Wednesday August 20, 2008 ym.com > quiz > do your friends give good love-life advice?

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Do Your Friends Give Good Love-Life Advice? You adore your girlfriends. They're loyal, funny, smart and great to hang out with. And they think you're amazing, too. But when it comes to romance rules, are your girls on the money or off the mark? Take our quiz to see if you should be following their lead or charting your own course. Andrea Pyros 1. Your new boyfriend wants to know who you're with and what you're doing at all times, and he freaks out if you're hanging with guy friends when he's not around. What do your friends say about this?   'He is so romantic! He must really love you.'   'Hmm ... that's a little weird but maybe he's just insecure.'   'Wow, he sounds really jerky. You should cut him loose and find a guy who trusts you.' 2. Your best friend reminds you of which Gossip Girls' character, as far as her dating habits are concerned?   Blair, because she's always been focused on one guy at a time.   Serena, because she's such a flirt and flits from one guy to the next.   Vanessa. She only hangs out with a guy if he's really cool to be around. Otherwise she's just as happy and content being single. 3. What's your social scene like?   Dating and hanging out with the opposite sex is a big part of our lives, but so is other stuff, like classes, teams, etc.   It's totally relaxed, people just are who they are and everyone is cool with it. No one cares if you're dating or not.   There is a lot of pressure to hook up constantly or have a serious boyfriend. 4. Your guy just found out that his parents are splitting up. He asks if he can tag along on what was supposed to be girls' night out, so he can be with you and get his mind off what's going on at home. Normally you'd say no, but he's depressed and you don't want him to be alone. How do your friends react?   They are super nice and ask him if he's okay and make sure he feels welcome. They also make sure we have some alone time.   They kind of ignore him for the evening, not making much of an effort to include him.   They are perfectly pleasant to him, though they do spend most of their time talking about stuff he's not really into. page 1 of 2 Want more ym? Sign up for our free e-mail newsletter so you don't miss a thing.

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