Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1948 — Page 8

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Seeks to Learn About Lover ’s First Marriage

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people. You don’t want those dates thinking you aren't grownup—that you fall so easfly. You won't be jealous of pretty sisters and old and new girl friends if you are sure of

DEAR MRS. MANNERS:

| pré ent a second failing. FAITHFUL READER, | ; Southern Indiana. Happiness isn’t ahead if you can’t figure out why the man’s first marriage falled—without | him telling you. You're being impractical if you don’t realize that he was partly responsible

|. for Its failure, That first wife will stay bes

tween you if you let her-it's up to you how important she is. Your husband won't forget her if you don’t let him. Along with trying to find a good marriage,

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you're probably a little le fright-

I know every movement of a man’s life, except about his first bac marriage. He tells me to ask him anything I wonder about because in two years we plan to marry-—-my first time. I would lke to know their trouble—all or some of the details. Is this asking too much? I hope not. I love him and want to marry {hiry, but 1 would like to know about his 1 first t marriage and 1 maybe

“ened “and Jealous of the wo first wife, and you're curious. He isn’t going to tell you outright what was wrong with him. If he does, you won't believe him, or you'll think you can change him, He either thinks he’ll never show his faults (because you're so wonderful) or; if he does, you'll put up with him (because you're 80 understanding). You'd better bé sure that you think you ean take him as he is, and a little worse. The first wife felt just like you did—and just like you

will feel,

|Teen-Age Problems I'VE EETTLED down, now, but the boy who wanted me has another gir., 1 learned when I called him, ready to go back. We quit because. he wasn’t lively. Should

I hold my grounds? Ww. B.

™ ALMOST 17 ¢ 17 and love a soldier who said he loved me put and broke three

quit writing

dates. Should 1 wait? R. M.

“TWO BOYS across the street like my sister and I like the

younger boy. It isn't that I'm

Jealous of my pretty sister who gets her way always, but I'th not friendly any more and I get mad Should I stay 8 _|I laughed until my sides split to] :

at little things. away from the boys’ house? - LONESOME,

I'M ORAZY over. a boy who with

goes stead¥ but used to go me. I'd like to-have him bavk. WORRIED, East Side.

THE BOY I love always asked

when: we. were getting . married

#tood me. up. and

didn't - call, later

shod me up. Later he-askod Bi me out but

saying he

Souldi's get the car. I want him HEARTBROKEN,

A BOY 18 mad be because I didn’t let him kiss me. How ean 1 #9 sbout going with him? Am wrong to write a boy in the A I've never seen? WEST BIDE READER.

THE BOY I dated two years says he doesn’t like me and goes with other girls, to make me jealous, I think, I want him back. BLUE EYES, ‘South Side,

I' DATED the begt friend of my boy friend and now my boy friend is mad and broke a date. How can I get him back? BROKENHEARTED.

I LOVE a boy, 18, who lsn’t true

to me. His father says he isn't fit for me. Should I go on loving him? EDNA.

PO YOU think the boy I've loved two “years asks girls for dates to spite me? He knows I like him but he doesn’t do any-

me when I don’t notice him. KOKOMO READER.

like him? Mother stopped me se¢ing him because hé saw a girl} with = bad reputation. He hasn't said anything bad to/me. I am 14. E. 8.

IT’S NO FUN to go but with a boy anid never see him again. I'm afraid I'll say so wrong so 1 usually keep quiet. One sweet boy tried to make me feel at ease.

make a good impression, ‘but he took, his arm from around -me right away. Can I change his opinion? V.L.C.B.

I TOOK a girl to a party and she said she had a nice time. She acts friendly but refuses dates; How ean I get a date with! phar? # ba, 5, 4 ! PRE RAD

thing about it, but he stares at!

SHOULD 1 let a boy, 17, know

his old girl? BOOTS.

and wait? SAD D.

Half the fun in landing a boy friend or girl friend is the trouble you have doing it—enjoy yourselves. Sometimes you're just plain thrilled with everything, so your date looks thrilling. I remember liking a movie date but forgof him as soon as I forgot how good Clark Gable was that night, how round the moon was and how welcome money from home “had been that day. You'll impress the right boy,

about how to do it, and to learn you just Have to date several

months puzzles me. He says he loves me and comes over or calls every night. But how can I forget He acts chummy with her and I hear he dates her.

I'M SO sad. The boy 1 loved said he loved me but he changed jobs and never wrote. Must I sit

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yourselves. and busy having fun. You won't have dates broken if you leok and act up to par. Don’t fool yourselves, These boy friends of yours aren't dating cute little blonds just to make you jealous——their evenings are far from. miserable, Those boys will talk and make you feel at ease if you

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hang on to their words, V. L.-

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writing he still | ou, Sad D, if meant pr he sald. I'm no | prophet, B. (writing privately) | —I don’t know how long you'll go with this boy. I caun't’see your private problem, M. R. W, «the hoy is back. You won's keep him by fussing—boys don't like trouble. MRS, MANNERS.

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