Well I was on my favored waste of time website, and a friend was on the chat function. I decided that an overly open conversation would be worthwhile, I said ‘well if you had been single, I would have asked you out.’ referring to about a month ago. She replied ‘Yeah I would have gone a on a few dates with you, I dont know how serious we could have gotten because of time…’
‘Well I should have asked you freshmen year.’ And then there it was something I never thought I would find out about me. She said ‘Seriously, I wanted you to ask me out freshmen year, but you never did.’
-The lesson learned is ask them out if you want to, there really is nothing to lose otherwise.
To look at this logically: Before you ask, there is no chance because they do not know you are interested and they are most likely as nervous as you are. Also, you are not in a relationship, you just want to be. If you ask them out, you either succeed and learn more about yourself, dating and you build confidence either way; or you fail, and the situation stays the same, but you have the ability to move on and maybe the situation will change down the road.
-An older lesson that I think necessary to add here:
Take it slow, not to the point you never ask, that’s just stupid. You should go on dates, let them know that you want to go slow. Make sure you do not push your limits and make sure you do not push theirs.
From a wiser point of view:
if you make a s.o. all of your life you limit time for yourself, your friends, your family and other opportunities that you would have never thrown away before.
I lost good friends, my family ties weakened, I stayed from my life goals, I had a hard road to get back when I got dumped.
-A lesson for people dating (common sense I think everyone should have.)
Use a condom everytime and the women should be on prenatal vitamins.
From a biologically view:
STI’s will ruin your life. Painful treatments, Causing your loved one to get infected and possibly die while you still live, giving it genetically to your kids.
Condom greatly reduce the risk of the female pregnant.
For the women, prenatal vitamins are just a way to make your body healthy if you get pregnant, they do not increase the likelihood of becoming pregnant. Many birth defects can be avoided if you take them, and they are beneficial to your own health. GO ASK YOUR DOCTOR.
Sorry for the rant, but I think that important things are left unsaid,
-NK