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alright well i never met a girl that i really liked and wanted to ask our or i guess you would say get the courage to ask until i was in college

 

i fell fast and hard for this girl and we dated for a year and a half, then it all fell apart over a span of 3 months (i almost felt like it killed me a little on the inside)

 

anyways i talked to her for a few months afterwards then we stopped talking, i saw her some when we were back at school...i haven't seen her since the end of last year, and i've been dating a very nice wonderful girl for the past 8 months

 

she's a completely different person and a much better person and our relationship is completely different...she's not the lovey dovey type...and our feelings are more expressed through actions, which i think is a very good thing (my ex was the complete opposite) so basically i have zero experience with this type of girl

 

I'm a very headstrong person in that I don't like to let people see that i'm hurt or sick or anything I try to give off that perception that i'm almost invincible to those types of things or however you want to say...well i'm not obviously no one is. I want to tell her I love her because I know do, but i'm afraid of getting hurt badly again...

 

any advice for taking that leap because I feel like I do, but I feel like I don't at the same time, but then I feel like I do again? Confused? Me2?

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if you've been dating her for 8 months and haven't said "i love you" then just let it slide my brother....

 

no reason to rock the boat

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if you really love this new girl in your life, you should tell her that you love her. girls will always be girls and they like to be taken as princesses and to be told how much the person loves them. she will surely appreciate it and will love you even more. don't hesitate to tell what you feel. pain is part of loving and that's a fact.

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