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If you're chatting to someone that seems nice how long does it take you to normally have some sort of feelings?
If you're chatting to them how long does it take you to wanting to take it to the next step, as in becoming a couple?
If you're under 18 and you're 16 or 17 would you listen to your parents advice if they didn't like the person or would you ignore and still date the person if they were actually lovely and genuine?
If you're 18+ would you listen to your parents advice etc the same question as the previous one?
If you're chatting to them how long does it take you to wanting to take it to the next step, as in becoming a couple?
If you're under 18 and you're 16 or 17 would you listen to your parents advice if they didn't like the person or would you ignore and still date the person if they were actually lovely and genuine?
If you're 18+ would you listen to your parents advice etc the same question as the previous one?
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If you're chatting to someone that seems nice how long does it take you to normally have some sort of feelings?
If you're chatting to them how long does it take you to wanting to take it to the next step, as in becoming a couple?
If you're under 18 and you're 16 or 17 would you listen to your parents advice if they didn't like the person or would you ignore and still date the person if they were actually lovely and genuine?
If you're 18+ would you listen to your parents advice etc the same question as the previous one?
If you're chatting to someone that seems nice how long does it take you to normally have some sort of feelings?
If you're chatting to them how long does it take you to wanting to take it to the next step, as in becoming a couple?
If you're under 18 and you're 16 or 17 would you listen to your parents advice if they didn't like the person or would you ignore and still date the person if they were actually lovely and genuine?
If you're 18+ would you listen to your parents advice etc the same question as the previous one?
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Listen to your parents. Sometimes they know you better than you.
Listen to your parents. Sometimes they know you better than you.
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If you're chatting to someone that seems nice how long does it take you to normally have some sort of feelings? It's different for everyone. Some believe in love at first sight, sometimes a few weeks, for others it can be months or years of casual contact or friendship, then they realise their ideal partner is right under their nose.
If you're chatting to them how long does it take you to wanting to take it to the next step, as in becoming a couple? Again, different for everyone as to how quickly they get together with soneone. However, you don't go just from 'chatting' to a couple. You need to date, spend time together and see how soneone interacts not only with you, but with others in real life. There's a saying that how people treat service staff shows their personality, ie are they polite to restaurant staff or are they rude and dismissive?
If you're under 18 and you're 16 or 17 would you listen to your parents advice if they didn't like the person or would you ignore and still date the person if they were actually lovely and genuine?
If you're 18+ would you listen to your parents advice etc the same question as the previous one? Dating at 16/17? Nah. Concentrate on getting an education; that will set you up for life and give you a career and independence. There's plenty of time to date when you are older. Sometimes a view from other people can be useful; someone could/appear to be lovely, but too old for you, or you get blind to bad habits and faults. Plus without life experience you for necessarily know what is important in a relationship, including things like money.
If you're chatting to someone that seems nice how long does it take you to normally have some sort of feelings? It's different for everyone. Some believe in love at first sight, sometimes a few weeks, for others it can be months or years of casual contact or friendship, then they realise their ideal partner is right under their nose.
If you're chatting to them how long does it take you to wanting to take it to the next step, as in becoming a couple? Again, different for everyone as to how quickly they get together with soneone. However, you don't go just from 'chatting' to a couple. You need to date, spend time together and see how soneone interacts not only with you, but with others in real life. There's a saying that how people treat service staff shows their personality, ie are they polite to restaurant staff or are they rude and dismissive?
If you're under 18 and you're 16 or 17 would you listen to your parents advice if they didn't like the person or would you ignore and still date the person if they were actually lovely and genuine?
If you're 18+ would you listen to your parents advice etc the same question as the previous one? Dating at 16/17? Nah. Concentrate on getting an education; that will set you up for life and give you a career and independence. There's plenty of time to date when you are older. Sometimes a view from other people can be useful; someone could/appear to be lovely, but too old for you, or you get blind to bad habits and faults. Plus without life experience you for necessarily know what is important in a relationship, including things like money.
I met my boyfriend at work; was fascinated straight away, talked for a bit face-to-face over a couple of evenings, first date 4 days after meeting, called it official after 3 months. However, we were both adults (way past 18) and, whilst it's no guarantee, we were in jobs that required a high level of professionalism so there's more good people than bad in it. Plus we met each other's colleagues and friends, so easy to get an impression of someone.
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