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writes: I like an older guy and I think age is just a number..but how can I make my family and friends see it the way that I do?? I really need help! Reply to this Question Share |
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reader, Laura-x +, writes (14 August 2008):
Explain to them how you feel about him and how he feels about you and tell them to give it a chance before they disagree with it. My boyfriend is 5 years older then me and i thought my family and friends would never agree with it but i explained to them how i felt and how close we was and how much better he treated me than the other guys. I new they want happy but i brought him round to my house and introduced him to my family and they gave him a chance and now they treat him like part of the family. Also with my friends i told them gradually because girls are usuall bitchy when theres alot of them together and everyone accepted us. If the age gap is huge then things may be harder but if your sure things are gonna work out and all the grief you could get is worth it don't hold back and tell people the longer you wait the more questions they ask. Good Luck xxx
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reader, superrrshawna +, writes (14 August 2008):
think** lol sorry.
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reader, superrrshawna +, writes (14 August 2008):
first of all, how old is he? parents and loved ones will tend to be cautious about these sorts of things because they KNOW that in most cases the older guy could be too much for the younger, more innocent sweetheart [i don't know if you are, but that's what they thing] to handle.
integrate him slowly into your life. that is the best advice i can give. i hope he isn't really old, or else i would try to talk you out of it with my own personal experiences!
good luck.
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reader, anonymous, writes (14 August 2008): Age may be a number... but the law is the law.
Deal with it.
Flynn 24
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reader, anonymous, writes (14 August 2008): i know you think that but other people don't see it the way you do. they have their opinion on it and you can't change that. trust me, i've been through this. and later i realized that they were right and were just trying to protect me. sometimes older guys aren't the way to turn. what do they want from young girls.. you know. so just try to see it their way, they love you and want you to be safe.
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