TEN LAW OF ATTRACTION (DATING)1

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TEN LAWS OF DATING
The first law

Look for a date among your classmates. Most teenagers are still in school, whether they're in college, high school, or middle school. Dating someone who goes to the same school as you is often the most convenient and safest option
A classmate is more likely to have a similar schedule to yours. This will make planning and going on dates much easier.
You likely share some social connections with a classmate and may be able to ask a friend of a friend about his or her reputation.[1]
If you see someone you like in one of your classes, you can let that person know you're interested in him or her in subtle ways. You can smile at him or her in class or as you walk by in the hallway. If your classmate stops to talk to you, bring the conversation around to what you enjoy doing for fun. Mention a movie you really want to see or a restaurant you want to try. Your classmate might take the hint and ask you on a date. If your classmate doesn't, try being more direct and ask him or her out on a date yourself. There's no reason a girl can't ask someone out.
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