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There is one easy and simple solution to your problem. If you are always worried that while you aren't there that your friends will talk to each other about you, then just don't tell them anything. If you're going to end up worrying about it in the future, just keep your mouth closed and you won't have a reason to worry or be so paranoid From what you've written, Stacie doesn't seem to have an romantic feelings toward you, so you probably won't be mentioned very often in her conversations. And e…

There are a few reasons your boyfriend is suddenly acting so different. The most possible reason is that this is just a natural part of his life. He's a 17, and he's becoming an adult. His attitude may last for a few months, or maybe it'll never change. Another possible reason is that he's experiencing some personal issues that you aren't aware of. Maybe something has happened between him and his family, or him and a close friend. Maybe he's worried about school, and that's what's causing him to…

It doesn't matter what "clicks" you two are in. If you like him, then just go for it. But seeing that you've already noted that he's a player, be careful not to get too involved, too fast. I'm not trying to make you worry, but I just want to warn you so that if things don't go as well as you'd hope, that you won't be surprised. I wish you luck. ;D

I've been confused about my feelings on seriously dating another guy. After ending a long relationship with guy I really thought I could trust, and ultimately have him lie to me and cheat on me, I was afraid of finding another guy. But I decided that it was time for me to move on, and I started dating again. & things seemed like they were going well until one day I realised I didn't want a boyfriend anymore. Finally, though, I got the courage to tell my boyfriend that I would rather be friends. …

Quote from Jasmine: “You should go with your own instincts. If you didn't know he liked your friend, would you still think he's a player? Yes it's good for you to be warned by your friends, but just because he liked her doesn't mean he can't legitimately like you too. You can't let everyone else influence you too much, you still have to remember to go with what you feel/think. It could be feeling awkward because of the fact that you don't see each other that often. Maybe you need to spend more t…

Quote from Jasmine: “Well, it could have just been a simple crush and not really any strong feelings, in which case it wouldn't take that long for him to move on. If you're worried, consider his previous relationships and how quickly he bounced in and out of them. That should tell you something. However, if he's not the type that tries to get other girls while being in a relationship, then maybe you have nothing to worry about. He could have a legitimate liking towards you, but you'll never know…

Well, hun, there is no number to which people have to go on dates before they can "officially" date. Usually, though, when asked out on a date, it is implied that you both have mutual feelings for each other - but there are times when your person of interest may only view it as hanging out with a friend. You can try dropping a few hints by flirting, but not too much to where the other person is freaked out. I think that if you want that person to recognise that the two of you are now a couple (g…

You know what they say, "you never know unless you try." Considering asking this girl to see a new film with you or to hang out at a place you both enjoy. Basically, try dating her. This doesn't necessarily mean that you've become a couple, but obviously some feelings will be exposed. And it's a good way to find out how you really feel about this girl. Good luck.

It's obvious that "Joe" has some mutual feelings for you. But for some personal reasons he can't officially date you right now. However, just because you two aren't technically "girlfriend & boyfriend" doesn't mean that the feelings aren't present. At this time, he feels as that if he started dating you, something might go wrong or that you'll eventually get fed up with him and not like him anymore. Just let everything flow, and you two will do fine.

I recently started going out with this guy last week (I'll call him "John.") Before we even began dating, we'd spend hours texting each other every day. And finally, I got up the nerve to tell him how I felt, kind of already knowing that he felt the same. Two days after I confessed, he asked me out. I decided to tell my friends about John and me becoming a couple, hoping that they would be happy for me since last year I went through a horrible break-up with this guy that I really cared about. Bu…