AWKWARD ZOMBIE

In the pokeball, duh.

Tammerath wrote:Bitches ain't shit but hoes and tricks

But seriously, that's pretty messed up. I would just stay away if I were you Reyo

EDIT: Also, this my is approach to women:

Generally, throwing things at girls we like is something that should be left behind in first grade

TheStranger wrote: Generally, throwing things at girls we like is something that should be left behind in first grade

Can't tell if you didn't get the joke, or are being sarcastic

i think Tuxedo Mask is just so cute and nice i just want to show him off (ღ˘⌣˘ღ)

Doggone it this one girl is SO CUTE

but we have NOTHING in common

GUUUHHH

Simple: Have her show you what she enjoys while you do the opposite. Bonding experience and a great way to really get to know someone.

OK, we actually do have one thing in common, we both like watching movies.

Do you not both have a pulse?

That's typically the criteria I've been told to use.

I'm starting to think when my mom said Tuxedo Mask could visit "next summer" she meant the summer in 2015 and not next summer next year....

So I'm kinda in that awkward spot of liking a guy who I'm friends with and figuring out whether my feelings are actually romantic or not while also trying to figure out of he's gay because I certainly don't want to bark up the wrong tree and fuck everything up if he's straight and I find out "lol, no. You liked him as a friend, and now it's all ogre."

I could deal with being friends, but I really want to know if it's possible without ruining anything.

The NoffletoffxAngelic ship has been sailing for 2 years now! I'm going tell my parents about us soon after I turn 18.

Kamak wrote:So I'm kinda in that awkward spot of liking a guy who I'm friends with and figuring out whether my feelings are actually romantic or not while also trying to figure out of he's gay because I certainly don't want to bark up the wrong tree and fuck everything up if he's straight and I find out "lol, no. You liked him as a friend, and now it's all ogre."

I could deal with being friends, but I really want to know if it's possible without ruining anything.

I thought that the stereotype was that all gay people had a more developed gaydar to circumvent that very issue.

No that's unfortunately untrue

If it was we'd probably all have boyfriends already

AngelicSongx wrote:The NoffletoffxAngelic ship has been sailing for 2 years now! I'm going tell my parents about us soon after I turn 18.

That's going to be awkward.
"Oh hey, mom, dad, I've had a boyfriend for 2 years now I never told you about."

Why not? I was already engaged before my parent's knew I was seeing anyone.