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30-35,
*eenageWorrier
writes:Hello everyone, I've not been on this website for a while! I'll just start by saying I've learned quite a lot about the opposite sex, and I managed to avoid them whilst doing my GCSE exams and I am proud to say I did quite well and got into the college of my choice, whilst also doing the A levels i chose. I am now sixteen years old, and well, you know what that means...Basically there is a nearly nineteen year old male in my Media lessons who seems to have taken an interest in me. I'm not going to lie, we flirt a lot and it's great fun because we both know it's not very serious yet we're both enjoying it. So, last Thursday the person who usually sits next to me was away ill and so Dan sat next to me, and teased me a bit-physically, I mean. You know, his hand running up my leg, and dipping a bit into my jeans and knickers although he did not actually finger me or anything. I reciprocated, and I know that he liked it.I was just wondering, are there any tips out there for in the future, for actually gong down on him, is there anything males prefer, etc? And I do know what i'm doing, I'm not expecting a relationship or anything, so no worries about that.Thanks!
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reader, TeenageWorrier +, writes (3 October 2010):
TeenageWorrier is verified as being by the original poster of the question I would just like to say that I wasn't too happy about it going on in the actual lesson itself, because I worked very hard for that grade and I want to do well at college too. I'm not trying to suggest I want to carry on doing this sort of thing during actual lessons. That would just be stupid because one way or another it would all end badly. I realise that it could all be a mistake anyway, but I thought that the whole point of being a teenager was to make mistakes, and live life to the full, cliche as it sounds. That sort of thing, yes? But i appreciate the concern and I have taken it in. Thanks.
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reader, petina1 +, writes (3 October 2010):
 Wow, so all this was going on in the 'Media lesson'.. My advice to you is if you arent expecting a relationship is to stop now before you get your self a bad name. A tip would be to say to you that seriously,men LIKE to talk about women and you could be on the agenda this time. You seem to be a very intelligent student in the academic way but in the ways of life you need to assert your self more. I mean this for your own self respect. You could end up getting kicked out of college if you are both caught with your hands down each others jeans. Hope this helps.
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