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>>18230274
22m here, two questions

When encounter a new guy for the first time, what's the very first thing you notice? Is it facial aesthetics, height, other?

also

Texting a quick "thanks" after having sex - nice gesture or cheesy as fuck?

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What would you think of guy in his late 20s who doesn't drink or smoke, doesn't party, works full-time, goes to school full-time, and lives with his family?

Too boring to go out with?

I have a hard time connecting with people my age. They usually start out by asking me what I do for fun, and I don't really have a good answer. It's not that I don't want to try knew things, I just have a set schedule I keep to until something interesting comes up.

18 year old girl. Do other girls actually get nicer after high school, or are they eternally mean?

>>18231482
>Texting a quick "thanks" after having sex - nice gesture or cheesy as fuck?
Creepy as hell.
What are you thanking me for?

>>18231533
letting me put my dick in you, obviously

Good pussy can be a great stress reliever

>>18231520
Not OP but you know the answer to whether you're interesting or not or you wouldn't be asking.

>>18231547
Feels like you thought I was doing you a favour or offering you a service.
Pretty creepy and somewhat insulting.

>>18231520
Look I'm not OP (she seems to have fucked off) but I'm >>18231521
and wouldn't be bothered by it if you actually had hobbies I liked and you were nice and I got along with you.

Not OP, but 24/F

>>18231520
Sounds like you need some balance in your life. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.

>>18231521
In my experience, yes, girls do get better. Though a) I've really come out of my shell since high school and b) I never really had a hard time in high school.

>>18231521
24/F, not OP.

Yes, they do. Hormones make you a bitch. It gets better.

>>18231560
>In my experience, yes, girls do get better. Though a) I've really come out of my shell since high school and b) I never really had a hard time in high school.
I go to a rural school and they pick on me simply for getting good grades, reading and playing music/not listening to pop music. I've sort of survived the last 6 years by telling myself it'll be better at uni.

>>18230274
Okay I'm sorry but 23-year-olds do not need dedicated advice-giving threads. I'm not saying you don't have good advice to give on specific issues but if you're in your early twenties you're still figuring most things out yourself.

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>>18231560
This is comforting.

>>18231565
My boyfriend's sister went to a rural boarding school and she was picked on too. She's had better experiences with girls since then (though not 100% because she's a psycho).

It will get better at uni. There are literally thousands of people there, people just don't have time to care about others.

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>>18231520
>>18231554

Listen to this girl, bro. She definitely knows what she's talking about. Just be nice. Don't be mean. Have hobbies that she likes. Get along with her.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPLn5SVz3Ac

>>18230274
Man sometimes I ask myself if some women cosciously take an effort to have a repellant bodylanguage towards me. I'm not a creep or ugly.
I don't care how you feel, when we're the only people walking on the street and cross our way at least fucking walk straight and look me in the eye for a brief molent instead of starting to walk like a scared child and looking on the ground of the opposite side of where I'm walking. You're not a child with tits.
Just venting, but do other men experience that aswell?

>>18231655
Everyone you cross on the street deserves a smile and a hello. This is pure human politeness. But I do see girls doing this a lot. It's not good, it's very antisocial.

>>18231655
I do make an effort to at least smile at people I pass by, but sometimes I'm occupied or sometimes I just don't get good vibes from people.