Are magic tricks dorky? I'm good at them, but I don't

>>17994669

they can be dorky. they can be cool. it mostly depends on how you look and to a lesser degree, how you act.

if you look like a chad, its cool. if you look liek a dork. its dorky. though dorky and cool aren't mutaully exclusive. dorks think what they love is coool, and it is to dorks so...

my best friend was a magician and it was pretty cool.

>>17994669
I've gone out with girls I've shown magic tricks to. Though that might be in spite of. If you're confident, make some jokes about it and don't drag it on for too long then people will like it

>>17994669
it looks dorky if it's forced, meaning if you carry a deck of cards around and ask people if they wanna see a magic trick

but if you have some magic trick that doesn't involve cards, that you can quickly and simply pull off at the bar it can make you the life of the party

>>17994680
Yeah, it's more of an enhancer. If you're already dorky, you'll seem even more dorky. If you're already cool, you'll seem even more cool.

I'm a girl and my dad was a professional magician for a while, so it's usually a good thing for me no matter what since magic is a minor interest of mine as a result and I can talk to you about favorite tricks and stuff.

>knowing how to do one or two tricks really well that you show off once in a blue moon
cool

>knowing many tricks that you haven't mastered that you are trying to practice on people constantly
annoying

I hate it. I have a "magician" friend and everytime we hang out with him, he would always bring out his cards, interrupting whatever discussion we were having. We got sick of his shit and stopped hanging out with him.

I've also seen him do it to random girls, they get bored after the third trick.