OK here it goes I am 16 years old and this 13 year old girl asked me out and I said yes what do I do I don't want to hurt her she's so young and I didn't know she was 13 until 2 min after she looked my age any advice??
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OK here it goes I am 16 years old and this 13 year old girl asked me out and I said yes what do I do I don't want to hurt her she's so young and I didn't know she was 13 until 2 min after she looked my age any advice??
Yes she has parents but I'm not suure they know she's a nice girl and id hate to break her heart
I understand what you are saying I'm not just trying to move around the whole thing
Hi, Pride4578!
Do you know her parents at all?
Thanks!
Hello
No I don't know her parents never met them
You're several years older than her. She realizes that. Also, the age difference at those particular ages would not be a wise choice for either of you to make, and that would be for you to be dating each other. As Wondergirl has suggested,Declining in a polite way really does seem to be the best thing to do. You can do that without causing her to feel guilty because she is the age that she is.Quote:
I suggest you gently decline the date...
You could just tell her that you really like her but you never date someone that much younger then you. Let her know that it's not her, it's just a policy you have and that you would love to go out with her if she was 16, but since she's not, it's no go.
Either way she'll be a bit hurt, whether you go out with her or don't, because obviously you don't want to date her.
Sooner or later you're going to have to tell her that you're not interested. Better sooner, it will lessen the blow.
Excellent post, Alty!
I agree, that it would be better to tell her sooner than later.
(Couldn't spread the "love" to you so soon!)
Something else to think about.
If her parents were unaware of her interest in you, and found out after the fact, she could say things like you threatened her not to tell her parents, or that she felt afraid or pressured by you. All kinds of things can come out of the mouths of 13 year olds to cover themselves.
She could also tell you that she's allowed out until such and such a time, and her parents might be frantic wondering where she is when she doesn't show.
Just trouble all the way around.
Be very clear with her, and when you have told her it isn't going to work, don't respond to any email or notes on Facebook etc.
Good luck.
Alty's advice was great! I would add to tell your parents about it so they know.
While it might sting a bit, if you take the position Alty outlined, you won't break her heart.
Thank you guys you have been very helpful in this manner I ill not go out with her I will simply decline but in the mean time stay just friends thank you guys
Thank you guys you have been very helpful to me on this situation I will decline the date and remain friends with her
Thank you
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