sexymuffen69
Mar 5 2005, 12:48 AM
ok i need help with my relationship i really like this girl nd i no this is a lpace 4 grrls but i thot i could use ure help more than trhe guys ok so lets call her um betty and i really like her nd she is mormon nd she cant date til she 16 and its kinda sad cuz i like her nd she kinda likes me until she thinks shes betraying her religon nd i dont weant her to do that but i like her sooo muck nd we hav been frends 4 a wile since the summer 2 years ago nd this past summer we went out. nd aftyer we broke up we hav been frends nd she s a great frend nd i no if we go out it wont out our frendship on the ine cuz we both no thats important nd we hav b 4 nd im sad cuz i wanna go out with her nd wuts great is she knows im not shallow like sum guys nd i think she likes me 4 that 2 nd we always kinda hint that i like her nd stuff nd she said she likes me rite now but she dusnt want to reck her religon nless i become mormon 2 nd im thinking about it wut shood i do please help me thank u
yeseulx3
Mar 5 2005, 12:50 AM
can you like write with punctuation marks so i like can understand wat urrr saying because i like have no idea what the heck is going on like wow thanks bye
UrF4vL!pGl0Zz1212
Mar 5 2005, 12:54 AM
QUOTE(strwbrrykiwi23 @ Mar 4 2005, 11:50 PM)
can you like write with punctuation marks so i like can understand wat urrr saying because i like have no idea what the heck is going on like wow thanks bye
^^ so very true.
But I can kinda understand. From what I'm getting you shouldnt ask her out if its betraying her faith. No offense but I'm sure her faith comes first and to risk it all on a "sorta" crush seems a little silly. << (lack of a better term) But then again if she DOES really like you and wants to take the risk then by all means. have fun with it.
shouldnt this be in relationships?
ThePrincessofTKD
Mar 5 2005, 01:08 AM
you should respect her by respecting her religion. if she wants to betray her religion, then it`s all good, but if her parents don`t like it, you`ll be stepping on the wrong foot with them.
aznhunnie6o1
Mar 5 2005, 01:14 AM
Anyways... wait till she's 16. Get to know her better. Stay really good friends and if both of you still like each other when your 16, then it's all set to go.

Good luck with her.
EDIT
Ha! I just realized it was in relationships... I got thrown off by the "I know this is a girly place but.."
demolished
Mar 5 2005, 01:41 AM
Well it seem that you DO NOT have the patient to wait for her untill she is 16 . Both of you guys liked each other already ... no need be bf/gf cuz she has a religion rules that go against her. You just need to wait .. til she is 16
Secrecy831x2
Mar 5 2005, 06:18 AM
Well i dink da best way is to wait till she's 16. You shouldn't go that out of your way unless you REALLY REALLY like her or so. Plus you never know, you might meet someone knew before she's 16 :O..Plently more fishies in the sea
--x who0ps
Mar 5 2005, 06:13 PM
you need to respect her beliefs, so wait, if you cant, you dont deserve her.
swe3ttemptasian
Mar 5 2005, 06:31 PM
QUOTE
you should respect her by respecting her religion. if she wants to betray her religion, then it`s all good, but if her parents don`t like it, you`ll be stepping on the wrong foot with them.
agreed.
espionage
Mar 5 2005, 07:14 PM
I guess it depends on how faithful she is with her religion though, and whether or not you would want to become Mormon as well - not for her, but for the religion. Religion isn't just a status you take because you want it for someone.
Shattered_Hope
Mar 22 2005, 05:26 PM
respect her decision and wait till she's 16..
yukichan
Mar 22 2005, 06:17 PM
respect her and wait till shes 16...
avalon*
Mar 22 2005, 07:53 PM
yeah. if you really like her, then you'll wait for her. and please do use punctuation.
WrathOfOnigo
Mar 22 2005, 09:29 PM

Wow was there ANY form of puncuation in that giant run-on sentence?
Ok well respect her religion and wait for her. But make sure she understands you are saving yourself just for her

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