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#281
04-22-2007, 10:01 AM
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Re: Asking out a girl from class I haven\'t really talked to
cliffnotes on Februrary-now? i'm thoroughly amazed that this thread continues to live...i'll check back in around mid-July
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#282
04-22-2007, 06:56 PM
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Re: Asking out a girl from class I haven\'t really talked to
Let this thread die. It's over.
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#283
04-22-2007, 07:37 PM
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Re: Asking out a girl from class I haven\'t really talked to
WTF
dude this is my gf, are you serious? YOURE the kid that we got the computer from? wow give it up, seriously bro. what the hell man and delete those pictures off of here, she doesnt want to be all over some internet forum. jesus christ
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#284
04-22-2007, 08:17 PM
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Re: Asking out a girl from class I haven\'t really talked to
lol, why wouldn't I believe the author of this thread?!?!
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#286
04-23-2007, 04:19 PM
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Re: Asking out a girl from class I haven\'t really talked to
Two good clips:
Goofyballer: [ QUOTE ] I suppose a lot of the reason why I choose to be a nice guy is the fact that, obviously stupidly, I believe there to be some sort of justice in the world with regards to women. For whatever reason I do feel that adversity breeds strength and that eventually I will be rewarded for my trials by finding a girl that appreciates the kind of person I am...not in the sense that it's 'fate' or anything, just that girls that appreciate guys like me are out there and eventually I'll find one of them as opposed to putting up a facade of being an "alpha male" and meeting girls that only appreciate me for who they think I am. It's a simple fact that I'm a geeky emo-ish dude, and I'm not ashamed of that whatsoever. I'm not really sure how I'm supposed to reconcile the differences between who I am and the type of guy that apparently attracts girls. I can't really figure out where I'm going with this so I'll just leave it at that. I guess in short what I'm trying to say is... - I don't want to compromise who I am in order to get girls - I don't know how to change being someone that I've been for my entire life. [/ QUOTE ] After this I was like: Yeah, yeah! that is me!!! BEP (making a totally awesome reply?): [ QUOTE ] Nobody wants you to stop being goofyballer. The advice in this thread is about in the end being completely confident in the human being that you are. So many of your actions in this situation were too "careful" and contrived, and that's just unattractive. [/ QUOTE ] After this I was like: Yeah, yeah! that is what it's about!!! Obviously I'm easy to turn around. Is the reply by BEP to goofyballer's post awesome? Should I read the rest of this thread for more life and love lessons?
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