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If you're not willing to go through that pain for her, then you probably don't love her enough and might as well break up. If you think you truly love her enough, stick with it and go through the pain, no matter how brutal and how long. No concrete answer, but you've got to be the one to...

Anyone else but me notice that Fatal Advent is banned??? In any case, dating at the age of 14 is 99.9% of the time meaningless and stupid. People who have not sexually matured (not in a strict scientific sense) do not take relationships seriously, even if they like the other person's...

Clearly not a statement for help & support. Violent_anger, please be considerate that the person is seeking advice and not critique. Even if you think critique is necessary, please provide it in a more positive manner since again, this is the help and support section.

Try/Consider one or more of the following: (1) Religions - East, West, North or South. Pick one, learn about it. (2) Academic Subjects - not the stuff you find in school. it could be anything, math, poetry, drawing, music, reading, writing, politics, anything. Interest you? Go look there. (3)...

Well, were the people you lost lovers or friends? Because if they were friends, my condolences. If she was your lover, then my deepest condolences. For if the latter were the case, you would have little hope (except in God, if you believe; if not, I'll stay away from it). If the latter is not...

Weird to see you on the advice-asking end Stavros. Nonetheless, I'm glad to help (if I can). Hmmmm....well, I mean...if a girl is actually a good girlfriend....she wouldn't have said this...so on that alone, I would have second thoughts about her. No matter how great she is...you just don't say...

I'd say you should reconsider how you are doing this. A pick and choose out of 4 girls? Your interest should lie in one girl and only one girl. Otherwise, what's the point of starting a relationship?

lol. Your homecoming story is classic and funny. Stereotypical in fact. You're looking to maximize sexual play with no commitment. Sounds kinda greedy, huh? That's the extent of my lecture. If you're not really considering that comment, my advice would then be the same as D.A.

The conditions provided were neither sufficient nor necessary. But at least one of them must be satisfied to be considered a deep friendship. Thanks for agreeing though! I thought you would reading your other posts...Let's see what Deeman thinks....

Well reading your latest update......je must think. ... ... Please wait ... ... Okay. Enough silly business. Wow, this girl is flirty to the max. I mean she rests her head on your shoulder, holds another guy's hands, rubs it in your face.... Not only does it seem like she's trying to lead all...

Phew, some story Deeman. I read the whole thing. Hmmm...I've been stuck in similar situations. She is being really flirty with you despite having a boyfriend (the whole staring at you, resting her head, etc...). I mean, I hate to say it, but she just may enjoy the attention as opposed to that...

If you're hetero and it's the opposite sex (or if you're homo and its the same sex), then I'd say it's a no-no. It's impossible to maintain an non-familial relationship with a sex you are potentially attracted to. It's human nature. They got the parts. You like their personality.

Leave her. Hand holding is a no-no between the opposite sex. (assuming both are heterosexual). It's a clear indication that they like each other. "Friendship" is just a cloak. They are probably confused themselves.

End the friendship. Only a selfish friend would do such a thing without telling you. A true friend, a true best friend, would never consider doing it. It's not worth getting hurt twice. Honestly, that is a pathetic friend. A friend is not measured by their interests, humour, and similarities. A...

(1) Talk to the people above you, as everyone else has said. (2) Check with Residence & Housing to see if they can move you to another unit? (3) Unfortunately, cope with it? On the bright side, you'll have funny stories to tell at the dinner table! XD I hope things work out.

By the sounds of it, this guys isn't very sensitive to a girl's feelings and he isn't serious about relationships. I'd steer clear of him. Go out with him, and you're setting yourself up for heartbreak/frustrating time. All in all, not worth it. Pay more attention to guys who seem they would...

Problem #1: Break up with your boyfriend. Go out with your friend. I'm not really sure of your age, but if its below around umm... 17? Then I would just not go out with anyone. No relationship is serious below that age. Truthfully, it's dependent on maturity and not age, but usually younger...

Didn't beat him first time around. Second time, pwned. :)

And too many have been saved by their parents' advice? A bit harsh on our parents eh? In any case, your mom sounds pretty stubborn/narrow-minded about the topic. All in all, I'd stick with just following your passion. Stick with it. However, I'd have to agree with SuperEclipse's advice, be...

Shoot. Ready to listen if you'd like.