Freshman dating a senior in high school

Is she willing to bring him by to meet you or is she trying to keep this hush hush??

I was a freshman dating a senoir too....i was open about it and my parents we accepting of him for that reason.

However, if you are the older of the two, I would suggest seeking the blessings of your crush's parents, to ensure there will not be any legal dilemmas should you be or turn eighteen.

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Throughout his high school career, he participated in various clubs such as Key Club, American Chemistry Society and was the President of both Mu Alpha Theta Society and Red Cross.

I, personally, (I am a Senior) have a crush on a freshman girl.

The fact that you found someone you may love, that the only drawback is that he/she is a few years older/younger than you is fantastic.

Since online dating wasn't as prevelant back then as it is today, there isn’t much to report on that front until my freshman year. She told me it would never happen, but I could feel the chemistry and kept my hopes up. I couldn’t understand that guys and girls could just be friends. Needless to say, I didn’t have one boyfriend during my sophomore year.

Here's a year-by-year rundown of what high school taught me about dating. Ninth grade taught me that, yes, members of the opposite sex can be friends and to trust my boyfriend unless he gives me cause not to.10th grade. I was a complete dating mess — possibly a hussy — and would decide on my day’s outfit based on the guy I had a crush on. I had absolutely no idea who I was, so how was I supposed to be in a relationship? I had plenty of good times, but it taught me to be self-confident and own the person I am today.11th grade.The classic tale of looking for the pot of gold and not seeing the rainbow in front of you.While I was still fawning over all of the guys who had graduated and gone off to college, I didn’t pay attention to all of the great guys in my own grade.I know without a doubt I missed out on some great opportunities to get to know the male counterpart of my fellow juniors. The first was a British boy three years older than me who went to the same high school but moved back to England.Eleventh grade taught me to stop assuming the grass is always greener and keep my eyes open for what’s right in front of me.12th grade. We continued to date while he lived across the pond.So far, I have gotten mixed reactions from my friends and family upon admitting my liking of her, however, it is almost impossible to deny the will of the heart. Furthermore, she recently explained that she did not think it was a good idea for us to go out, however, considering that only moments before she made it incredibly clear that she likes me, I am not going to give up.