Worst advice ever given to you regarding dating/relationships etc?
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No...vento 231 said:Are you in a relation ship still? Not to be rude, but this doesn't really work well for me, I'm still nice, but I'm assertive now, I learned from my mistakes.Not G. Ivingname said:Why does that have to be the truth? I like being a kind person.MiracleOfSound said:
"Just ask her out, worst thing is she says no" from a friend about a friend I fell head over MANLY heels for.
I ignored it.
A few weeks later she hooked up with my brother and got into smoking pot.
But that was because I kept on hanging out with her and was about to make an advance when I found out she didn't like me.
And now we are not nearly as close and she has a habit of being really mean to me.
I ignored it.
A few weeks later she hooked up with my brother and got into smoking pot.
But that was because I kept on hanging out with her and was about to make an advance when I found out she didn't like me.
And now we are not nearly as close and she has a habit of being really mean to me.
I much less profanely concurMonkeyman8 said:
I was super sensitive, not to the point people think I'm gay, but still pretty nice, so that killed it at school, but I started doing other stuff to make good first impressions, just try joking around and calling her crazy or weird (make it obviously not serious) NEVER INSULT HER!! Here I am giving advice on a thread about bad advice. lol but it works really well, girls never really paid any attention to me before I started talking to girls that didn't already think that I'm a pussy, trust me it works.Not G. Ivingname said:No...vento 231 said:Are you in a relation ship still? Not to be rude, but this doesn't really work well for me, I'm still nice, but I'm assertive now, I learned from my mistakes.Not G. Ivingname said:Why does that have to be the truth? I like being a kind person.MiracleOfSound said:
I've never dated anyone or allowed anyone to give me dating advice because a friend of mine who has done it all and he told me "Frank, don't date til' College. Trust me, you won't regret it..." I am the only one of my friends who hasn't been hurt in some way by someone from the opposite sex in a relationship, and I'm very happy about that.
Not really advice, but I hear a lot of girls talk about their ambitions of marriage. It just...creeps me out. You aren't even in freaking high school yet, and you want to marry your boyfriend? Your goals in life don't involve leaving this freaking town once? Sorry. That's pretty much how I reacted to one of my friends, actually. I spoke of traveling to England for a year or so, just to be away from America. And then to go back to America, and live in Seattle, a city which I absolutely love. And her dreams are going to the local community college, and marrying her boyfriend. (They broke up a month later.)
Incidentally, the same girl would try to get me into really elaborate schemes to tell the boy I liked that I liked him. (Eventually, I pulled him into the hallway and told him flat-out.) She wanted me to write a note one day, then for her to tell him, then for her to suggest it, then for her to tell him via letter. It was so stupid, I couldn't believe that it could ever matter that much.
Incidentally, the same girl would try to get me into really elaborate schemes to tell the boy I liked that I liked him. (Eventually, I pulled him into the hallway and told him flat-out.) She wanted me to write a note one day, then for her to tell him, then for her to suggest it, then for her to tell him via letter. It was so stupid, I couldn't believe that it could ever matter that much.
I'm thinking about doing that. It would just make life so much simpler, and I want to focus on my schoolwork during high school. I don't think it's completely right to avoid it just because it can be painful, but there are things more important.AMMO Kid said:
"Just dump her, she'll be mad for 2 months, then forget about it. That's how chicks are!"
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; the younger girls who think the guy they're with is 'the one'....good grief.
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^^^THIS. It scares the shit outta meMarble Dragon said:
; the younger girls who think the guy they're with is 'the one'....good grief.
Don't worry. Just call to break it off with her- it's perfectly ok
Overheard advice between two friends.
(btw, it's not ok)
Overheard advice between two friends.
(btw, it's not ok)
"Be nice to women"
.... 16 years of being nice to women. Not a single one talked to me.
1 year of being an arrogant, cocky, asshole and they wont leave me or my undergarments alone.
Women dont respect kindness. especially not in highschool through college.
Q the female trolls to claim i'm wrong.....
God damn the southern christian bible belt.
.... 16 years of being nice to women. Not a single one talked to me.
1 year of being an arrogant, cocky, asshole and they wont leave me or my undergarments alone.
Women dont respect kindness. especially not in highschool through college.
Q the female trolls to claim i'm wrong.....
God damn the southern christian bible belt.
This witch totally told me to change myself just to be with this cute guy I saw once. I gave her my voice in exchange, and you know what she did? She up and tries to steal the guy away from me! Good thing my father was there to save me, or else I'd still be a fish.
And I still don't know what you use a fork for!
And I still don't know what you use a fork for!
Yea, I know this 13 year old who wears a 'promise ring'. Apparently it means that she's going to get married to her boyfriend when they both turn 18.ObsessiveSketch said:"Just dump her, she'll be mad for 2 months, then forget about it. That's how chicks are!"
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^^^THIS. It scares the shit outta meMarble Dragon said:
There's something seriously wrong with that.
Not really advice, but still pretty damn useless. My step dad was trying to tell me how to talk to girls without being nervous. This is where it became useless. For no reason, he told me, "Whatever you do, don't get a hooker with a dick for your best friend."
Yea....he was drunk...
Yea....he was drunk...
Heh, this. A thousand times over. You know what the "sweet, sensitive" act gets you? Statements like "You are a good friend" or "He's like a brother to me!" That's great...if you happen to not be attracted to any of the girls saying it. When you hear it every bloody time though, you start to suspect there may be something wrong with your approach.MiracleOfSound said: