Hey guys! So this is just a new series that i'm starting. I thought it would be helpful and also, I'm here to announce the news that me and Brandin are back together! I'm really happy about it and we've become closer than ever over the past month. It happened 2 weeks after formal and i've just been too busy to blog on here, so there will be an update later but for now let's get into the tip!
Disclaimer: I am only 15 so I still have more things to learn, but I won't try to give advice on things I haven't experienced. If you have any other/better advice I want to hear it so comment it down below to help others.
So you found this guy you really like, and you've been talking, and he finally asked you out and you want to/or have said yes. Either your parents won't let you date or you just don't know how to tell them about it.
O1. Tip: If your parents don't let you date, then don't ,mention the fact that you already said yes (if you did). The way to approach this is to ask permission to say yes. If you just come out and say "Mom, Dad, I have a boyfriend", they probably will not let you because you went behind their backs and disobeyed them.
How to tell them: Sit them down, together (or if your parents are divorced tell them spereatly) and say "Mom, Dad, there's this boy that I like and he likes me and he asked me out and I was wondering if you would be okay with me seeing him". (This is along the lines of what I said when I asked my parents a long time ago about Logan) Then, show them him. I would say show them a picture or his instagram or facebook profile (ONLY IF YOUR PARENTS WOULD APPROVE). You could even arrange a meeting with you, him, and your parents. That would be a good thing, just make sure to remind him to be on his best behavior and maybe even tell him a few things to say to charm your parents. For example: If your parents like to watch swimming, tell him to say something about Michael Phelps or something to keep the conversation going in a postivie way.Remind him to have perfect manners and to do gentleman like things such as holding the door for you and your mother and pulling out the chair, stuff like that. Also,be prepared for awkward silences. Just be casual and talk about current events (NOT POLITICS). Also, Don't ask in the middle of the get together "So mommy daddy, can we date now. Can we?" That is putting your parents on the spot. Make sure he doesn't ask that either. After the get together leave your parents alone for a little bit and don't contact him until your parents say yes or no. If he was kind,charming, and courteous, they should say yes in a heartbeat. While at the get together, limit the PDA to a hug at the begingng and the end, but just show your parents that you are happy and comfortable together. Also make sure he shakes your father's hand.
O2. Dealing with over protective daddy's
Tip: This is a tough one put i've witnessed this from my uncle and my cousin. All he has to do is go up to your dad, being gentleman like, and ask for permisson to ask you out.Tell your guy not to just run up to him and ask, but to have a nice conversation first and then ask. Also, tell him to introduce himself as a friend of yours. Once again, if he's charming, seems like a nice guy, and leaves a good impression, then it should be all good.
O3. If your parents will let you:
Tip: Just sit them down together, alone and say "Hey mom and dad, there's this guy I really like and he asked me out and we've been seeing each other for less than a week I want you guys to know about it" so then your parents can meet him (if they want/care to) and we're all set. Congrats, you have it easy.
General Advice:
1. Before you tell them, start mentioning him casually as a friend, and make sure to throw in some nice qualities about him. This is so your parents are aware of and have an idea who he is. It would be even better if they had met before and they truly know him.
2. Tell them alone because you don't want anybody else to influence their opinion.
3. If they happent to say no, be mature and just keep talking to the guy. Your not dating, just talking ya know. Show your parents that you are mature enough to handle a rejection so they can see you are ready.
4. Maybe stretch the truth a little (just a little) Your parents don't have to know every little detail. Example: If you've been seeing this guy for 2 weeks and you haven't told your parents yet. Tell them you've been seeing them for 1 week just so it doesnt seem as bad.
5. Please don't post on facebook or instagram that you're in a relationship before you've told your parents about it. They won't be happy about it.
Okay hope this was helpful, and if you use any of this then comment or PM me and tell me how things went :)
Disclaimer: I am only 15 so I still have more things to learn, but I won't try to give advice on things I haven't experienced. If you have any other/better advice I want to hear it so comment it down below to help others.
So you found this guy you really like, and you've been talking, and he finally asked you out and you want to/or have said yes. Either your parents won't let you date or you just don't know how to tell them about it.
O1. Tip: If your parents don't let you date, then don't ,mention the fact that you already said yes (if you did). The way to approach this is to ask permission to say yes. If you just come out and say "Mom, Dad, I have a boyfriend", they probably will not let you because you went behind their backs and disobeyed them.
How to tell them: Sit them down, together (or if your parents are divorced tell them spereatly) and say "Mom, Dad, there's this boy that I like and he likes me and he asked me out and I was wondering if you would be okay with me seeing him". (This is along the lines of what I said when I asked my parents a long time ago about Logan) Then, show them him. I would say show them a picture or his instagram or facebook profile (ONLY IF YOUR PARENTS WOULD APPROVE). You could even arrange a meeting with you, him, and your parents. That would be a good thing, just make sure to remind him to be on his best behavior and maybe even tell him a few things to say to charm your parents. For example: If your parents like to watch swimming, tell him to say something about Michael Phelps or something to keep the conversation going in a postivie way.Remind him to have perfect manners and to do gentleman like things such as holding the door for you and your mother and pulling out the chair, stuff like that. Also,be prepared for awkward silences. Just be casual and talk about current events (NOT POLITICS). Also, Don't ask in the middle of the get together "So mommy daddy, can we date now. Can we?" That is putting your parents on the spot. Make sure he doesn't ask that either. After the get together leave your parents alone for a little bit and don't contact him until your parents say yes or no. If he was kind,charming, and courteous, they should say yes in a heartbeat. While at the get together, limit the PDA to a hug at the begingng and the end, but just show your parents that you are happy and comfortable together. Also make sure he shakes your father's hand.
O2. Dealing with over protective daddy's
Tip: This is a tough one put i've witnessed this from my uncle and my cousin. All he has to do is go up to your dad, being gentleman like, and ask for permisson to ask you out.Tell your guy not to just run up to him and ask, but to have a nice conversation first and then ask. Also, tell him to introduce himself as a friend of yours. Once again, if he's charming, seems like a nice guy, and leaves a good impression, then it should be all good.
O3. If your parents will let you:
Tip: Just sit them down together, alone and say "Hey mom and dad, there's this guy I really like and he asked me out and we've been seeing each other for less than a week I want you guys to know about it" so then your parents can meet him (if they want/care to) and we're all set. Congrats, you have it easy.
General Advice:
1. Before you tell them, start mentioning him casually as a friend, and make sure to throw in some nice qualities about him. This is so your parents are aware of and have an idea who he is. It would be even better if they had met before and they truly know him.
2. Tell them alone because you don't want anybody else to influence their opinion.
3. If they happent to say no, be mature and just keep talking to the guy. Your not dating, just talking ya know. Show your parents that you are mature enough to handle a rejection so they can see you are ready.
4. Maybe stretch the truth a little (just a little) Your parents don't have to know every little detail. Example: If you've been seeing this guy for 2 weeks and you haven't told your parents yet. Tell them you've been seeing them for 1 week just so it doesnt seem as bad.
5. Please don't post on facebook or instagram that you're in a relationship before you've told your parents about it. They won't be happy about it.
Okay hope this was helpful, and if you use any of this then comment or PM me and tell me how things went :)
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