I guess you're asking about the brand? I'd say it doesn't really matter. Pick a guitar whose fretboard is not too big for your hands. If you're planning to play standing up with a strap around your neck, then you'll have to consider the weight, also. Cheap guitars are fine, but just make sure that they're not too cheap that they're built badly. Make sure the fretboard/neck isn't warped too much (there's always some slight warp inwards but not too great that you have a hard time pressing the higher notes). If it's warped outward then you'll tend to have some buzzing when you play notes because the string hits the fret bars while it vibrates.

There's also no need to play fancy when you're trying out a guitar. No one really cares about what you play while you're testing it. If you can, play each note and see if they sound right (if you're new and don't know how to tune a guitar, have the seller do it for you then just play the notes one by one).

You might also have to change the strings, so prepare to be set back around P250.

Ever tried stopping to examine the situation beyond looks yet? He might be cute but he may not be for you. Since the guy and the girl aren't a couple yet, I suppose there's no harm in trying to see if he'll like you (and you him). Just be careful and don't get blinded by a pretty face.

Nah, I'm cool with your short hair. XD Go with what you like!

Yeah, of course. If I didn't, we wouldn't be together. XD I'm not a fan of sticking around for any other reason that isn't love. Once is enough, and really, if you're in that situation, get out of it. It's draining.

No. On the street - yes. *grin*

Depends on who says it and where he's from, but if t-shirt and shirt is used in the same sentence, then a t-shirt is your regular shirt (no buttons) while a shirt may either be a polo shirt (eg. Lacoste ones) or a button-up shirt (or dress shirt, more formal). It's called differently elsewhere so just take it on context.

Also better if you could just add extra descriptions to make sure no one's confused.

I don't remember these kinds of things. Or more accurately, I don't keep score. I say romantic things because I want to say them or feel like saying them. It also helps keep me grounded and real, so I know I won't go, "you should totally love me because I told you something awesome."

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To add to Juju's answer, it could also just be your problem. You might be the one being impatient and frustrated with them. You may not realize it but it will be reflected in the tone of your voice.

This might subconsciously make your parents irritated as well. It's like pushing a little snowball down a snowy hill. It'll get bigger.

Yeah. Somewhere out there, an alien is being asked this very question.

Why would you want to tell her that? Because you feel insecure? Then it might be your problem, not hers.

I think it's fine. Age is close enough. Just need to check if the school allows stuff like that, though, since they might not. And there probably should be 0% chance of the person becoming a student under the professor, or else he/she would have to wait. Conflict of interest.

Really? I can't remember, honestly. XD I made a subconscious decision at the time. It's why I asked you out afterwards and not during. XD

Sweet things. Coke/Pepsi (haha, blasphemy to treat the two as one), coffee, etc.

A little bit of superficial physical attractiveness to make me look twice, then other than that, say, if I was looking for someone to date (deeper attraction), she would have to be deep. Not jealous or insecure, and not damn clingy (emphasis on "damn" *chuckle*). She needs to be passionate about something.

As far as the physical goes, I like bare shoulders. And I also like girls who wear men's clothing for some reason, like shirts (not t-shirts) and stuff. But really, it's a combination of a person's features that determine it for me, not just one specific part. It's a bit hard to describe then.

If he can stick to his ideals no matter what, then I can admire him.