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what the hell is a ghettofag?My high school sucks, basically 1/4 of the school doesn't identify with a gender, another 1/4 are ghettofags, and the the other 1/4 are ****bois. Everyone hates me, they pick on me, and they think I'm homicidal simply because I ignore all of them. Everyone is an *******, and my life is terrible.
That just made me imagine Guts chucking his sword a few miles to snipe someone, and that immediately made me happy.[EDIT] Damn, sniped by Guts.
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what are you confused about?.......
What?
They are those people who dress and act ghetto, or people who aren't really ghetto, but look the part to get popularitywhat the hell is a ghettofag?
I'm not saying its bad that they don't, its just that they rub it in my face, as if I care, and they all start accusing me of being things when I tell them I don't care about their sexuality or their gender. I just want to be left alone, yet I get pinned a horrible person for desiring such.Well, what's the problem with the people that "Don't identify with a gender"?
Just a protip; don't doublepost. Edit what you were going to say in your last post if you have more to say. Mods will get on your ass about that.I'm not saying its bad that they don't, its just that they rub it in my face, as if I care, and they all start accusing me of being things when I tell them I don't care about their sexuality or their gender. I just want to be left alone, yet I get pinned a horrible person for desiring such.
Okay, I'm going to say that this also happened to me, the pity part and all. It sucks, I know man. But you NEED to know how she really feels from as soon as possible. I got too attached to my ex and when we broke up I just felt like crap for a while. The first step to any kind of relationship is communication. And, maybe, she just thinks your being too close to her. You need to give them some space sometimes. Try sitting near some different friends tomorrow, and when you go back to sitting with her the next day see how she reacts.My experiences with girls are not very good ones (with the exception of friends). All of them in one way or another have led me on. And let me tell you, if you're led to believe that someone likes you, only to figure out they were just trying to make you feel better, that stings more than rejection. If there's one thing I hate about dating, it's that everyone is too soft on me. Stop thinking about my feelings first, and do what you feel is right. Don't lead me on, because then it will hurt so much more. I want girls to be frank with me. If your don't want to talk with me over the phone, DON'T DO IT. If your're not interested in me, DON'T TRY TO MAKE ME THINK SO. It drives me crazy whenever someone does this, and I know they're just trying to do what they think is nice, or polite, but the fact still stands, it hurts so much more. A friend of mine did this to me before I found this girl, and it still sticks with me today. Stuff like that is hard to get over.
I'll try that. Thanks.Okay, I'm going to say that this also happened to me, the pity part and all. It sucks, I know man. But you NEED to know how she really feels from as soon as possible. I got too attached to my ex and when we broke up I just felt like crap for a while. The first step to any kind of relationship is communication. And, maybe, she just thinks your being too close to her. You need to give them some space sometimes. Try sitting near some different friends tomorrow, and when you go back to sitting with her the next day see how she reacts.
Just some tips from the average high school nerdy kid, who has awkwardly similar experiences to yours.
Well, good luck man. Hopefully it turns out good for you.I'll try that. Thanks.
But I don't feel I've been too close to her, really. In all honesty, I feel I've probably been as far away from her as I can be while still being friends. Then again, that's a thing I do with a lot of people. Whenever I do get close to someone, I feel like no matter what there's going to be something that stings beyond repair. And it's proven time and time again that that's usually the case. I don't really have any close bonds with anyone, so all of this is really a challenge. I enjoy the company of others, but getting close to people feels off. I feel like the only reason I'm not ignoring dating is because I can't shake that certain emotion. Oddly enough, I'm really open about this sort of stuff, contrary to all evidence stated previously.
It'll be a stroke of luck. I'm none too confident that the answer will be positive.Well, good luck man. Hopefully it turns out good for you.
We'll see... If not, here's to three years of not having to worry about relationships if I had to be optimistic.Good luck! I hope it goes well.
I must have one of the weirdest darn problems in the world. I doubt if anyone, anywhere, feels the way I do. It doesn't usually bother me too much, but sometimes, it hits me.
I really wish I were better at making small talk with other people, and just at making friends in general. But in my current state, I have no idea how to improve, after having set myself back by destroying what friendships I did have, through being stupid. I have like one friend left on earth (over the internet), and I’m pretty sure he’s tired of talking to me since I never have anything to talk about, because my life isn’t that interesting (unless we argue about my odd and cynical world views, how pleasant!). So I generally avoid messaging him, as he never messages me first (the fact I am usually careful of intruding on other people’s space and just shy/quiet in general doesn’t help).
Plus in my current state the only place I can go to to make friends is the internet. And I hate that form of communication. Sure, it’s easier to type stuff than to say it, but this leads to revealing secrets or emotions that would be better hidden. And geez, is the internet a disgusting place. After being tricked online by one or two people into false friendships (though it was my own fault) I find it impossible to believe anyone is sincere. I'm pretty sure this would extend into real life, also. Plus very few people on the ’net (or anywhere, really), meet my rather demanding standards anyway. Almost anyone that seems a potential pal is into NSFW garbage, etc.
It's a lot to do with my upbringing, too. I was taught to be mistrustful. I was taught that other people will only drag you down. I was taught that wanting to hang around other people was WRONG, basically. And I agree. Or at least, I thought I did. It's like both at once. I don't see how any good could possibly come of having friends. Even my past experiences (somewhat) point to this. And I fear I'm in the wrong for wanting to meet other people, to try again, and that doing so would be a terrible mistake. So I ask myself… what’s the point? Why do I want friends anyway, when I’m so distrustful and cynical and like being alone 75% of the time anyway? I really don’t know… lol.
