How do relationships work when you're both at school?

[eugaurie]

I mean, I understand how it'd work when you're at university and actually have some freedoms (i.e. your own money and maybe your own form of transport), but as a 16 year old guy who wants to be in a relationship with someone, should I ask a girl on a date and if so where would be a good place to go (given I don't live in a city or anything)? Can anybody shed any light on this subject for me?

[SethfromMI]

any restaurants in or near the town you live in?I mean, you know better what you have around your house than I do. if all else, either have her come to your house or you go to hers

[maniamsmart]

any restaurants in or near the town you live in?I mean, you know better what you have around your house than I do. if all else, either have her come to your house or you go to hers

Agreed with this post, or perhaps see a movie together, you have Netflix, no? As for how to handle the relationship, I guess do a lot of social media, texting, Skype, those are all good for school relationships, it helps the relationship grow and not be so dependent on each other during school time and deter you from your school work.

[Bull]

any restaurants in or near the town you live in?I mean, you know better what you have around your house than I do. if all else, either have her come to your house or you go to hers

I live out in the sticks and the town where I go to school is really small. We do a lot of group stuff, like rent movies and have a movie party, make pizza, roast hot dogs, stuff like that. Then there are school and church activities that are a good source for dating. Game nights are a lot of fun for us as well. As your relationship with a girl advances you will find other things that the two of you enjoy doing together. Good luck, have fun, enjoy life!

[Meh Guy]

I'm sure at 16, this girl will have the same restrictions as you, and will understand. The truth is, relationships don't really work, unless you both understand that there will be restrictions and hard work. However, if you do make the move, I'm sure your parents could help for the transportation and such. As for where to go, a restaurant or even just hanging out may work.