Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1944 — Page 20
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DEAR JANE JORDAN-—I have been going with a girl for two years
who is everything a fellow would
want. She is nice looking, has a
recently I really thought 1 was in love with her and was sincere when '¥ asked her to marry me.” She accepted and we made our plans. Now ¥ 1 have only a friendly emotion toward her and it is due to the
t I met another girl whom
or I'll lose my mind. I can’t go on with my original girl yet I can't stand to hurt her by telling her. I will tell her but I can’t find the right approach. This may not seem difficult to ~ you but just pic4 ture breaking this kind of news Jane Jordan, ", girl who is sincere in everything she does, who wouldn't hurt anyone else and is always willing to do things for people she meets. Your advice will be well taken, A DOPE, = ¥ » Answer—What you want is a way of getting out of your engagement without suffering from a feeling of guilt, but I'm afraid you'll just have to stand up under it. The girl, too, will survive, but not without painful feelings of disillusion, hurt pride and shock. There is no easy way
to iron out the situation that I know of. I knew a man in the same box once who broke his engagement but got tired of the other girl in a short time and went back to the first. Is this apt to happen to you? You became engaged too hastily; perhaps it is best not to be too hasty in making another important decision.
DEAR JANE JORDAN-—I've been going with a bov for six weeks and have fallen madly in love with him. We want terribly to be married, but his family disapproves. He is two years younger and not of age. Will you tell me what to do? TERRY. » » 2 :
Answer — Sensible young people
{simply wait until they are old
enough and responsible enough to contract a marriage, You need more than six weeks acquaintance to know what you're doing. JANE JORDAN. Put your problems in a letter to Jane
Jordan whe will apswer your questions in this column daily.
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