Poll: Your First Date
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I'm a high school Senior and I have yet to go on a date, but I guess it could be worse. I know age 17 isn't all that old but you feel bad when all your friends have boyfriends and you don't. xD Oh well. Good things come with time...or...something like that.
I haven't ever been on a date, I've been out with girls before but just doing stuff as friends. Mind you I'm only 14, so frankly I think it would be kind of wierd if I was dating right now, and I'd probably become one of the many self-centered Macho men who seem primarily focused on how much tongue they can suck on in one weekend who prowl the grounds at my school.
my first date consisted of us running away from hospital for a day, with the hospital threatening to call the cops on us and tearful family trying to call up..
that 'date' only lasted about an hour or two..
but the relationship is almost two years old now!
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that 'date' only lasted about an hour or two..
but the relationship is almost two years old now!
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Was good enough. Well i realized that she wasnt worth the effort afterwards but the one date was a lot of fun. Nothing worked out as planned and thats the best that can happen.It was spontanous and funny.
It was pretty fun. Took her out to a movie then subway at like 2 am. Then we egged a few cars that drove by her house. Wrestled playfully in her room a little, it was all good until she accidentally kneed me in the sack. Then out of reaction grabbed them and said sorry. It was a good night, regardless to say it went passed pg-18 lolz
You know, this thread made me think things over, and I think I might have actually been on a date almost a year ago. I honestly didn't have any real experience with the opposite sex until I started college, and that hasn't gone far beyond random hook-ups. The one last year didn't go far beyond hooking up, but it was planned earlier that day and we were watching a movie at her house, so that might qualify.
i consider a Dating as a stiff overrated social ritual which costs time, money and nerves.
I went on a Date twice and i never forget that feeling that you are watched by ppl. and the significant other, it was awkward silent most of the time and the whole thing felt so stiff...
...and it didn't even had any benefits. The first longer relationship i was in started by giving her a "headshot" (for nonsmokers: Person A takes the joint with the burning side holding the filter with his teeth while Person B locks lips on Person A's and start inhaling while Person A blows...ahem...if you are all guys you can form a wind channel with your hands
...we giggled and replaced the joint with our tongue.
And that's about it, i never have dates,i slip into relationships...or not...
I went on a Date twice and i never forget that feeling that you are watched by ppl. and the significant other, it was awkward silent most of the time and the whole thing felt so stiff...
...and it didn't even had any benefits. The first longer relationship i was in started by giving her a "headshot" (for nonsmokers: Person A takes the joint with the burning side holding the filter with his teeth while Person B locks lips on Person A's and start inhaling while Person A blows...ahem...if you are all guys you can form a wind channel with your hands
...we giggled and replaced the joint with our tongue.And that's about it, i never have dates,i slip into relationships...or not...
I went to this girls house to study, but no studying went on if you know what I mean.......................so we both failed the extension test the next day.
I don't really do 'dates' as such, given that I'm a vague and lazy guy, but the first was pretty good, whatever you wan to call it
He went on a date with a girl, and thought that afterwards they were 'together' and it was about two weeks before it got through to him that it had been a one off.
My friend did something like this. Actually, it was very different, but you reminded me of it...Neonbob said:
He went on a date with a girl, and thought that afterwards they were 'together' and it was about two weeks before it got through to him that it had been a one off.
It depends on how you look at it. On the one hand, I don't get to deal with all of the migraine inducing confusion that results from bad relationships, and I can focus on school work. On the other hand, school is pretty much my social life, I don't really leave the house except for anything related to school and I'm somewhat lonely (only slightly).gof22 said:
I more or less believe in the philosophy of "always look on the bright side of life" so it doesn't bother me THAT much. It's just sometimes I have my mandatory teen angst days.