Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-05-12
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I am a lonely girl Of seventeen,
coming for a little advice. Please
tell me how ! can be a loving girl
to everybody and how to have win
ming ways, as l see so many people
with loving ways. ] am crazy about
the boys, like most girls, only as
friends, but 1 like for them to like
me. Do you think it is any harm to
tell boy that is going with girl
he does not know that she isn't a
nice girl? Please print this for me,
as [ have tried three times. Do you
think it is wrong to ask a boy for
birthday present? Is it any harm
TO kiss a boy friend of yours that
you have known since we were lit
FLORENCE.
What you need are good books
to read You can learn a whole
O. Aronlea," Anne of Green
Gables" and books like those,
for girls, will help you to build
up character, and also give
you some idea what a girl
should be. In order to act kind
ly toward people, one must
think kindly. In order to attract
people, you must be attractive
by being sincere, truthful and
unselfish. 1t is wrong to ask
boy for a present. And kissing
is not proper.
nineteen and am in love with a girl
fifteen. I have been going with her
nine months. We were engaged
about four months ago, but we never
set the time exactly to marry. She
wants to wait two years yet and l
don't want wa If hnt one DO Won
think we will marry if we wait two
years? Do you think she really
loves me or is just foOling me? There
hasn't been but one boy with her
since I started going to see her and
he never went but twice and she
said she would not go any more. I
have not gone with anyone but her. ]
don't think 1 will ever be satisfied
without her. Is there anything that
] could tell her, or do, that she
would make up her mind to marry
in another year? DO You think if /
help out any? She says if she don't
get me she don't want anyone. Her
mother is dead and she is staying
with her grandmother. I call to see
her every Saturday night and sun
Cay. Is that too often? Thanking
you for good advice and with best
wishes, BLUE EYES.
Your little sweetheart is very
sensible to want to wait two
or more years before she decides
to try sailing on the matrimon-
settle down to married life, and
so are you. You and she
should have other company, and
enjoy young peoples society
more. Get the foolish idea of
marrying out of your head and
see if you can't find wholesome
pleasure in the society of young
people in general.
[ am dearly in love with a boy near
my age. L am seventeen and he IS
older. He says he loves me ne and nd ~
been going together one year. He
comes every other Sunday, for my
parents object. He tells me he in
tends marrying me in two or three
years. He cannot marry me now Tor
he has no place to carry me, and
besides that, neither of us has mn.
ished school. We are both in the
same grade. He says that when he
is planning his future he never
leaves me out of his thought, and he
is planning a house for two
He has talked of writing story
Of our life from the time we started
loving each other, and it would be
SOOd, Tor am sure IlldI ~ Wy am
girl ever loved as we do. DO you
think he means all he says? Answer
in the TriWeekly
"HAPPY LOVE"
Yes, your sweetheart means all
he says. That is, he thinks he
does Both of you are very
young, and no doubt you are very
much in love with each other.
But marriage is too far in the
distance to worry about it. In
two or three years you both will
have changed your minds, no
doubt, and there isn't any use of
my advising you on that score.
If he says he loves you, you will
have to take his word for it.