Comments on: Best Friend’s Little Sister

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By: Cingbug

Cingbug — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 08:13:17 +0000

I am with Sharon let what feels right happen talk to your friend. talk to her. if your intentions are honorable, then your friend should be understanding. try not to invest too much feeling too fast relationships are complicated and should be carefully considered for all parties best interest. also, get her opinion too. life takes experience to be good and how can you have experience and be certain of love if you never try and see what doesn’t work.

By: Sharon

Sharon — Mon, 03 May 2010 01:04:05 +0000

It’s kind of a shame to have shut down even the dimmest of hopes on this one.
Love, if you can call it that way, is so rare at that age – and it seemed like they had justified the kiss from all this wait.
I remember kissing a guy when I was 15, and I will never forget.
Adolescence is already so difficult, an innocent kiss can be a little ray of light in a what can be a dark couple of years.
Funny no one ever says, let it be love.

By: The Same Boat

The Same Boat — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 22:38:55 +0000

I definitely know where you are coming from on this one. I have know my best friend since i was 6 and now I’m 18, hes 17 and his sister is 15. I am closer to her (in a strictly friends way) than i am to some members of my considerably large family. I also have little sisters (although they are much much much younger like in the not born yet to 6 range) and I know exactly how I will feel when they get to that age, so I also know how the brothers feel. I must say I agree with the BSG. If the basis of your feelings is that shes hot then the relationship will fail whatever age you are. Also i don;t know how close you are to your friend, but if I were to lose both my friendship with him and his sister, I would be losing 2 of my closest friends, for nothing. This girl is a close enough friend that the one time someone told me that she was “one hot piece of a**” that boy was sorry, and this was while there were no feelings what soever. SO in a nutshell, my advice is this: if you like her cuz she’s hot, fuggetaboutit. If you actually like her not just her body, wait, for a long time, then talk to her bro before you do anything. The bro talking is essential, cuz if y’all is messin around w/out his permission, your friendship is hosed. And lastly if he says yes, you had better be the epitome of the word gentleman. Also, almost grad has a very strong point as well. ~In the Same Boat~

By: Almost Grad

Almost Grad — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 20:22:40 +0000

I have a niece and a sister who are both 15. Physically they are quite different; one could perhaps pass for a much older woman while the other is still clearly an adolescent. They also differ in clothing and style. In maturity and the ability to make decisions, they are both still 15. The more adult-looking one (read: breasts, makeup, stature) might attract a lot of older male attention, but that doesn’t mean she has the wherewithal to understand what she’s getting into or to make good choices. I also remember being 17 and dating 17 yr old boys, who aren’t exactly stellar judges of non-physical qualities. So I strongly caution the young man to recognize that his friend’s little sister may not actually be emotionally available/capable of a relationship– even though his hormones might tell him a very different story.