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We started talking for quite some time. I manned up and got her phone number. Ever since then we started texting each other every night. We flirt a little and tell each other secrets. The only time we hang out is inside the boxing gym, which is where I met her. We see each other there 4 times a week, and we always text each other to see if one of us is going. But when I ask her to hang out with me (not necessarily date), she's never down for it. I know she's busy, but she can't possibly be busy every second. She's also very shy and quiet. She also told me her relationships in the past never lasted long, and because of that she has trust issues. I think I'm doing pretty well at earning her trust. She told me she wanted to get to know me better. I'm willing to wait, but I feel like it's never going to lead any where.

Any girl out there that is shy and can relate to this? I like this girl. She's very cute but she's shy and quiet. I don't know how to open her up. Sometimes it's hard because I'm also rather quiet. The only time we really ever conversation is by text. We can text each other for hours, but when we see each other, it's almost the opposite. I'm afraid she'll move on because nothing's happening.

I met this girl in my boxing class. She has some interest in me but haven't really said she liked me. I got her phone number and we text each other everyday since. She says I'm attractive and charming. She always shows up to boxing just to see me. Sometimes begs me to come when I don't want to. I tried asking her out but she said she wants to get to know me better. Then I told her I I love her but she said I was moving too fast. We still text each other every day. She seems to reply pretty quick unless she's in school. She lets me hug her and no one else.

Then yesterday I asked her if she was talking to anyone besides me. Since both of us agreed to be honest with each, she said she's been talking to this guy who she met over the summer but that he lives far away. She says she knows me more than him. But when I asked who does she like more? She says she doesn't know.

So I met this girl at my gym. She's kinda quiet and shy. I got her to open up some, but she's still quite reserved. I know she likes me because every time I asked her for a favor, she would agree to it. For example, we never hanged out before but when I asked her if she would like to go jogging with me, she said yes. Then, I asked her for her phone number outside the parking lot after gym class. She said "I thought you would never ask".

So when I got home and texted her, I might've went too soon as to asking her out on a date. She said "I would like you to, but I want to get to know you better".

So what does that even mean? What should I do from here?

I will be sparring against someone who is 40-50 pounds heavier than me. The guy is about the same height as me. I'm 5'4 or 5'5 and weigh a 127-130 pounds. He's 170-180. Neither of us has sparred much. In fact, I've only sparred twice. This guy says he fought in jail and whatnot.

Some colognes work well on people, some don't. What's a sure fire way to tell if it doesn't work with your body chemistry? Can I just spray it on my wrist and see if it smells good/bad? Or would someone else have to smell it on you?

I m always debating whether to have a signature cologne that I wear day to day (maybe even 3 at the MOST), or to have a collection that I can choose from (let s say 10-20 bottles).

Having minimal bottles of fragrances helps identify you better and leaves people remembering. Having multiple bottles means you don t get bored as easily and you can always switch it up to suit your mood.

So what do you think? How many bottles would you own?

Can a person's BO change? Back then, I had a cologne that I really love and would get good reactions from people. Now I wear the same cologne from the same bottle and it seems as tho some people find it offensive. Mind you I had this bottle for 2 years and it was produced 3 years ago according to batch. Could it just be me, or has the juice gone sour? All my other ones smell fine on me.

Like I have a collection that's just building up.

A lot of boxers know how to dance (Floyd Mayweather Jr., Sugar Ray Leonard, Muhammad Ali), which correlates with boxing. How much difference would it make if someone decides to take dancing lessons to try to improve their footwork?

Or do you have to wear the ones they make you wear. If so, I would love to use my own brand.

I am 5'4" and am currently weighing around 128-130. Sometimes I'll be 132 at the most. I have lean muscle as well so it kinda adds to the weight.

I want to learn how to defend myself in whatever situation possible, may it be striking or grappling or ground. Currently taking boxing, but afraid if I get tackled to the ground, I wouldn't be able to do much.

Would you use your time to master one type of martial arts and be good at it, or spend time learning different ones so you can be more well-rounded?

I'm currently taking boxing and it's my favorite style of fighting. But I'm not sure if I want to spend years mastering it, or change to something new every few years.

Started boxing classes yesterday and I just gassed out too fast due to the fact that I been lifting weights. What are some exercises I can do that won't get me huge?