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Cinders said:
If you mean wait to have sex, I would definitely stick to your beliefs. Even if he is your soulmate, I think it would be important to both of you if you made a promise to wait until after you're married. After all, it's hard to know, at such a tender age, if what you're feeling is lasting. I'm not trying to tanong it - I'm sure you very powerfully feel pag-ibig for this boy. But also take into account that you are young, and you should wait until you know for sure. First loves, especially teenage love, can feel overwhelming and intense, but sometimes they turn out to be false or complicated. Like I said, I don't mean to belittle your feelings, I'm just saying wait and see. Things may seem perfect now, but the only way to know for sure is time, and if you really want to wait for your soulmate, then you should wait now. sa pamamagitan ng all means, petsa him. Spend time with him. halik him. But it seems to me that waiting for that one person is important to the both of you, and you should wait at the very least until you are absolutely beyond a doubt positive that it's what you want to do. Depending on what you believe, this could mean waiting until after you are married. I fully support that, if it's what you want to do. Remember - an idea may seem good in the moment, but it's how you'll feel in five years, looking back, that matters. If you make a serious commitment, you can be sure that in five years, it will probably be a great memory and one you cherish. But don't go all in too fast. You don't know what's to come. Perhaps God has different plans.
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