With regard to mones, Tish is right. You don’t want to use None, none is good for making a sexual vibe but only if the woman’s state of mind is open for that…after a fight None will seem aggressive so stay away from any of that.
John is also right, it’s not like whatever mix you use will fix the problem. All it can do is help create a calming vibe, with a feeling of connection that will help make it a little easier for you to try and work things out.
As for how to approach it…hard to say without knowing what the fight was about and what was said to get it to where things are. I will say that being emotion based as they are a lot times you can fix thing simply by shutting the fuck up and letting her go off on whatever she wants to say. Women are both more emotional than men, and more verbal as a result a lot of times all it takes to make her happy will be to let her talk and you listen. Just being able to express herself and knowing that she’s being heard can be enough. Now depending on how far she takes whatever she says and how much yelling or criticism you put up with is up to you.
As for wanting to marry the girl. I fell in love when I was your age, head over heals, totally and completely crazy-go-nuts in love…it happened about 6 times over the course of my highschool years. The feelings are normal, with the amount of hormones in your body the need to pair bond with a female can be overwhelming and during the early stages of a relationship your body produces hormones and neurotransmitters that create an almost euphoric feeling when you’re with her. This is part of how we were designed by evolution. Evolution wants the male…and the couple in general to associate extreme joy with being with the other person because coupling that with the sex drive helps to ensure procreation and that the male will stay as a provider for the most vulnerable years of pregnancy and child rearing. These “puppy love” feelings do go away after a time sadly and you’re either left with a legitimate and real connection…or the realization that maybe in the long term you and the other person may not be right for each other.
Thing is bro, you’re 15…I can promise you that unless you are emotionally damaged you will not be the same person in 2, 3, 6 or 7 years that you are today.
Right now you’re barely out of childhood (not insulting you so please take no offense…I did still say you were OUT of it) in a year you’ll experience the freedom that comes with having a license and possibly your own car, later you may get your first real job and experience the responsibilities of having work, as well as the independence of having money that’s actually yours and not given to you by your parents. Then voting and the serious responsibility of being considered a legal adult, possibly (if your lucky) college where you get exposed to a whole new social circle. Then the adult workforce…and the whole time meeting one new person after another.
It’s natural and expected that almost every year along the way you’ll be a different person than you were the prior year, likewise as time progresses she’ll be changing as well. And I’m not talking about simply knowing more information, the experience of being gradually given more freedom and responsibility, as well as meeting new people and being exposed to new thoughts and idea’s will have an effect on your personality, your ethics, worldview, life goals etc.
Is it possible that the two of you can stay together forever?, yeah…but it’s a long shot.
Is it possible you two could go your separate ways and then come back together and rekindle the romance you have now? Yeah…in fact I think that’s more likely.
But the most likely and realistic is that eventually as you both grow up you’ll move on your separate ways. You meet (after several trial runs) the woman you actually will marry, she’ll meet another guy, but you never forget her and she always holds a special place in your memories as your first love.
Having been your age I already know you’re reading this and thinking that I don’t know what I’m talking about, I don’t understand and that if I knew the whole situation I’d know just how real it is…that’s ok. Those thoughts and feelings are normal too. I don’t expect you to take this advice to heart right now. But I do think that if you really think about it and remember it later after you’ve had a few girlfriends and you see the pattern, you’ll be able to look at your life a bit more objectively and it will make future relationships a little bit easier.
Best of luck to you bro.