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ikermalli

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Aug 9, 2008
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Hello,

I've been reading a lot of "The Lounge" sections on different forums and I noticed there were a lot of threads about "How to ask a girl out" or "Relationship Question". I noticed in there people said, what should they do, and a lot of answers mentioned being a real jerk. Does anyone find it weird that it works? Maybe this has been asked but I find it weird that peoples answers to how to ask someone out is "Be a jerk" or be cocky, I also wondered about when do you cross the line from confident to cocky? Maybe I have too much time on my hands because school is off haha!
 
I haven't found it to work... but then, maybe I'm not attracted to the kind of girls it does work on? *shrug*
 
From a female perspective, being a jerk is probably a lot of fun at first but you'll attract the wrong girl that way. If you want some whore who won't respect you, be a jerk. If you want someone you can bring home to mom and dad then be a decent human being.

In the end though, nice guys tend to finish last ... as do most nice girls.
 
Yup I find it weird, I tested with it last year... it worked :) But I hated it, because I seemed like I was tooo cocky, so I stopped. This year, I'm just normal... that works too. Too bad no one in my grade is hot (that's single)
 
In the end though, nice guys tend to finish last ... as do most nice girls.

At least I'm in good company then, eh?

To the OP: I never take any of the relationship advice on this forum seriously - at least, most of it gets discarded. If I need advice about something like that, I ask someone I know and trust. Granted, I know many folks here don't have that luxury but that's where I'm coming from..
 
Yup I got people to talk to also, I don't ask on forums. This was just stuck in my head haha. But also, if someone has no one to turn to but forums i think people should put thought into their posts instead of the jerk thing. Oh another question to ask. What makes people so scared of rejection? I know that if I asked someone out, im not afraid of rejection but in my school things spread like SARS
 
^^ The worst they can say is "no." - it's not that bad, really. I've been there.

But yeh there are some SAs in here..
 
Yup I find it weird, I tested with it last year... it worked :) But I hated it, because I seemed like I was tooo cocky, so I stopped. This year, I'm just normal... that works too. Too bad no one in my grade is hot (that's single)

Look a little deeper and maybe you'll find someone. Hottness goes away ... trust me.
 
Sorry I should rephrase that, I mean, like... a lot of the girls in my grade are like... well... they don't have great personalities and are like... pimple mountains. Some of them, you could be as nice as possible to them and they'll be like ugh, get away from them, like, I was with a friend and I was talking to him, and some girls come, and they knew him from elementary school, and i was like hey, and they were like, wtf, who is he? Maybe because they all had to look up at me, waay up at me, they're just jealous! Haha, just joking (I'm 6'1 by the way). Oh and I do look deep, maybe it's just me but I can't stand many pimples... maybe because my family has really good skin, so i'm used to it. At the above post, I do look pretty deep, like my last gf wasn't like WOW, but she was good looking, and really nice... but ended up being a total spaz, like 24/7, after about 8 months.
 
Oh another question to ask. What makes people so scared of rejection? I know that if I asked someone out, im not afraid of rejection but in my school things spread like SARS

Honestly I've never been particularly afraid of rejection simply as rejection. So you won't get to go out with her. Oh well, not the end of the world. My problem has been that the girls I've gone out with tended to be ones whom I'd really hate to lose the friendship of, and so I've been nervous that asking them out would screw up the friendship if they don't feel the same way as I do.
 
Honestly I've never been particularly afraid of rejection simply as rejection. So you won't get to go out with her. Oh well, not the end of the world. My problem has been that the girls I've gone out with tended to be ones whom I'd really hate to lose the friendship of, and so I've been nervous that asking them out would screw up the friendship if they don't feel the same way as I do.

Yup, happened to me at the beginning of the school year, ended up not asking the girl out
 
I've never known it to work. Or it works in short bursts and then there's a big break up.
 
It works, but you normally don't attract the right person. It worked for 10 months for me :D Then the big breakup :(
 
well i remember my junior year, i asked a girl to prom and she didnt even tell me no. acted like it didnt happen lol

Just a bit *****y eh?
Wow, you decorated her car and she said no? You probably wouldn't have enjoyed with her because she would have been a *****
 
Sadly from experience it works...in high school, also with some adults but you'll be attracting girls with daddy issues/insecure women in general

The simple formula for woman is to just be a man, a good guy. Have your sh**t together and don't take rubbish from anyone. Thats all there is to it

key word: confidence....everybody admires that

being quiet gets you no where though lol

I think he means the strong silent type
 
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