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he's short, has no friends, he's ignored by everyone, and desperate for a friend. He's a very emotional person. When he was 11 his dad told him crying is for the weak and real men don't cry, so he tries his best to suppress and bottle up his emotions. Four years later When his grandmother died he started to cry but his dad glared at him, he stopped. He watched a sad movie but he stopped himself from crying in fear of his father. So now whenever he feels strong emotions his eyes start to water and sometimes tears spill down his cheeks. His eyes water over the simplest things, hugging people, looking at beautiful things, meeting new people, he breaks out in little whimpers, he wants to sob but he stops himself he tries so hard to hold in his emotions that he feels like he's dying, until he meets a person that helps him cry and relive his emotional anguish, he becomes a happier individual and returns the favor by helping her with her school work.

I saw it in the movies. But I never wet myself in fear..

As you'll find online in articles, blogs, other forums, Q and A's, a percentage believe the guy should initiate, it's old fashioned and what works as girls are more 'shy' and guys are viewed as naturally the initiator. Yet you'll notice guys are the ones that chase, and girls are the ones that choose; in movies, series, and other forms of media the girl goes in for the first kiss. Girls are hard to read into and for them to choose a guy can avoid the pain of rejection if the feeling isn't reciprocated (which realistically we all fear rejection when we're vulnerable like that, right?)
So with all those different views placed out there, who do you think should make the first move?