You should talk it over with them. If it is something VERY serious, talk to a close friend or maybe your mom or even a close relative. Be careful, you don't want anything getting out!! Wish you the best of luck with your dilemma.
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If your BF/GF keeps canceling your dates.
That's easy. Find a new dentist.
Don't ask her out anymore. She like the attention that you give her. If you stop asking she might ask you. Girls like to play hard to get. I'm a girl I should know :) leave her. she seems to be pre-occupied. but b4 u do, ask y she keeps canceling dates. it could be that she is cheating. Or she seriously just is busy. but it wouldn't hurt to ask
Joe Robbie
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trend
He wants you.
If your friend keeps blowing you off, I think that you should confront him/her about his/her behaviour in a cool, calm way. My advice would be to talk to your friend calmly and ask why they blew you off. They might have a very good explanation!
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