Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1950 — Page 5

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_THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

|Ask. Mrs. Manners,

IE. Sider Still Waiting |For ‘Important Query’

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roduces sociated with in business and to his friends. He's jealous, I think, boy friend is getting tired of me, when 1 see other men, but he/He seems to take me for granted.|

DEAR MES. . MANNERS:

BEO W. WASHINGTC

I'VE BEEN SITTING on the edge of my chair so often, ready to say “yes” but he’s never asked me that all-important guestion. I've gone with this man for a year. He says all the sweet! things and does zll the thoughtful things a girl expects. But he} never asks “Will you marry me?” He calls me long distance, . me to the best places.

He writes me letters. He takes .He .in-

me to the men he's as- ‘Tired of Me’ LATELY IT seems as if my

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we met.

military service? wanting to become financially | sound before he asks me?

{tries not to act like it. It seems he wants to show me/it used to be, sweet and kind and, the best time possible but doesn’t truthful? want me to expect it or to count! on seeing him regularly.

How can I win back his love as

|steady a year.

We're 16 and 17 and have gone I love him and

Could it be that he wants us he says he doesn’t love anyone

You have to slip into a man's future without him having to admit to himself he needs you. To stay in it you have to keep him thinking it's his idea to want you around. Let him feel free and he won't think freedom is so much fun. ~ Trying to get what you want in life isn’t wasting time but using the ‘same. old methods over and over is time-wasting. Thinking only one person or one goal will bring you happiness is risky, too. While you're thinking of marriage notice some of those men you know.

have designs on.

They might be better | | prospects than the one you |

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to be:sure about each other? We| {but me ‘and somehow: I believe hadn’t been divorced long before/it. He doesn't Could it be. that he: girls. He says he'd be afraid I'd fears he'll have to go back into) get mad at him if he did, though: Could he be 1 wouldn't.

look at .other;

I told him we should break

‘up but he wouldn't hear of it. during active sports, such as Do you think I'm wasting my My parents said I should go out tennis. time with this man, Mrs. Man- With other boys.

My friends tell!

ners? {me this boy isn't good for ne EAST SIDE READER. [cause sometimes . he fou. A ¢ y - {show up for our dates. now, | Anyone as anxious as you ,p,.cn I've hurt him like he orkers Afr aid are to marry looks ready to {hurts me. leap, and that divorced man |- How can I keep him guessing? - isn't sure he wants to leap into | ory don’t tell me to forget f uggestions : a him can't ! : mariage right away. :1 think CITY TEEN-AGER. | he’s right, since you've both | You're & little bored with | Expect ‘Criticism’ : : been married. I'm’ afraid you're | this boy but you think "you | being possessive, maybe like | shouldn't be because he was | Tag on Ideas “his first wife. | your first love. So you fuss | Our factory says it wants ’ | when things get dull. Right? | suggestions from employees and J Styles galore! And you'll

You think about him a lot so you _ decide you love him. Naturally you think about him. You go with him, and he appeared at an exciting age in your life. you love him.

Your mother and dad could |

tell you they don’t find happiness in fighting. They find it in being companionable, even in taking each other a little for granted. They'd tell you being happily married is get-

ting a kick out of simple little |

things and not letting the big things in life kick them off balance. A girl who depends on arguments doesn’t have enough to talk about and she never will

if she talks to the same boy | | all of the time, | him eventually.

She will bore Maybe he’s a little bored now or he wouldn't be breaking dates. Wouldn't new dates be worth something if they made the old boy friend more attentive and made some

of her pleasant. evenings as | well?

Let Mrs. Manners and readers of The Times share your problems. Write in care of The Times, 214 W. Maryland St.

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