Noun
Issues in a romantic relationship with a boy or man.
Usage- plural
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Interestingly to me, I am more upset by friends who no longer see me as the right person to discuss 'boy problems' with than I am by a friend's parents who are convinced I'm going to try to seduce their daughter.
McKenzie helps me with my boy problems; I help her with hers.
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I'm really close with Kendall and Kylie because when they were born, Kourtney was in college, Kim was married, and I was living at home. So I had a strong hand in raising them. I was 15, and I was like a little mom. Now Kendall and Kylie confide in me. They told me when they started their periods. They come to me with boy problems.
If you're gonna go, then go She said to me on the phone So tired of hearin' all your boy problems If you're gonna stay, then stay He's not gonna change, anyway So tired of hearin' all your boy problems
She was the kind of sibling you could call for anything—I could talk to her about boy problems, career advice, Star Trek.
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Lydia has always trusted her younger sister, Penny, so she has (almost) complete faith in Penny’s plan for their summer. After a school year plagued with boy problems, they’re both spending the break with their aunt in L.A., throwing themselves into work and forgoing boys entirely.