canadianguy91
On the Prowl
Being open to love is being open to hurt. They're flips of the same coin. Why not flip the coin and see where it lands? All relationships end. It just a matter of when and how. Most endings hurt. So why not live a day at a time? When and if it's time to cry, we'll be here. For now, we are cheering you on! Enjoy each other.![]()
Thats exactly what I feel too. Thanks

I say be very wary. For several reasons.
1) it's grindr
2) all of this is happening way too soon
3) he's been with many guys
We've all hard this before. You seem pretty wise for a kid (if you were born in 91). I'd give it a while before I start to take him too seriously.
Thanks for your opinion! I just have a few points to clear
1) I'm on grindr and I'm not looking for a hookup. The stereotype is that its for hookups, but I've made some really good friends on there. And not just online friends- we see each other once a month or so. Maybe your experiences are different.
2) Can you show me the rule book of Time for Guys to feel comfortable with each other? That's not something you can control. I talk to a lot of guys and it doesn't go as fast with some- it all depends on chemistry.
3) So? I went through a stage where all I wanted to do was have sex. We're young, it happens, we learn (hopefully) from mistakes, we're still figuring our selves out, who says we can't change? I for one have changed quite a lot in the last few years.
Not trying to pick a fight, just pointing some things you may not have thought of yet
Anything that starts too fast most likely ends too fast. You should always be wary of the guy who wants to immediately kiss you, fondle you, and want to have sex with you the moment you meet. A few days is a few days. It takes awhile to get to know someone. You're not going to know what a serious relationship is with someone until you get to know them more.
The feelings you are experiencing are lust and infatuation. You found the right guy who mixes the chemicals in your brain to go crazy. However, this can very easily be changed. Please keep one foot on the ground.
Solid advice. Although that's the kind of person I am. The same sort of situation happened 2 years ago with my ex and it lasted just under 2 years. We got into a relationship after a week and it was a great 2 years. Did it end as fats as it started? No. Just for the record, he didn't want to have sex with me, I was the one who initiated it saying I've never had a bj from someone witha tongue ring. Thats as far as it went. We didn't fuck in the middle of the road. I also initiated the kissing, because I asked about that a well. I wanted to kiss, obviously he did too, but I was the one to ask. And isn't that what love is about? (findng the right guy who mixes the chemicles in your brain etc.) I'm not saying I'm in love, whatsoever, but I do like him, and thats how things can develop. If they do. Thanks for your humble advice!























