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Relationships are hard to begin with and most relationships fizzle out at the end of summer for fear of what change brings in the fall. Can you give girls some tips on how to keep a relationship alive long enough to see if it's worth holding onto further?

Thu, 2010-07-22 12:58 — Kales


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Q: Relationships are hard to begin with and most relationships fizzle out at the end of summer for fear of what change brings in the fall. Can you give girls some tips on how to keep a relationship alive long enough to see if it's worth holding onto further?

SJx7's answer is:

Thu, 2010-07-22 13:37 — SJx7

I really liked the dating tips in these articles!
http://29secrets.com/sections/relationships/turn-your-summer-romance-the...
http://29secrets.com/sections/relationships/10-dates-wow-him

Summer flings can be great but sometimes they do fizzle out because they can't transfer back to reality. I'd say just have fun for now and go with your gut come fall.


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Q: Relationships are hard to begin with and most relationships fizzle out at the end of summer for fear of what change brings in the fall. Can you give girls some tips on how to keep a relationship alive long enough to see if it's worth holding onto further?

derekus's answer is:

Thu, 2010-07-22 15:07 — derekus

I agree with SJx7. Have fun for now, there's no harm in that. If it turns out that the relationship is worth holding onto further, then come fall things will more than likely just fall into place anyway.


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Q: Relationships are hard to begin with and most relationships fizzle out at the end of summer for fear of what change brings in the fall. Can you give girls some tips on how to keep a relationship alive long enough to see if it's worth holding onto further?

laura lockwood's answer is:

Sun, 2011-07-31 13:42 — laura lockwood

I agree with SJx7's answer also.

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