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August 11, 2012 at 4:40 am #5591
Joshbrown2012
Member #183,654I am now over 18 and looking for the girl friend.
Feeling pissed off, my all friends have girl friend and they go out with them. I love to go out with my school friend but feel so alone and lonely. I like one girl but never have capability to impress her or tell my feelings. I want to share all my feelings to her but i never get a right time for that.
I shared my thought with my friends but they don’t give shit about me. Then one day, finally i shared my feelings with my mom and she said, find the solution on the internet and she gave me some video links and i start watching them. Some of them weren’t that much interesting and helpful to me but one i really like is “Magic of making up” and it’s help me a lot to increase my confident level and helps me to think positive.Now, I think forum is the good way to ask questions to people and they also can help me out to find a right solution. I know, it sounds silly but believe me I really don’t have any idea about girls. I love to involve in relationship now because life is getting bored and lonely. Please help me out, if you have any solution for this.
Many thanks in advance.
August 26, 2012 at 7:20 am #25553hedgeboarder
Member #185,111There isn’t really any magical way to get a girl.
I’m 20 and I just got my first girlfriend– sometimes patience is the only way.If you really like this girl you need to make the right time. Or, go the social awkward route like I do and just sort of blurt out “I like you, maybe we could go out later this week(next week, etc.)”
If she says yes, great! If she says no, oh well.
Trial and error and patience are all the advice I can give.
Good luck.
September 23, 2012 at 5:02 pm #23670hsmith7113
Member #188,678The person above is right, there isn’t a magic tell how to get any girl/guy out there. I would suggest to be yourself, don’t try to impress her with things that aren’t you. Before you can do anything you have to go talk to her. Rejection hurts, but you have to put yourself out there..
Best wishesOctober 25, 2012 at 2:24 pm #25719kai
Member #56Hi, I notice that you have placed your question in the forum for Guest Writers and Advice Column Contributors. This is not in the forum where April responds readers questions.
If you want to get a response from April, please repost your question in the Free Expert Q & A Relationship Advice Forum with April Masini.
January 18, 2016 at 12:17 pm #31751
April Masini, your AskAprilKeymasterHappy New Year! Let me know how things are going for you. 😉 I am here to help, and happy to answer any questions you have.
😀 December 16, 2025 at 1:45 am #50644
Natalie NoahMember #382,516Your feelings of loneliness and desire for connection are very real and understandable, especially as you watch your friends in relationships while you feel left out. The fact that you’ve already taken steps to work on your confidence, like watching “Magic of Making Up,” shows a lot of self-awareness and willingness to grow. That’s an important first step, because confidence and authenticity are far more attractive than trying to impress someone with things that aren’t truly you. Your challenge isn’t that you’re incapable of being in a relationship. it’s that you’re still finding your voice and learning how to express your feelings to someone you care about.
The best approach now is patience combined with action. Take opportunities to spend time with the girl you like in casual, low-pressure settings, and focus on building a genuine connection first. When the moment feels right, be honest and direct about your feelings, something simple like, “I really enjoy spending time with you and would love to go out sometime.” Rejection may sting, but it’s not a reflection of your worth, and every experience teaches you more about communication, timing, and understanding others. Keep being yourself, keep building your confidence, and remember that the right relationship comes from honesty, respect, and shared connection not magic or tricks.
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