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writes: I'm recently single from a 5 year relationship with a guy I planned on marrying. I'm 20 years old. I met this guy that is the brother of one of my friends. He's really nice and sweet and we've hung out twice since I met him in a group. Well, on Friday we're going out and smoking hookah. I'm not sure if other people are going to be there or if it's a date but I'm going to assume other people (aka his friends) will be. I've never dated anyone besides my ex bf and I don't know what to do, how to act, what to wear...I basically know nothing. I've met other guys since I've been in college on a brief stint when my bf and I broke up for a 3 month period last year and I wasn't successful in meeting guys. But I feel like this one might be different and I don't want to mess it up. I would genuinely like to see if things could work out between us. I think guys tend to get turned off by girls that go too far. I already made out with him when we went out once...we were dancing and we ended up kissing for a while. So now, I'm not sure where we stand or what he expects but I know he's very into sex. How far should I go on this first hang out session? And what do I do if he wants more? Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated...especially before Friday night. Thanks everyone!!!!
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reader, cupids_friend +, writes (26 February 2009):
Okay I am 20 years old I am 165 and benching around 240 I am well built so I have had girls before and I am smart I get $6000 a month but anyways I think that it is best to take it slow and you trying a lot will tell him that either that you care or you crazy but just let him know that you like him and about the sex thing til your ready don't give it up teaz him a little a teaz is allways nice. But don't take it to the point that he gets mad and if your not comfortable don't do it just let him know that its not the write time. Sex is something that should be shared not given
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reader, Louise89 +, writes (26 February 2009):
Just be yourself. Don't make it up to be a space shuttle launch. Set boundaries if you wish to. And bring condoms in case you cross those boundaries.
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