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Originally Posted by Palumbo
assuming your daughter is still in high school, ecourage her to get more involved in school activities ie school play, dance, sports etc... especially where there are guys her age. Once this guy begins to get jealous that she's got no time for him, move in and team up with your daughter and make him look like a loser. It might be harsh, but its your daughter.
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She's an honor student, captain of the Varsity volleyball team, co-captain of the varsity tennis team, in every school play, takes all advanced placement classes, active in her church (grrrrrr), works at a nursery part-time, gives private tennis lessons, etc etc etc. Its the church involvement where this thing began.
In his defense he's a nice young man going thru some schit (his twin brother blew off the right side of his face and jaw...gotta be tough to deal with). He works, is polite and has come to our home on a number of occasions. She had always viewed him as just a friend until recently when I picked up on his attraction to her beyond friendship. I talked to her immediately and it is giving her some apprehension but on the other hand she is fighting her attraction to him. Perhaps the church elders should have a talk with him as well.