General rantyness.

So, as at least one of you knows, that whole two year thing I had going with Alli ended in December. Screwed me up, it did. But I got over her in about a month, and started dating a girl named Emma. Emma was cool. She plays video games and watches anime and appreciates good theater. Emma dumped me after a week because I was ugly. And now I have to spend an hour and a half with her in Latin. Right after I wake up. EVERY DAY. Bleeeeh.

Not throwing a pity party, just catching you guys up on what's been going on in my life. I'm really glad BAS Gaming Parodies is getting a new start about the same time I am. I figured this kind of topic belonged here, but I could be wrong. I'm mainly just getting myself reacquainted with a forum system, to be honest. I haven't posted on a message board in ages.

This section was indeed made for this kinds of topics.

Also, if you're gonna have a girlfriend, look for a serious relation. Don't worry if you're afraid you'll go to far. In a serious relation, if something is wrong then you both break guilty free. And if you don't break up, then happiness ensues.

How to do this? Search for a woman you love that loves you back. Sounds difficult. IS difficult. But IS worth it.

Well, I thought it was serious. She was actually just leading me on. We've been friends for a long time, and she didn't know how to just tell me no. Honestly, I wish she had just told me no. False hope is an awful thing.

She was not mature enough. Simple as that. That's why teenage love almost never works. Because teenagers can't really difference having a crush on someone apart from real love.

Well, I'm not saying I was in love with her. I just felt like I was in a position where if I planted that seed, it would grow.

Needless to say, I was mistaken.

Exactly my point.

If we only had relationships that we KNEW were going to work, no one would ever have any relationships at all.

That's not what I meant. Relationships should start at higher stages than just crushes. They should start in the sentimental part, more than the attraction part. And this is for BOTH PARTIES. And I'm sorry to say this, but the fact that Emma left you supports my case.

Oh, absolutely. But I was in the sentimental stage, she just pretended to me.

And that's the difficult part. BOTH OF YOU have to be in the sentimental part. But it is pretty difficult. Especially at teenage age when they can't difference one thing from another, unless being mature. Just remember, there are more girls out there. Also, go on a diet. And if you're THAT desperate, liposuction. Mostly to help self esteem or to make people be interested on you on first sig rather than randomly. Someone may be able to love you at some point, but they have to notice you first. Bring on the effort! Burn those calories!

Thats really sad to know, but we all have relationship problems, I'm having some of my own right now