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If she doesn't talk to you, but looks at you a lot, she probably likes you.

Quote from Kat: “Hi there. When you see him smile at him, this is always a start. Then try to just say hi, how are you, then maybe start off a conversation with him, especialyl if he's showing interest that he wants the same. You will gradually build up your confidence to do it.” I never thought of that..a smile is a good start..! As simple as your advice is, it's actually really helpful. Thank you!!

I really like this guy, and I've liked him for a really long time. He's in one of my classes and I'm on a sports team with him. I've never had a full conversation with him, which is the essential part of my dilemma. I'm also really shy.. I have no idea what to say to him! I don't want him to think I'm weird or something! He's a senior, so time's ticking. Trying to figure out things to do is much easier said than done..that's for sure.

Oh jeez...hahah that's really funny. Poor kid..

I'm glad I could help =]

Haha I did photoshop in the beard..I didn't think it looked real either..hence the argument we had. =P

I've never talked to a girl who was concerned about the size of a guy's penis. Ever. And if I have, it was jokes. Girls don't really care about your size down there..it's just not something that crosses our minds when we think about guys. Unless it's a really shallow girl..in which case, no one needs her anyway. =P So now that I've cleared that up, I have a question for you. Do guys really obsess over boob size? I know there are shallow guys out there, but truthfully, can you tell me how many of…

It's so hard during a break up, especially when you still have feelings left. The truth is, there is no easy way to get over someone, and there isn't a special trick for fixing a broken heart. I wish it wasn't so, but you have to go through the pain, not around it. A broken heart is a lesson..not the kind that you get after doing something wrong, but the kind you get so you don't do something wrong in the future. I wish there was something else to say..all I can say is I hope the pain you're goi…

This is a link to a picture of my friend Chris..how old do you think he looks? Responses appreciated. We were just having an argument over how old people thought he was...I don't know, long story. But anyway, I'm hoping I can prove him wrong! So please answer this thread! Thanks! i242.photobucket.com/albums/ff68/MargaretAnn_x3/Capture2.jpg

I think both..it really depends on the person though!

Wow..that's a sticky situation. Well, you have three options: 1. Tell them. You would have to tell your friend first, because if you told the girl first, your friend would probably be angry. It would be hard to do, but at least they'd both know what's up. 2. Stop being friends with them. That's a hard thing to do. Bad idea too, just if you can't bear it any longer, it's a possible way out of the situation. 3. Go on like you have been all along. It's going to be hard (because love is never easy, …

Definitely consider doing what DareToDream said..also, you don't miss him, you miss the guy you thought he was. The way I got over my ex boyfriend was by knowing that in the end, he wasn't the same guy I loved in the beginning of the relationship. Sometimes it's confusing because you see him, and you remember what he was, and know that he isn't that now. So by realizing that he was never going to be that person again, I came to discover that I didn't miss him, but the way he made me feel. Once I…

Maybe she's nervous. Maybe you're her first boyfriend and she doesn't quite know how to go about being a girlfriend for someone two years older. The other, and more harsh, reason for her decision is that she maybe doesn't like you as much as she thought she did. I'm probably wrong about that, and I totally don't want to upset you for saying that. I'm sorry if I did =/ Anyway, ask her about it. Tell her you want a truthful answer. Just confront her. Tell her it's bugging you and you want to know …

That's pretty harsh...try and make things better between the two of you..and if it happens again or in the process of making things better, go to your parents. That's definitely not okay for him to do to you.

That would be a great first date. That's the perfect movie to see on a first date, too. It's action-y and a little scary in some parts, which will make you the protective manly boyfriend. =D I know that would be the perfect first date in my opinion. Good luck!

You should definitely do what your gut tells you to do. If you feel like you're hurting because you can't see him or that you would feel guilty if you left him because you feel like he would have to face his problems alone, break up. But if you two genuinely care for eachother, stay together, and something great might come out of the relationship. Whatever you do, make sure you're doing it for yourself, whether it be staying with him or breaking up with him.

It's pretty bad..I can hardly believe that even happened! But whatever floats your boat. Just..don't do it again.

It depends on the face shape..hmm..for more square shaped faces, buzz cuts look good..for round or short faces, medium hair looks good, and for long faces, long hair looks good. (In my opinion).

Maybe she wants the same thing..she just is too shy to tell you. Also, take things slow..let her know it's up to her. She'll feel more comfortable and things may move more quickly. Good luck!

I personally like to be approached by guys who seem confident..I don't like assertiveness, but subtle let-ons are fine. Like, don't go up to her and go, "Hey, you're looking good.." or anything along those lines, because that's a sign of a true creeper. You should go up to her and ask what's up, where she's from, and from there ask her things about where she's from. If she responds with 3 or 4 word answers, it may be a sign that she feels a little violated, or that you came off too assertive. Ju…