How To Make A Friend (boyfriend)

   Ahh, UPSURT!

   Can you make it out of plasticine?

   I was in the same situation and honestly I wanted a boyfriend just to see what it was and to tell you it was complete nonsense, I just hurt the boy. If you are not in love with a certain boy, then in my opinion do not do nonsense at all. Otherwise, if you want so much, find yourself more shy, it's easier with them :)

   For me, that was the age when I was most active in this regard. I know, just luck. Just get in the right company. Sign up for something, some dancing or something and things will go by themselves.

   For some time I have been communicating with a girl like you ... absolutely one to one, only she is 17 .. I know the girls well, enough, but I have no idea how to behave with her .. Look, just be yourself, open and frank with the boy you will meet in time, do not pretend to be something you are not, but from what you say, you are exactly different ... Share this with him and you will see his reaction. It is! Success!

   Instead of wondering how to find a learning friend, what's wrong with your kids? where are you in a hurry

   I'm 28 and I haven't had a boyfriend yet, and at this age you think about boyfriends instead of studying. I have already come to terms with the fact that my future is in prostitutes and companions.

   You are not the only one. I also didn't have a boyfriend at school, and on top of that I didn't drink or smoke. You have nothing to worry about, even if it doesn't happen now, it's not a problem and you're no worse than the other girls. I know it's naughty because you listen and see what's going on around you every day, and against that background, your life seems boring. Just see and socialize with boys, play cards, for example, or take a walk in the park, don't think of a boyfriend, but look at it as a friendship. Once you have more boys friends and get to know each other, it will happen by itself, just be honest and when you reach a relationship, say that you have experience and be with a partner, instead of seeking advice from your friends.