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I'm dating my third boyfriend in my freshman year in high school, and its a blast ! ive known him now for three months and hes like an older brother to me ! hes so nice ! We talk on the phone every single night ! We text eachother a lot and DONT ignore eachother when we see eachother at school like 7th and 8th grade.

-- Contributed by: xxdaterr17xx

Hi Nelg, At some point you'll have to have a normal conversation - in person. Texting is like living in a virtual world all the time. Make time to hang out with your girlfriend in person- it is a lot more fun and much more interesting. Ask her out soon!

-- Contributed by: Charlotte Gerber

My girlfriend is very shy with me because I've only courted her in text.

-- Contributed by: nelg.r

Hi Faraz, Does your girlfriend know how you feel? Have you ever told her she is being negative? Perhaps she needs to hear how she is being perceived by you, and probably everyone else. Sometimes tough love helps. If that doesn't do the trick, consider moving on to someone who is a little less negative and who could bring some happiness back into your life.

-- Contributed by: Charlotte Gerber

My Girlfriend is so damn negitive and never thinks positive. i try my best to cheer her up but then she just puts it back to a bad side which makes me mad. I try my best to keep her happy but her past with her previous boyfriends are affecting the present and she can't let it go. What do i do?

-- Contributed by: Faraz

Hi Blue, I don't think there is anything wrong with someone who doesn't want to date just because. Find someone you really like and date them. However, there is no guarantee that that one person you decide to date will be "the one." But who knows? Maybe you'll be one of the lucky ones!

-- Contributed by: Charlotte Gerber

I don't feel good to date, and though I have a crush on a person that adores me, I just don't want to date un-serious historys; I want my first date to be my last and date in my 20's, not earlier. Is there anything wrong with this point of view?

-- Contributed by: blue
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