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What do you like to order from there?

I don't really think it is, but I'm in a situation where I think a guy (who is four years older than me) likes me. I'm eighteen, so of course it'd be legal to date someone older, but I've never been in a relationship and I feel like I wouldn't be comfortable with it. So what do you guys think?

This guy and I have known each other for two months now and he suddenly grabbed my hand during class a few days ago and he squeezed it. He's commented on my small hands before but I didn't actually think he'd grab it. So is this just a casual thing? Guys, if you only knew a girl for two months, would you actually hold her hand without it meaning anything?

I'm okay with it if friends or family do it, but I feel uncomfortable if random strangers do it in the street. I guess it's because I'm a very shy person.

10 points to whoever shares my same height or is close to my height :)

Something happened between a guy friend of mine and I a few days ago and I'm feeling a little confused about it. So what do you guys think? Would you hold hands with "just a friend"?

Hi :) So there's this guy who I have known for awhile from one of my classes and we get along well, even though he could be so annoying sometimes lol. He's a bit loud and really funny, but he's shown his soft side to me before. Anyway today he wasn't feeling well and he stood up to go to the bathroom, and when he came back, my hand was resting on the table while I was working on some classwork and he just suddenly grabbed it without saying anything and squeezed it for a long time, then let go.

What did this mean? I was pretty surprised because, well, I've never had a boyfriend before and I'm not used to affection and stuff. So would a guy grab a girl's hand and squeeze it if he just thought of her as a friend? He has commented on how small my hands were before but I was still shocked.

Or has anyone ever mistaken you for someone else?

I'm a little scared since I live in Southern California, close to Los Angeles which is where--supposedly--the missile will reach, but I know that if they fire at us, we'll fire back at them a hundred times harder. But I still can't help feeling a little concerned.

So what do you think about this whole thing?

Last Thursday when I came out of my class, I headed over to this food truck that is always at my college campus and there was this cute guy there. The moment he saw me, he immediately smiled a kind of awed smile (the same kind of smile I have seen on guys' faces in the movies lol). He just kept staring at me and stuff, so I figured he was a little attracted to me? Lol. But anyway I pretended I hadn't seen him and I immediately looked away, pretending I was looking for a friend. When I turned back to him, he kept glancing at me with that same shy/awed smile while he waited to pay for his food.

When he paid, it was my turn, and he was on my way so he smiled into my eyes and said "Oh sorry, your turn now" and I just gave him a quick smile.

What do you guys think about girls who look away from guys without directing much of a smile? Would you think she wasn't interested? I'm hoping I get to run into this guy again someday lol but I'm a bit afraid I probably sent off the wrong vibe to him.

I prefer rain :) It's about time SoCal starts getting a chill lol

Hi. My sister has an iTunes account and uses the iTunes 10. My question is, if she logs out of her account from the iTunes store and I make my own account, will the songs that I purchase be downloaded into the playlists that she already has on her own iTunes 10? Or do I need to get my own iTunes? (We use a shared laptop.)

Hi. My sister has an iTunes account and uses the iTunes 10. My question is, if she logs out of her account from the iTunes store and I make my own account, will the songs that I purchase be downloaded into the playlists that she already has on her own iTunes 10? Or do I need to get my own iTunes? (We use a shared laptop.)

Mine would be a homemade breakfast sandwich.

Ten points to the person whose meal makes me hungry :)

I already asked a question yesterday regarding this because a guy friend of mine had suddenly started gazing into my eyes when we weren't in a conversation, and a few people have said he might like me. But is that the sole reason a guy would look into a girl's eyes for a long time without looking away? Or are there any other reasons?

My friends have suggested different reasons to me, so I'm feeling mixed up about this.

I already asked a question yesterday regarding this because a guy friend of mine had suddenly started gazing into my eyes when we weren't in a conversation, and a few people have said he might like me. But is that the sole reason a guy would look into a girl's eyes for a long time without looking away? Or are there any other reasons?

Hi :) So I'm currently in my first semester of college and I met this guy--let's call him Apple--and we hit it off right away. He's friendly, sweet, and always smiling, and he tends to laugh at all my stupid little jokes. He always seems interested in what I say (something I've never experienced with other guys before, since I always came off as dorky, shy, and quiet). Well, I'm not so shy anymore and I'm pretty outgoing, and this guy made me comfortable right away. I think I have a crush on him now.

But anyway, yesterday, a class had been using our classroom around the time my class had to go in, and the other class wasn't budging for some reason, so my peers and I stood around outside waiting for our professor to come. I was hanging out with my two other friends when Apple arrived and joined us. Our professor came awhile later and she saw us outside the room, so she opened up the door and asked the other professor something. Apple then asked, "What'd she say?" and we all shrugged. Suddenly, he looked straight at me and our eyes locked, and he would not look away from me. We gazed at each other for about five to ten seconds before I finally looked away, embarrassed.

What exactly does this mean? I have seen him glance at me a few times in class, but he's always friendly and comfortable around me. I don't think he's ever shown any signs that he has a crush on me or anything. So what did this mean?

Hi :) So I'm currently in my first semester of college and I met this guy--let's call him Apple--and we hit it off right away. He's friendly, sweet, and always smiling, and he tends to laugh at all my stupid little jokes. He always seems interested in what I say (something I've never experienced with other guys before, since I always came off as dorky, shy, and quiet). Well, I'm not so shy anymore and I'm pretty outgoing, and this guy made me comfortable right away. I think I have a crush on him now.

But anyway, yesterday, a class had been using our classroom around the time my class had to go in, and the other class wasn't budging for some reason, so my peers and I stood around outside waiting for our professor to come. I was hanging out with my two other friends when Apple arrived and joined us. Our professor came awhile later and she saw us outside the room, so she opened up the door and asked the other professor something. Apple then asked, "What'd she say?" and we all shrugged. Suddenly, he looked straight at me and our eyes locked, and he would not look away from me. We gazed at each other for about five to ten seconds before I finally looked away, embarrassed.

What exactly does this mean? I have seen him glance at me a few times in class, but he's always friendly and comfortable around me. I don't think he's ever shown any signs that he has a crush on me or anything. So what did this mean?

Hi, I live in Southern California, so of course I have experienced earthquakes before. In fact, I experienced the series of earthquakes that hit just a few days ago in a nearby city called Yorba Linda. Anyway, about two nights ago, I had a dream that two moderate earthquakes hit California. The earthquakes weren't too bad, but it did give me a fright. Last night I had another dream of an earthquake. This time, the earthquake shook the house so hard that it scared me a lot. I took cover from it, i.e I hid underneath a table with my dad along with my little sister, but the shaking went on for a minute. Is this a bad omen? My mom had a dream of an earthquake too minutes before the 1994 Northridge earthquake hit. Is this some kind of warning? I know we can't predict earthquakes but I'm afraid of the Big One that's looming over California. Please help.