Joking aside, do what everyone else said. As a note, if parties are anything in your area like they are mine, you're probably not missing out. A bunch of stupid bitches sleeping around with a bunch of equally stupid asshole guys. Drinking is the only way to tolerate it.
Need some seriouse advice from both guys and girls.
#26
Posted 16 January 2008 - 08:50 PM
Joking aside, do what everyone else said. As a note, if parties are anything in your area like they are mine, you're probably not missing out. A bunch of stupid bitches sleeping around with a bunch of equally stupid asshole guys. Drinking is the only way to tolerate it.
#27
Posted 17 January 2008 - 07:19 AM
Anything that happens before you go to college, it's amateur hour. Anything that happens, it means nothing after you graduate... you may as well tell that fucker to go jump on a cock
#28
Posted 17 January 2008 - 07:57 AM
Anything that happens before you go to college, it's amateur hour. Anything that happens, it means nothing after you graduate... you may as well tell that fucker to go jump on a cock
That's not true, and it certainly isn't helpful...
#29
Posted 17 January 2008 - 09:31 AM
Anything that happens before you go to college, it's amateur hour. Anything that happens, it means nothing after you graduate... you may as well tell that fucker to go jump on a cock
I would agree, when you go college its like a fresh start no one knows you (apart from the people that went to your school) so i would take that girl in your cooking classes number, talk to her everyday (at night) for a week and should start calling you
#30
Posted 17 January 2008 - 10:23 AM
One wonders if you agreed simply because I didn't, or if you really are that short-sighted...
#31
Posted 17 January 2008 - 11:11 AM
I was in ~ the same problem, cause my best friend had to move to Qatar with his family, for work, for a year... I just got depressed... then I just started talking to people, and asking people if they wanted to go at anything sometimes. Find some people a bit like yourself, or people that can fill in a void good, like... people you need, like... a girl-that's-a-friend. They're great friends if you can find a good one... and just get a few friends, talk it up a bit with some people that seem nice.
Nice less-popular friends, are better than assholes like that shitbag you were talking about.
I'm comfortable with my friends... Not the popular people, just a group of friends. And I wouldn't have it any other way.
The girl thing, you just gotta hang with her a bit I guess, and get to know her
It sounds to me like you should take up some new hobbies to get some real friends who don't treat you like shit and use you. Think of what things you like doing and see if you can find any groups or something for them. Even a study group, since you're the one who actually does your work, where you'll probably meet people similar to you.
Well said.
It's hard to get good friends, but once you do, and you end up hanging out with different people, your group of friends will get bigger... Just gotta find one friend. Invite someone over to play video games or something, I dunno
EDIT: Forgot the part where you said you're small. Does NOT matter. Getting beat up a bit, is nothing to lose for a bit of self-respect. And once you start standing up for yourself, people will respect you too ;o
Edited by Pomroy, 17 January 2008 - 11:14 AM.
#32
Posted 17 January 2008 - 02:22 PM
#34
Posted 17 January 2008 - 02:39 PM
Damn, that's disappointing.
All I can say is that I have been used by every person I have ever known, and you either have to just not be anyones friends, or just say No.
As for the girl, no one can tell what she is thinking. the only way you can know is to just tell her how you feel and ask if she would like to go out sometime. Tell her that you just want to be close friends, unless she would like more. Honesty is what girls love, and so you just give it to them. Dont be afraid because the truth is, your still going to college and you probably wont see her unless you both fall in love. So, just take the chance.
And, going to parties would be a bad choice for you. You would probably end up getting bullied by some drunk jocks and such, then you would be the laughing stock of the school. Just tell them, "no"
No.....its such a powerful word.
#36
Posted 17 January 2008 - 02:46 PM
Sometimes I wonder about this genius facade you put on. Apparently you've never been in the same situation that he's in. In my experiences, the less interest you show towards them, the more a girl starts to like you. And I'm not saying don't show interest AT ALL. Just the bare minimum. Works for me. *shrug*
#37
Posted 17 January 2008 - 02:54 PM
In my post....I never once said anything about how much interest they showed towards you....
And your the one questioning my intelligence?
#38
Posted 17 January 2008 - 02:55 PM
#39
Posted 17 January 2008 - 02:55 PM
That is true, the way you express the words, show what you really mean by them. If you smiled and happily said "No" they wouldnt believe it was actually a no.
#43
Posted 17 January 2008 - 03:01 PM
2) Well, ask her to go to the movie theater, or if there's some kind of special event there, take her(Example: I'll ask the girl that I like to go to an ferris wheel[it's an event brought by a beer company
3) No idea, all I know is that here a McDonald's worker gains 1 dollar per hour D=
About the religion thing, muslims are generally really rigid, isn't that easy, they usually pray 5 times per day in the direction of Meca... Plus, I wouldn't say that loud, an radical muslim(not being racist, but that's true) can kill you claiming about the Jihad...(the fight agains't the bad emotions(pardon me if I'm wrong) and agaisn't those who are a menace to the religion...)
The thing is. He is rich. He wears stuff like Christian Audigier which is like $300 USD for a sweater. So he may have inheritance. On the other hand, this homework is nothing big. Youd o the homework, there will be a small 5 mark quiz the next day.
Though I understand it's unnacceptable, though what I want to know is how to get invited. No one invites me even though I know a lot of people. It just seems like I'd be an embarassment if I where to get invited.
#44
Posted 17 January 2008 - 03:01 PM
I don't believe he did. But then, I probably have a better grasp of English than you...
#45
Posted 17 January 2008 - 03:02 PM
grammar isn't my strong point.
Where in my entire post did I say anything about how much interest the girl shows in you?
#48
Posted 17 January 2008 - 03:11 PM
The guy situation can be handled in two ways. One is just drop him, for good. Ignore him. If you can't ignore him, tell him it's a dollar a homework problem. If he's that rich, and that desperate, he'll pay it. Then, when a big assignment comes up, just don't do it for him, even if he offers to pay, that'll upset him greatly.
I think it's wrong that you just want to do something with a girl. Believe me, messing around isn't the best thing in life. It's definitely much more fulfilling when it just happens, and you shouldn't go out looking for it. Just continue on being friends with the girl, ask her out on a date, get to know her. Though I must say, if you do end up asking her out, don't ask her to a movie. The first few dates should be an opportunity for you to gather information about the person, it allows both parties to see if they are mutually interested. Something like the park, or an activity that you can do that's fun, but still have time to talk is ideal. Movies just make you sit in a theater for two hours, without talking.
About McDonalds, you'll do fine. You might be overwhelmed when it first starts, but after you get the swing of things it'll become a cake walk.
#50
Posted 17 January 2008 - 03:18 PM
Though I understand it's unnacceptable, though what I want to know is how to get invited. No one invites me even though I know a lot of people. It just seems like I'd be an embarassment if I where to get invited.
They are probably just using you. You can know alot of people, and none of them can be your friends. If they come over and just hang out with you, and dont ask for the homework, then they are your friends.
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