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Girl #1: A good friend of yours had been talking about this girl he's liked since middle school. He's made numerous attempts to ask her to prom (including a wall sized chalk mural, guitar serenading, flowers & chocolate etc). She finally says yes. You & your girlfriend of 5 months meet her for the time. She is a 5'5" Filipino girl. 100lbs, very skinny (subtle curves, A-Cup, small butt), pretty face. After prom you, your girlfriend & friends go to her house. There, you discover she has multiple tiny pet chow-chows, does not play video games or likes sports, & prefers to stay at her large house w/family instead of go out, she has a high end fashion sense & a lot of money so she can buy you things. She is very nice & innocent looking w/a nice smile. (CONS:) She does not like dancing. Se went to prom w/the guy who loves her only so she could see which of his friends were single & soon became one's girlfriend. Throughout the relationship she would brag to the guy who loves her how great her boyfriend is. This creates a riff between your friends who do not like her. When they brokeup, she looked to him & your girlfriend for comfort. They both agree to help her & she ends up using him once again until he finally cracks & breaks their friendship. You tell your girlfriend "she's fake. I don't think we can trust her. Don't talk to her, she's trouble." When you did hang out with her, your girlfriend, her and your friend you discover she has very bad trust issues, is terrified of just about everything, nosey, spoiled, whinny/annoying & bitchy. She also is very argumentative. You also discover you have very little to nothing in common.

Girl #2: You met when she transferred to your school 4yrs ago. She was dating a guy in your class who you knew abused her & you were dating a girl already. You admired her from afar & she did the same. She is 5'3", Japanese and Filipino, 127lbs (very noticeable curves, D-cup and good sized butt)Your girlfriend makes you miserable & you leave her. After being friends for years you see she is nice everyone but isn't afraid to tell someone her opinion, she wears whatever is comfortable but nice, likes being w/friends & you, & always listens to you. You trust each other with everything. She loves video games (she plays mw3/Dead Island w/you & your friends every night) she loves to dance & have fun, loves cars, guns & sports, has a more wild/feisty personality, but is very loving & sweet. When together you watch horror movies left & right, shoot your air soft gun at cans in the backyard or play-wrestle. She loves cooking for you & making you happy & gets along very well with your friends and family.(CONS) She sometimes feels insecure because of her abusive ex but takes therapy. She has problems w/girls at her new school & vents to you sometimes. At times she can get overly affectionate. Sometimes she's jealous/suspicious about someone if they have your attention (except family). And out of habit, she randomly asks everyone who they are texting.

My friends and I were at a table in the garden area of a fancy dance club and a random guy came and planted himself on the edge of my seat to introduce himself. He really had no business being on my chair that way. Distressed, I caught the sound of a familiar language -- my native language -- and I turned my head. I smiled and raised my eyebrows when I saw the three guys standing behind us. "Thank God," I said (in our language) "Will one of you be 'my boyfriend' just for five minutes? I don't know what to do with this fellow."

The broadest of the three grinned and stepped up to my chair. "Hey, buddy, how you doin?...Can you, like, not sit next to my girl?...Yeah, this one. She's my woman." I couldn't look at either of them. My girl friends just watched, stunned.

I thanked him profusely and invited him and his friends to sit with us. He was so nice (funny and polite) and protective the rest of the night. We all enjoyed being around each other as a group, actually, but this guy did anything I asked for the rest of the night, without questioning, and we did get to spend about 10 minutes walking together and chatting about just whatever came up.

He's younger than me, so I don't think that he's "interested" and yet one of my friends got SO upset that I was "hogging" his attention. He was just being polite, right? He wasn't doing all that out of any personal interest for me; we're most likely never going to see each other again, though we did swap information. I texted him, "Thanks again for saving me, enjoy your brunch." and never heard anything back from him, which indicates, to me, that he's not interested.

Right?

My friends say he was TOTALLY into me or he wouldn't have bothered being "my boyfriend" or being attentive towards me at all. I think he was just being polite.