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Hi, Im in high school and during the summer Im in camp with this girl. How can I get closer to her. We're already sort of friends, but kinda awkward. How would I flirt with her. Thanks
Hello Luke!
First of all, go to camp and have a great time. Make a lot of friends - don't focus all your energies on her. If you do, she's going to wonder why you're there and not getting the benefit. That's a lot of pressure to put on her.
Then, as you make all these new friends and start having all sorts of fun, draw her in slowly with you.
It's better to give her little bits of attention here and there, thus drawing her to you to get more than to try to hold on to her and suffocate her.
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