I think I would say nothing, stand up and leave.

I would say no, and leave. That's just messed up of her. But don't worry, girls like this eventually grow up and realize they missed out.

She sounds like a 12 year old.

OP: Well, now you know that she's just a shallow bitch, and you can move on.

IAWTT Seriously, what the ****

Just move on, she's a bitch. she's looking for people to compliment her to feel good.... Just forget about her.

Mikehawke im on the same wavelength as you, maybe we should get together some time.

YDI for falling in love.

So ******* right lmao. there always that one ugly chick and the fat chick in the group of hot girls, there straight cockblocks.

epiclol, you are a prick. Anyways, Op, you sound like you cared about her and it was wrong of her to say that. I think people need to have more respect for people. No one can help what they look like beyond clothing and hygiene and getting a better hair cut. You should not have to get "surgery" or be a hot guy for someone to love you. You sound like a caring person, and one day there will be a girl who isn't shallow and pathetic, who will love you for who you are. Steal her toy poodle and put it in the microwave. That will teach her what hot and charred are.

Wtf? Animal cruelty Flutist, is not the answer.

toy poodle idiot. not a real one

There is no better answer than what 103 and 130 said. Being a teenager myself, my opinion is automatically invalid, but I'll give it anyway. While I agree that teenagers don't know the true meaning of love, neither do adults. When I think of love, I think of something that lasts forever, and if that were the case couples wouldn't divorce or cheat on one another. You can't just fall out of love with someone. And you definitely can't put into words the feeling or meaning. You can describe it, you can feel it, but how do you truly explain it? There's no exact age in which it suddenly hits you, screaming, "This is what love really is!" You can be 16 years old and understand the meaning, or you could finally experience it when you're 60.

166- Toy is a size of canine. Idiot.

It's always hilarious when high schoolers talk about love. Like they think their infatuation of the week means something.

This has high school written all over it.

Oh since you're older, you know exactly what love is? Who says someone younger, such as a high schooler, couldn't be 'in love'? Define love for all of us, please. You're a bloody idiot.

way to preach to the choir 'sk8er'

Sk8er, what high-schoolers define as love might feel real to them, I agree with you in that sense, but there is a clear definition of love in terms of psychology and sociology. I will spare you the 5 page description, but in a nutshell love is a both a mature feeling that comes from intimacy (that doesn't mean sex, but an intimate knowledge and understanding of the other on many levels), and from being tested together through life's circumstances (financial woes, moral issues, sex, sharing goals, health crises, and all sorts of obstacles). This why, yes, love is a "grown-up" thing, and while some may luck out and find it very young, you most likely won't realize you finally know what love is until you've lived a little (a lot), had romantic successes and failures, and grown to understand that there is more to being in love than irrational infatuation stirred by raging adolescent hormones.

#92 No, just no. Some words can not be defined in the English language. Even the triangular theory in psychology is vague. “How on earth are you ever going to explain in terms of chemistry and physics so important a biological phenomenon as first love?” — Albert Einstein

There are four kinds of guys who would ever use the phrase, "been in love with for years:" Boyfriends, husbands, stalkers, and teenagers. And we can logically rule out boyfriend or husband.

#51, yeah, sure, it means nothing, they won't even feel upset about it. Piss off, you.

I had a highschool relationship that lasted nearly two years. And he was my 'Infactuation of the week'.

I totally agree #92. I had a high school relationship that lasted 3 years, then several other long-term relationships in college, and although I was technically out of high school by the time I found "the one", I found all of my college relationships as well to be "naive." And I laughed at previous relationships in high school I found to be so serious at the time. Teenagers can be in love with someone, sure. Anyone, any age can be in love. #92 is just saying that our definition of love changes over the years thorughout experience and biological changes (some more than others.) To the teenagers reading #92's comment and saying "nu-uh..." Just wait a few years, you will understand completely.

With respect, there is -no- consensus on the definition of love within any of the social sciences (personally coming from an anthropology background here, but I have TA'd for human sex within psychology). There are many models, and they're all competing, being picked up and dropped to fit within various theoretical contexts... but if anything, this only illustrates how little we actually understand the concept of love. And this isn't a bad thing; it's how science works. But don't go around claiming that there is a concrete definition when there is no such thing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Fg-dQxQOEs love. defined. in a song. a comedic song. but still. trust me. Bo Burnham. WOOO!

Teenagers have an excuse for their attraction and attachment. And assuming we can all agree on love being something that continually makes you happy, it can happen at any age. But the scientimitifical ( stfu icwutididthere too) results only exist because of hormones. so stop whining, you stupid old people.

He shoulda been like, "bitch swerve."

F-F-F-FRIENDZONE'D!!!

#17 got it right. It is a slippery slope indeed. Poor guy.

except him

yup, except him...

No, ninth. But you were so close!

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