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Get gutsy! Why Y-O-U should ask out that cutie

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I like this boy, and my guy friend (who’s so sweet) asked him out for me. But the guy said no! I’m so bummed. Do you think it’s because my friend asked him? Should I ask him out myself?

Dave: If you’re bummed, take another shot. Some guys are simply too embarrassed to discuss chick biz with a buddy. So give your crush the chance to answer in person—all he can say is “no” again. Just be prepared for that possibility.

Bill: Maybe they were at a loud ballgame. Your friend said, “Would you go out with Taryn?” and he heard: “Do you have a dog named Sharon?” Happens all the time. Get the full scoop, then decide if you want to ask him yourself.

BY BILL AND DAVE ON 10/15/2012 11:00:00 AM

POSTED IN bff, guys, dating advice, GL's best guy advice, how to get a BF, crush crash course, guy friend Q & A, from BGF to BF

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this may make me sound old fashioned, but girls aren't supposed to ask guys out. to avoid getting into an argument, i'd rather not say why. just try to avoid it.

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by monicagrace on 12/11/2012 5:44:08 PM

this happened to me too! Except, it turned out my friend never even asked the guy. You're thinking she's a mean bff, right? Wrong. She knew the guy was about to swap schools, and that we'd never see each other again. If she'd asked and he'd said yes, we would've had an awkward long distance relationship where we never saw each other and we'd eventually break up. If he'd asked and said no, I would have tried to ask him out again and gone all physco-crazy-ex girlfriend on him ( thats what I do after guys reject me... classy.)

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by emroxlol on 11/25/2012 9:27:38 PM

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Ok so Im six foot and my guy is barely 5' 3"..... Do you think this will affect our relationship and any tips for maintaining it with the major height difference? Thanks y'all!!!

Hey girlie, such a big height difference probably looks funny right now and might make you a target for kids at school to make fun of. But there's no reason it should bother you or your guy. Just keep your cool and brush off any negative comments. And since I'm assuming your fairly young, a growth spurt is coming his way. Boys keep growing into their 20s so he will get taller.

Lauren T.

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by southernbabbe on 11/25/2012 7:57:22 PM

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Hey girl, I'm a jr in highschool and I was wondering if it would be socially weird for me to date s freshman who goes to a different school. I'm going to follow my gut but i was just wondering what the general reaction is to a jr dating a freshman?

hey girl! as long as he's mature enough for you, I don't see anything wrong. That's only a two year difference...if you're feelin' it then i say GO FOR IT.

xoxo

Katie L.

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by fired up on 11/21/2012 4:05:49 PM

i like this boy and im not popular at my school and he is and im not sure what to do all the popular kids pick on me and push me around i need some help!!