Dear Bubby,
I go to school with a girl who told me that a friend of hers at the Skating Rink said she likes me. I didn't know who she was talking about until yesterday. And I loved her the first time I saw her! But what if she's over me already? I wanna just walk up to her and tell her I like her. But for some reason, I can't! I really like her. Am I just chicken? I'm so confused! Help!
Corey
Dear Corey,
It's so nice to have someone who likes you and confides her feelings to another friend. Don't be afraid - If you really like her go up to her - say hello - ask her about school - maybe what do you do after school? Tell her what you like to do and you might ask her if she would like to take a walk after school (if you can afford it you might stop off for pizza but don't tell her what you plan) It will be lots of fun. I know.
A little secret - When I met my husband for the first time he told me right off in front of friends that he was going to marry me. I was shy and confused and said - You can't do that. I still have a couple of years in school and my father would kill me if I stopped and besides I have a friend - Very "laid back" he said he would wait. We all had a big laugh - end of story 3 years later - I married him. If you like this girl - be positive - speak up and have fun.
Let me know how you made out. ♥, BUBBY
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