Long, disjointed, pointless rants no one cares about that are also trivial in the grand scheme of things.
You can try gently letting her know that you don't do well with all the chatter. If you tell her, she might tone it back. There are plenty of online communities where she can talk about that kind of stuff if she doesn't already use them. Some people can be irritating; addressing the problem won't make you an **** as long as you're well-intentioned.Someone PLEASE let me know if I'm just a **** but...
There's this girl who always sits with me at lunch and talks to me before and after any class we have. She always tries to be my partner in every group activity there is, even if I want to do it with another one of my friends. She's nice, she's kinda cute, she watches anime and plays video games, but there's one BIG issue;
Her personality.
Oh my god, this girl. She never shuts up about anything. She's loud and obnoxious. Me and another friend told her about Undertale, and I don't think she's gone a day without telling me about her alternate universe theories. She latches on to things obsessively and talks about them constantly. She's always telling me about her "new anime she just started watching" or "this really funny game I saw". (99% of the time she only knows about it because of the memes surrounding it). The worst part is that not many other people in the school are her friend, so I guess I'm one of the only ones that will put up with her.
But I can't keep pretending to be her friend out of pity, that's just cruel. I don't know what to do...
The cliché statement, "honesty is the best policy" holds here.But I can't keep pretending to be her friend out of pity, that's just cruel. I don't know what to do...
Not personally for me, I act friendly most of the time to people I know and don't know. Being friendly isn't an inherently bad thing. There's times to be friendly to everyone around you, and there's times to be more "professional" and keep feelings to the side. At least that's how I look at it.Has anyone ever wanted to be friendly but think if you are people will react negatively
I dunno, possibly insulting you, thinking you're not good enough, or taking it the wrong way?
I'm scared to act friendly at times
As long as you can balance out your activity between Smash and your personal life, there isn't any problem. You can make time for people and still have leisure time to play video games such as Smash Brothers. Playing Smash Brothers whilst in a relationship has never really been a problem for me. I actually told my latest girlfriend what she would think if I ever went to a major, and she said she was completely fine with it. It really isn't that difficult to temporarily put Smash aside, just make yourself a schedule, and stick with it. I usually get two hours or so of practice in a day (on days I'm not playing other games, that is) and I usually practice at the end of the day when I have nothing else to do. I put everything else before the game pretty much, but still find great time to practice.Can too much Smash be a bad thing?...
In the last few years I have found that a lot of my high school acquaintances and a few of my close friends are getting engaged and married etc. It seems that a lot of people that I know of, and are friendly with are doing a lot of growing up lately. Whereas, all I can do is think about Smash.
I've recently graduated from university and have been able to get a full time job in the field of which I studied. The money isn't great but I'm doing ok for my age. Even now (while in work) I cannot help but surf Smashboards, look up PM Skins and textures, and when I get home, I'm doing much of the same. Once I finish dinner with the parents, I go up to my room alone and change music & character files in PM, and when I'm going to bed I think to myself, "man, it would be nice to have a girlfriend around".
I'm my own worst enemy. I don't go out to meet new people, and when I do go out, all I can think about is how nice it would be if I were with my small circle of friends playing Smash... I feel as if I'm stuck in an endless loop! Heck, I was invited out to a party this coming Saturday night and I'm actively trying to get out of it as I want to play Smash!
I couldn't be the only one...right?...
Thanks for the advice!As long as you can balance out your activity between Smash and your personal life, there isn't any problem. You can make time for people and still have leisure time to play video games such as Smash Brothers. Playing Smash Brothers whilst in a relationship has never really been a problem for me. I actually told my latest girlfriend what she would think if I ever went to a major, and she said she was completely fine with it. It really isn't that difficult to temporarily put Smash aside, just make yourself a schedule, and stick with it. I usually get two hours or so of practice in a day (on days I'm not playing other games, that is) and I usually practice at the end of the day when I have nothing else to do. I put everything else before the game pretty much, but still find great time to practice.
As far as the party goes, go to it. What's it going to hurt? You're complaining about never meeting new people, and it's a chance to get out. Don't complain about something if you're not willing to change it.
The chance of winning the lottery isn't high no matter where you live... You shouldn't be banking on anything with the lottery.I didn't win the DV Lottery, AGAIN... Two years trying. Some people have tried for over a decade to no avail, but others get their shot on their first try... I'm so jealous...
Americans have no idea of how lucky they are...
One of the best things in life is being proven wrong. Even if you don't believe in yourself, there is probably someone who does, and has a good reason to do so. Keep that in mind.I don't think I'm unattractive
Yet, I believe deep down in my mind that no one could EVER be attracted to me
So I've never put any real effort into trying to date or anything.
I'm already 30 and I've never dated or anything like that once.
I guess I've sort of tried, but I never believed the girl could like me anyway so I don't think I put full effort into trying
Yooo brother. I was a hardcase dork until I was about 21 (. Ranked in the country as one of the better brawl players back in my day but maaaan did I blow with chicks. Buuuuut that aside.. I coach guys now for dating and I could give you a complimentary 1 hour call and we can get this handled if you're downI'll try that. Thanks.
But I don't feel I've been too close to her, really. In all honesty, I feel I've probably been as far away from her as I can be while still being friends. Then again, that's a thing I do with a lot of people. Whenever I do get close to someone, I feel like no matter what there's going to be something that stings beyond repair. And it's proven time and time again that that's usually the case. I don't really have any close bonds with anyone, so all of this is really a challenge. I enjoy the company of others, but getting close to people feels off. I feel like the only reason I'm not ignoring dating is because I can't shake that certain emotion. Oddly enough, I'm really open about this sort of stuff, contrary to all evidence stated previously.