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Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2008 7:30 pm
just be yourself, the person you are after might like you more if you show who you really are in the inside.
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Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2008 8:23 pm
Two of the hardest things to overcome in my experience are:
1. Shyness. I have an introverted personality. I have very close friends, but very few of them. (I could probably go with every single one of my friends on a roadtrip in one SUV.) I do have a lot of interest and curiosity about the girls I chat with, and I generally like to talk about them. However, I'm not one to easily trust people, and it usually takes a long, long time to get my trust. So far, the only two girls I've tried asking out so far I've already been really good friends with for 3 and 7 years respectively. I have difficulty connecting with the "popular crowd" at school. The popular students don't like me, so I don't like them. Also, one would sometimes think that having a lot of friends of the opposite gender would help eliminate shyness. There is no guarantee, I can tell you that. Most of my friends are female, but I still feel nervous when it comes to trying to ask someone out. My overall point is: If you're not very social, things will be harder. But if you ask me, I think it's better to find someone who likes you for who you are than to change yourself beyond your own recognition.
2. If "To be open, or not to be open" was the question, somewhere in the middle would be the answer. Obviously, the closer he or she is to being your dream partner, the easier the relationship will be for you. However, being too closed minded leaves you searching for the blue moon. You'll have a really hard time finding the perfect partner. We can all pretty much agree that being more open minded would mean having an easier time finding a significant other. However, you can't be to un-demanding. If you're not careful, the future of your relationship could be rougher than you could ever imagine. Disagreements would spawn all over the place, and you know the outcome. Think carefully what requirements are a must, and which are a bonus. For me, I'm very specific on appearance, personality, and behavior, and guess where that has gotten me? nowhere. Absolutely nowhere. Hell, maybe even backwards.
Good luck to finding love, people!
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Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2008 1:59 pm
Regular Season Record:  Thomas Vanek&&; Awesome list for us to read, Elysia. A lot of those are spot on with how we should act around a significant other.
Derek Roy&&; 15-13-3
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Posted: Thu Jan 01, 2009 11:30 am
all good advice *sigh* mine=
be yourself. be brave
nothing more, nothing less.
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Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2009 2:38 pm
Quote: Don’t wear the colour yellow on dates. Researchers say both men and women find it repellent. [Come on, don’t tell me that actually suprises you] 
So right! Plus who actually looks good in yellow. rolleyes
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Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2009 3:08 pm
Good guide, merci mon ami. Though I have a question because I was reading through here and someone brought this up: "teenager dating talk." from parents. I was sort of like, "WTF? Did I skip a chapter?" I guess I've never gotten this talk...
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As far as me, and why I have yet to find any significant other: I'm horrendously shy, and no matter what I try I still chicken out. It's a curse I'm afraid... A strange curse, but a curse none-the-less.
I'm picky... So few people catch my interest it's not even remotely funny. Like seriously, I've only ever liked 3 people enough to think about asking them out in the 4-5 years I've been wanting someone. One I won't ever ask out though, I don't like her anymore, plain and simple. b***h. The other is... I still like her, kinda... not much anymore... Whatever I saw has died when my "friend" started dating her... The last is, well, I'm too shy to ask him if he'd like to... Seems everyone is a sexist a*****e around here... Especially the guys. I fear he'd go around telling people if he wasn't interested and didn't bend that way.
I just dunno what to do. I freak out and overthink things and stuff like that whenever I'm interested in someone. What sucks is I'm not exactly the most positive thinker and in my mind everything goes to hell in a handbasket, then get's lit on fire, covered in bullet ants, and shot a few times.
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But whatever, hopefully I'll find someone eventually...
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Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2009 7:50 pm
mkcompy Good guide, merci mon ami. Though I have a question because I was reading through here and someone brought this up: "teenager dating talk." from parents. I was sort of like, "WTF? Did I skip a chapter?" I guess I've never gotten this talk... 
Haha I never got it either xD. I didn't even get the sex talk, just thrown a book and my mom said to read it haha.
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Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2009 7:08 am
Equestrian mkcompy Good guide, merci mon ami. Though I have a question because I was reading through here and someone brought this up: "teenager dating talk." from parents. I was sort of like, "WTF? Did I skip a chapter?" I guess I've never gotten this talk... 
Haha I never got it either xD. I didn't even get the sex talk, just thrown a book and my mom said to read it haha.
Glad I'm not alone... Though I did get the sex talk... by a retard... I swear my mom almost qualifies as one now... Damn near worse than my brother sometimes. ----- Edit: Does anyone else find this strange? I can go to a porn shop and have a pleasant conversation with the clerk*, hell, even ask what kind of lube is thick and stays long**, but I don't have the courage to ask a girl out. What is up with that? * - The clerk was some semi-old looking lady who says she gets to use all the store products. Kinda creepy, but oh well... she was real nice, pretty helpful. ** - The brand is called Oh My! or something like that. Cute name. The good news is I got a two for one deal! So it was like... $14 almost for 4 total oz. of it... (Two 2oz. bottles.) Four ounces lasts a good long time considering the most I use at a time is 3-6mL. About 30 mL per ounce.
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Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2009 3:10 pm
Awesome advice... because I'm horrible with guys... And I second that yellow thing! I hate yellow xD (and I had the sex talk when I was like 4 lol!!)
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Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 6:44 am
Cause I seem to ******** it up with a guy all I can say for all you guys/girls. Don't sleep with them a month into you guys being "In love." It ends in a very bad way.
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Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 10:19 pm
elysia x You can find a date anywhere – waiting in line or walking your dog. Just be open. So true! I met my first girlfriend at church camp, of all places. XD
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Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 7:24 pm
TonyClownboye if only the cure for shyness was posted as well... love this guide though. nicely done The cure for shyness is posted HERE: The more you're around people & interacting with them, the less shy you become. There are people who are more "socially reserved" than others, & there's nothing weird or wrong about that. But the more you interact with people, the more comfortable you'll feel doing so.
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Posted: Fri Feb 13, 2009 10:35 am
Wow, this is all great advice! I'll be trying to use this from now on. 3nodding
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Posted: Fri Feb 13, 2009 5:40 pm
Never use the pick-up line "Hey baby, I'm like rubix cube: the longer you play with me the harder I get." My friend used that and got slapped. Haha.
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Posted: Sat Feb 14, 2009 5:01 pm
Lets dance with death, We’ll follow his lead, And many will follow after us, Feeling this tiredness in the afterlifeI'm very antisocial and kinda depressed all the time. I'm thirteen and my parents made me read a book about sex when I was seven. *shivers* Our arms out heavy now, But in our dying moments, We’ll kill them all, Before they strike again.
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