Recent content by TheBlakkat

Hm. Take some time to get back in shape - physically and mentally, and get back in touch with said girls as friends. Don't try anything. If her current relationship fails, you could try and do something about it. Otherwise, you can be friends or just try and move on completely if you can settle...

*hugs* Lots and lots of them. Also, I can commiserate with you, to a degree. I've managed to screw myself over every time I've come close to a relationship and nearly ruined friendships by falling for people. I fall for people with extreme ease and have nearly killed myself once or twice...

Don't lie. Be compassionate, thoughtful, caring, but honest. You're about to break someone's heart, and that can take ages to mend. The least you can do is be mature about it. And if you decide to remain friends, I reccomend not trying to remain close friends until months have passed, at the...

Don't lie to her. Tell her the truth. Be understanding, supportful, compassionate. You're about to break her heart, the least you can do is be mature and honest about it. However, don't remain friends unless you want to, staying friends with exes is awkward at first and can end very well or very...

Right now, it comes down to what you,re comfortable with. If you're able to talk with him, work things out and rebuild trust, go for it. If you're not able to do that, or you don't want to, you've every right to dump him. I know that if a girl did that to me, I'd probably break up with her...

I was bullied so much during my elementary years. I was picked up by the legs, spun in circles and thrown at fences. I got pushed in front of swings. I almost got my head dunked in a toilet, I was beaten up quite often. I was a practice dummy for wrestling moves. I got my school projects...

I've discouraged friends from dating girls two grades younger than them in the past, but the agegroup thing really does work on a case-by-case basis. First out, work out the legality of this in your country. Where I live (from my understanding), if one partner's over the legal age and the other...

I'm torn with this one. I've made some friendships temporarily awkward because I thought the girl liked me when in fact she didn't and I've missed chances because I was afraid to ruin a friendship if I was wrong. In the long run, though, people won't start hating you because you have feelinsg...

When two guys like one girl, one of them ought to act like a gentleman, and step aside. When three guys like the same girl? The one with an ounce of sense in him bails while the other two slug it out (Returning with popcorn is optional). Jokes aside, though, I think you should stay out of...