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It may not seem helpful to you, but it is very helpful to me.
Any time some one tells me he/she is 'young' and it is his/her first 'relationship' (or would be), I ask 'how young' to know what type of advice to give. You see, if you are 12, I, as a parent myself, have to ask what
your parents' boundaries are because I won't give you advice that goes against theirs. If you are 16 or 17, then you are at an age where a lot parents are okay with their daughters getting involved with males. I know it may not seem right to you, but 'how young' matters.
As for asking if it is the same person in the other thread: Your post on this thread makes it sound as though you have little to no contact with him. In the other thread, you were flirting with him when you thought he was someone else. When you realized your mistake, you stopped flirting with him for awhile and are currently flirting with him at lunch. He is (once again, according to the other thread) making excuses to talk to you.
From what you say in the other thread, it sounds like all you have to do is talk to him as a friend. Open up the communications from 'flirting' to talking about classes and other things that you are both interested in. If you have a class together or the same class but different times, maybe ask him if he wants to study with you (IF it is okay with your parents). Go from there to maybe a group outing to a movie or hanging out at the park (It's a favorite hang place for the teens around here.)
Let the friendship develop and see where it goes from there.