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looking forward to the 2012 "I can't believe I just spent the past two years of my life with this girl" thread.
That's if the guy doesn't cut ********* off.
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looking forward to the 2012 "I can't believe I just spent the past two years of my life with this girl" thread.
I'm not sure about where you live, but temporary restraining orders are issued by the police (usually, at least) and aren't really that hard to get (again, usually). No lawyers are needed. Beyond that, I'm not sure. And of course, Ambulance Chaser is right: it's not a guarantee of protection. Still, if he violates it in any way, he can get into trouble, a restraining order is better than not having one.
alright, but leaving really isn't as hard as you're making it, and in this instance is a)probably worth it, and b) will solve the problem you began this thread for. two months is smitten, not love.
[Matt]Take up boxing and learn how to throw a right cross.[/Matt]
Much easier said than done.
So does the OP have his own place?
Incman:
Given the circumstances ... I'd remove myself as far as possible from all involved ... including the girl.
You sound like a codependent teenager who wants the thrill of saving a girl who's "really worth it" and "been through some hard times". Do whatever you want and maybe some day you'll grow up.
Not even close.
...I'm in love with this girl, and I know we'll be together for a long time. Perhaps it's the dumb teenager in me (inb4 someone bolds and +1's that), but I'm willing to put up with the baggage because she's more than worth it.
+1, haven't read past this post, clearly, a 19 y.o. boy shouldn't be thinking about love and can certainly get over it.
You do not know in any way that you're going to be together for a long period of time. You're a 19 year old kid. She's a mentally fucked up 21 year old kid. She's not worth it. You need to focus on going to school (if you're already there, then take more or harder classes) and making something out of your life. Not ******* around with bullshit like this.
At what age, exactly, is someone allowed to fall in love?
At what age, exactly, is someone allowed to fall in love?
Good question. I didn't choose for it to happen, and I can't just throw it away (not that I'd want to). I guess it's just human nature to look down on people younger than yourself.