Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
One Answers
the Other
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

- M 6. writes: 'I ann m4aIy III
X love with d young waH VIII,
~ though cared lot for me.
have been out with him and lat him
Kiss me couple of times. and now
VIXEN I meet him he scarcely notices
mo. 3 haven't done anything rp hurt
his feelings, and can't understand IT,
what snail 3 do to make him love me,
for ! am just heart broken
Anxious" asks for information
81 am deeply in love with Young
man whom I have been ont wir only
few times. get huk ] know him as
wei as if ] had gone with him 60. wears.
Now am sure this young man re-
turns my love because the last time {
was with him re asked me Co Kiss him
I refused. aud 70 seemed To gric'e him
So that ] promised tu kiss him ar @ iI-
cure oare. VIII % Dee wrong Go 81" su.'
VIII ask "AuNiou~" To- read tine dis
trcsscd letter Of "k. NJ e." She loved
Young man and thought hc cared "a
Dot for her. and she kissed him "a
couple uf times" which, ] ann sure.
in the uua.yuuutablc way ia which low
ers keep count. was much oftoncr than
"a couple Of times" as understood in
prusaic reckoning
Sb, thought with her loving little
heart intent ou winning him. that if
she pleased him 10y letting him kiss
her -h" would have his love certified
and scaled ready to take to thc mar
riagc license bureau.
She says plaintiyey that she did uoth-
ms 20 burt lia fealngs. No. hut she
did something calculated Geo bring uurt
Go her own ale asked her for kiss
She gave ir O. freely as if he had asked
foi a book or fam
he made uo professions of love. he
had not asked her hand i'm marriage
hn had given Hvr mo- sign tina. he varcd
moro for her than he might care for
him "a kiss. under these circumstances.
she gave him something which he has
reason for pricing lightly.
Her kisses were so easily won they
aroused the suspicion that other men
could win them as easily Consequently,
he lost all taste for them,
ana all regard for her
Anxious" says that she knows her
lover as well. after going out with him
a few times as IL she had gone with him
for years. The innocence and arrog-
ancc OF youth are all that save such
claim from provoking smile. After
She has known amy man for years She
will decide that she really doesn't know
him az all
She loves this man. and is sure he
returns her love. because he asked
her to kiss him" The heart of the
best man is patterned like the heart
of a Mormon, but even the most zeal
GUS Mormon does not love every girl
he asks FOR "a kiss. and life IS ,oo short
To permit him To- marry every girl ne
kisses
From The mans point az view. the
kiss is a pastimc From the womau's S..
"a is a sacrament of love. For her
own sake. then. i'm giving This privilege
to "a man. she must learn how he re-
CARDS IT,
X. NJ C's distressed experience
proves how one man regards g. "AuN-
lous" says her lover is grieved because
she refused. Better have lover who
is grieved because the kiss was re-
fused than one who is uegiectful be-
cause il was granted,
II would DE a tragic thing if kissing
went out OF fashion huJ it is tragic
thing when 90 comes in fashion before
the engagement ring is ON the girls
finger
Experience is the best =uarpv-t
VIII those gi1S who have NOS yet yieio-