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Just the fact that he's 18 going on 19 and still does not stand up to his parents means you shuld probably dump him. Its not going anywhere for either of you, and the flood of poems and e-mails is a bit superficial, just trying to make you feel like he's worth it. And at this rate, probably...

FTW!

If you're a nice friend already, don't even bother. Its not going anywhere but "let's just be friends".

Ladder theory works in EVERY situation. Like I discovered about an hour ago. :(

Seconded. Personally I think 3 years deserves a good night out together, I vote for classy dinner, ring and a show/concert. Motor show tickets is a bit suss (unless you are both petrol heads) and clothes is a more regular gift you can give any other time. Anyway, best wishes to the both of you.

I think this happens a lot more at uni? Just that random girl who makes you freeze every time you see her around campus, but you have no idea who she is or what she does.

How often should you be calling her so that its obvious you like her?

Guy 1 sounds like a mate of mine... externally weird, extremely shy and insecure, but great once you get to know him. Otherwise unrelated to your ex (friends or anything) I hope? Cause friends of ex's never seem to work out. He definitely sounds more faithful, and the lack of initiative comes...

As far as I've experienced, the friend route doesn't work. Once you're down the path, no matter how bleedingly obvious you hint that you like her, she won't notice. Stay rooted to the friends ladder unless she makes it obvious she likes you as well. Or you can just tell her you like her, then...

Hasn't this been done? http://community.boredofstudies.org/293/love-relationships/36698/being-asked-out-what-method-would-you-prefer.html

A Little's Enough When all is said and done Will we still feel pain inside? Will the scars go away with night? Try to smile for the morning light It's like the best dream to have Where everything is not so bad Every tear is so alone Like God himself is coming home To say I I can do...

Agreed. Range from 3 years older to 2 years younger than yourself, but minimum age 17

That's a new set of problems right there :rolleyes:

I think any way is fine for the first time, it doesn't matter if you're asking her out for a drink (the first time or something). But if you're asking to go out with her (as in 'be my gf') then it should definitely be done in person.

Ouch

Imagine a Greek and Asian couple... family disownage haha :p

Heh one of my mates gets the complete opposite... his gf's parents are Nazi. They can't be in a room alone together for longer than 20 minutes (even at her house WITH her parents there) and her mum tagged along once when they went to the movies :rofl: :haha:

That's a good one. I suppose it shows they're serious about you. Some Asian parents wouldn't even mention their children's bf/gf to extended family (on the other hand, entire families might know about you before you've even met them :p) . Good luck with learning Cantonese though ;) Its supposed...

It seems it has a lot to do with culture? I seem to think some parents disapprove based on the boy/girl being a different race? Greeks going out with Lebanese, Indians going out with caucasians and the like. While Asian families seem a lot tighter about relationships in general