Let's talk about girls! - Page 8

Jonbo298 · 02-09-2009, 06:46 AM

Wow Zebra, helluva story there. Good that it should hopefully stay in the past now.

As for me in relations to this thread, I have nothing. Not that I expect there to be anytime soon....

KillerGremlin · 02-09-2009, 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Jonbo298

Wow Zebra, helluva story there. Good that it should hopefully stay in the past now.

As for me in relations to this thread, I have nothing. Not that I expect there to be anytime soon....

you have that yummy signature

Jonbo298 · 02-09-2009, 10:53 PM

That's a dream never fulfilled

Meeting her once in person was great even if just a quick autograph.

BreakABone · 02-15-2009, 03:01 PM

I'm sure KG knows part of this story, but what's everyone's opinion on pursuing females that are within close proximity of you.

Meaning like someone you work with or live in the same building or have like similar majors. Someone you see often enough.

Bube · 02-15-2009, 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by BreakABone

I'm sure KG knows part of this story, but what's everyone's opinion on pursuing females that are within close proximity of you.

Meaning like someone you work with or live in the same building or have like similar majors. Someone you see often enough.

I think it's good that you get to know them in their everyday life. And just hanging out is sometimes better than going on dates.

When things start getting more serious, it's both good and bad, depending on your definition of relationship. Seeing them all the time should be a good, even great thing. But you should still leave room for them to breathe.

And if things go well, but end not so good, that's really bad. It just hurts too much.

Angrist · 02-16-2009, 06:26 AM

Could either be really good or really bad. I wouldn't hold back just because she was close... Although I'd probably take it extra slow.

thatmariolover · 02-16-2009, 10:29 PM

I think that you can't be afraid of a little drama. Maybe it'll blow up in your face, but at least you're doing something. And if something more reasonable comes around in the meanwhile, be man enough to snatch it up and say you're sorry or let it pass.

Then again, who am I to give advice? I have the most masochistic love life of anybody I know.

Jonbo298 · 02-16-2009, 11:31 PM

Know what is such a bitch to deal with and subsequently still trying to get over with, Approach Anxiety. Bane of my existence that has subsequently cascaded problems in the past.

That is all...

Swan · 02-17-2009, 02:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Jonbo298

Know what is such a bitch to deal with and subsequently still trying to get over with, Approach Anxiety. Bane of my existence that has subsequently cascaded problems in the past.

That is all...

You know what the cure to that is?

Beer

BreakABone · 02-17-2009, 02:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Swan

You know what the cure to that is?

Beer

Let's just say liquid courage and not discriminate against other liquors.

Jonbo298 · 02-17-2009, 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Swan

You know what the cure to that is?

Beer

Oh trust me, I'm well aware Beer (actually anything in general that will loosen me up) brings out the "lighter" side of me. Preferably harder liquor's

and BaB, anything that can be of liquid encourage is great

I just know my boundaries and not an alcoholic like I've seen in some already.

thatmariolover · 02-17-2009, 09:17 AM

I myself have a little approach anxiety, but I've been much better about it lately. I think you have to try to understand the reason you feel anxious and tackle that (which I realize is more easily said than done). For me it was feeling inadequate and not desirable, which in turn makes you less desirable. It's not about false boasting, but it is about confidence.

Look people in the eye. For me this was a huge issue because I thought that with guys I was being agressive and challenging, and for girls I was afraid they'd think I was staring. But it has nothing to do with that. It has to do with knowing your own worth, and being your own man, and looking people in the eye because you are good enough.

Now that I have a level of confidence I'm comfortable with, I have a lot more intimate encounters. Unfortunately I also had a really bad breakup a while back and although I'm over the girl, I'm apparently not really recovered. In almost 5 years I've not met a girl that I wanted to be in a relationship with. Sure, sexual attraction is there. But any time that leads somewhere it's just hollow and meaningless and ultimately leaves me more lonely than if I'd just refrained (which I do most of the time anymore).

A very recent development is my ex calling me up and explaining that she just called off her wedding because she still loves me. Part of what she feels is regret, because she really treated me like shit and she knows it. I got together with her to hear her out and she apologized for a lot of stuff that really hurt and she offered a lot of explanations of things that I hadn't understood. That was a release and I'm sure it was stuff I needed to hear. But eventually the encounter turned sexual, and I regret it deeply. I told her straight up that I didn't want anything from her in the way of a relationship and that I just couldn't offer her anything but friendship. But she persisted and eventually I allowed her to seduce me. It's not like it was really a dramatic or regretable encounter. But it did make me realize that I really don't have those feelings for her anymore. I love her, but not like that.

That's complicated in and of itself because on some level I had hoped that I couldn't find love because I still held some remnant of feelings for her. But being with her made me realize that that isn't the case at all, which in turn makes me feel worse because it means that there's something else wrong with me. I'm trying not to get too bent out of shape about it, and I keep telling myself it will come when it comes. But I've played the single game for a long time, and I'm ready to get back in the game.

Angrist · 08-23-2010, 05:40 AM

Ok I have a weird story again.

There are these twins that I met yesterday. They're both cute (although 4 years older than me).
Problem A:
Although I can tell them apart (by looks and somewhat by behavior), I can't remember who of the two I told what. I started talking with one, but then later more with the other. Very confusing.
Problem B:
I liked the first one, who was a bit more chaotic than the other. But at the end of the night the other said something that could be a hint. So... I feel like I got the attention of 2 almost identical girls. How do I react to that?

PS: This is the possible hint that the other one gave. Our group of 6 people was cheek-kissing goodbye. After the girl and me did that, she kept standing in front of me for a second and told me (with a serious face): 'I had a great time' (freely translated from Dutch). She didn't tell anyone else that. Possible hint?

ZebraRampage · 08-23-2010, 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Angrist

Ok I have a weird story again.

There are these twins that I met yesterday. They're both cute (although 4 years older than me).
Problem A:
Although I can tell them apart (by looks and somewhat by behavior), I can't remember who of the two I told what. I started talking with one, but then later more with the other. Very confusing.
Problem B:
I liked the first one, who was a bit more chaotic than the other. But at the end of the night the other said something that could be a hint. So... I feel like I got the attention of 2 almost identical girls. How do I react to that?

PS: This is the possible hint that the other one gave. Our group of 6 people was cheek-kissing goodbye. After the girl and me did that, she kept standing in front of me for a second and told me (with a serious face): 'I had a great time' (freely translated from Dutch). She didn't tell anyone else that. Possible hint?

Well, if you can't remember which one you said certain things to, go for both! I'm sure that's what everyone else is thinking, here. Maybe if you remember something else that you said to the girl that gave you the hint that wasn't anything to do with either of them then you could bring that certain thing again to both of them, and whoever responds to it will be the one that you're looking for. Do you remember what the second girl looked like compared to her twin when she said that she had a great time?

Angrist · 08-23-2010, 11:34 AM

Yeah, that's not the problem. I can tell them apart and I know which one said that.
It's just annoying that I can't remember which one I told I was engaged once. But I bet that because they're sisters, they'll talk about me anyway.

I guess all I can do is be nice to them both and then see which one likes me better.