Christian women obsessed with online dating

While part of me found it to be a sweet gesture, another part of me worried he was getting too serious at his age. He started asking me to take him to the mall so he could buy a one month anniversary gift. How did I know? He started to buy “serious” gifts, like roses and heart –shaped lockets. Still, by the time he was 15, his relationships were lasting longer and he seemed to be getting more serious.

Dating at this age meant eating lunch together at school, going to the community dances, and posting on Facebook that you’re “in a relationship.” He and his “girlfriend” would buy each other red carnations during the Valentine’s Day fundraiser at school.