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Is it true that teenage boys only are looking for sex? Are there no Teenaged boys looking for a real relationship? If that is the case then should I wait until I am in university? or perhaps even later?

Another thing is is it wrong to go out with someone for "practise" Not that I would give myself away, but practise talking and stuff. Is it wrong to go out with a guy who likes me, but I don't return the feelings as strongly?

Is there such thing as teenaged love? or does that only come in adult hood?
What is love? can someone describe it to me? I am so confused.
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There is no easy way to say this. High school relationships are only complicated and distracting. If you truly listen to your conscience you will find that there are no benefits to a high school relationship. Guys now a days are so different then they were in my parents time. You need someone who has goals and lifes expectations and even though they are not the same as yours he will have the desire to be a part of what is important to you without being asked or trying to hold you back.
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Answer Date: 07:23am 10/23/07
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Thank you so much. You have given me a lot to think about and a lot of great advice. :)

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Alot of teenage guys are looking for that. There are alot of them that want a true relationship too. You should be able to tell what there after. Many Teenagers will not find love till there older but its out there and some do. Love . Well thats hard to explain but all i can tell you is you will know when you find it. It's ok to date guys your not in love with but remember to keep a look out for the right one.
Answer Date: 01:40pm 10/20/07
 
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The number of teen aged boys who are ready for a real relationship is very small. And the number of girls who can judge such a thing is only slightly larger. Wait till you are in University or perhaps even later, but not much later. University is the place to establish your relationships. Your judgment about love will hopefully be better and you will know it when you experience it. You might feel that you absolutely cannot live without that person. Teenage love is mostly raging hormones. There are a few exceptions. Read...
Answer Date: 05:37pm 10/20/07
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Well, in my years of experience and 3 husbands later I can offer you my opinion.

Teenage boys have hormones running through them that make them think mostly about sex. A teenager isnt in the frame of mind to really know what love is (and some adults as well) or have the ability to see that a boy is after sex. My daughter is 18 and has had sex since age 14. What I know through m...
Answer Date: 11:14am 10/21/07
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Hi, im ben. im a teenager boy. My answer would be that there are some guys who just want to use you for your body. kissing and stuff. But other guys are looking for something deeper than that. They want to know you. To see you for yourself. your personality. For your other question, yea. It is kinda wrong to "practicce'' On a guy. You could hurt his feelings, and question number 3. dont go out with this guy. Tell him you dont share the same feelings. Number 4.. Love. Love is where when you see this girl (in your ca...
Answer Date: 05:08pm 10/21/07
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