Radio Tepia.

From PRX.

July 23rd. Emma was in a car wreck yesterday.

Other than that, yesterday was one of the best days I've had in a long time.

David came to see my show. It went really well. And then, after the show, David walked up,

gave me a hug and flowers and asked me out. And I kind of screamed yes because I was very,

very surprised. I'm so happy. As Natalie discovered in high school, teenage relationships can be

as exhilarating as they are confusing. Only one thing's worrying me. Marissa told me that David

is having doubts. That makes me feel kind of weird. I mean, if he didn't want to ask me out,

he didn't have to. How do you know if the person you're dating is as into the relationship as you are?

In Natalie's case, she got her boyfriend's answer over AOL chat.

I mean, I'd like you some, but not as much as I should. I just think there's a lot of stuff that

makes it hard. We go to different schools and I have banned all the time.

Yeah, so we're breaking up, I suppose. I just think we would be better friends.

What do you think about that? I'm in love with you, David. You're such an awesome person.

From Purex and Radio Toby, I'm Neil and this is Mordified. Today on the show,

teenagers whose relationships can be defined in six simple words. If you love me, prove it.

An episode for anyone who's ever been or dated a person who needs evidence that your love is in fact real.

Hello, everybody. My name is Leah. When I was 13, I was obsessed with two things. My first ever

boyfriend, Drew, who wasn't nearly as obsessed with the relationship as I was. And getting him to

display our relationship status with pride in his info on his AIM profile. In middle school,

Leah decided the best way to get someone to prove their feelings for you was to prompt them through

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