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prruuwuu
(04-15-2012, 04:13 PM)
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#253
Too bad. |
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Americans out of Mexico! The Border Tax Equity Act
(04-15-2012, 04:14 PM)
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#254
I work at Sports Authority, and one day when it was slow, there was an old guy with a huge hump on his back walking by the store. I said to the people at customer service, "I've got a hunch that guy has a back problem."
Yes, I know. I'm evil. |
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prruuwuu
(04-15-2012, 04:15 PM)
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#256
I think you need to read the OP again.
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will gain confidence one day
(04-15-2012, 04:18 PM)
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#260
I was always, always complimented on my cuteness as a kid. Then I had a massive growth spurt without the complimentary muscle gain, and some hygiene issues... Anyways, looking pretty good right now but still working to put on a bit more muscle. Damn my skinny wrists! >:|
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Americans out of Mexico! The Border Tax Equity Act
(04-15-2012, 04:25 PM)
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#262
The funny thing is that even though it has been 10 years since I graduated high school, and that I don't talk to any of my HS friends anymore, I see them come into my work all the time. They were fit, athletic guys. Now they're fat and haven't aged well. Me on the other hand, I have long, lean muscles, and I don't look nowhere near my age.
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formerly Cheesus
(04-15-2012, 04:25 PM)
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#263
I was somewhat popular with girls before college, yet i was chubbier, shy and far less confident. I got thinner and more confident during my college years, but went largely unnoticed unless i took initiative.
So yeah, GAF wisdom does not seem to apply in this case haha Maybe its time to reconsider the fat, shy and akward version of me I'm no stud though. Never was |
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Member
(04-15-2012, 04:26 PM)
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#264
Like other people have mentioned in this thread, a lot of attractiveness is related to self-confidence. When I started working out and lost a lot of weight, I also became more confident. I'm sure I'm nicer to look at now compared to when I was 60 pounds heavier, but what attracts the women I'm with at the time (not that I constantly have multiple women attached to me, but a lot of my exes are hotter than I would have ever thought I could have pulled 10 years ago) is my confidence and flirty nature.
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Member
(04-15-2012, 04:28 PM)
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#265
*if you don't mind me asking |
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Member
(04-15-2012, 04:38 PM)
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#270
![]() I imagine your avatar saying that. |
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Member
(04-15-2012, 06:12 PM)
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#281
I never had a girlfriend in high school nor even one close female friend. I can't even remember an occasion where I got approached by a girl or got complimented on my looks... I guess I began to assume I wasn't attractive at all because of that. I was a tall and skinny guy, so guys often picked me on that. I was extremely shy back then too, even with my closest friends. Things stayed that way till I got to age 23. Then I began to work out (gained 25 pounds of muscle mass, now at 165 lbs for 6' tall), diversify my hobbies, dress better and opening up more to people. I get compliments quite regularly now (I'll be 27 next month btw), but I still have to learn how to accept them. I try to stay humble, don't let it inflate my ego, but it doesn't come out the way I'd like sometimes. I've been accused of false modesty a couple of times...
Funnily enough, I recently looked back at some pictures from the time of high school and it made me realize that I wasn't even a bad looking boy by any stretch. I dressed poorly, sure, but I'm 100% sure now that my shyness had a lot more to do with what happened at the time more than anything else. I'm still way too shy for my own good, especially in one on one situations with ladies, but I'm working on that. 17 years old ![]() 19 years old ![]() 26 years old
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leeches are the best bait when attempting to land bass
(04-15-2012, 06:15 PM)
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#282
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Member
(04-15-2012, 06:31 PM)
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#284
I think the real reason you try to imply I'm full of myself is because I stated that people who say they're studs are probably jerks. Which implied you. I can tell you firsthand that yes, I was kinda referring to your first post in this thread when I wrote my sentence. @DreD: HUGE difference in aura man. Huge difference. Nice job. |
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Banned
(04-15-2012, 06:37 PM)
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#286
I'm not looking for an e-fight, but some honesty would have been awesome. Even if you're insinuating I'm a jerk, which I'm completely fine with. |
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learning some important life lessons from magical Negroes
(04-15-2012, 06:40 PM)
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#287
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Member
(04-15-2012, 06:41 PM)
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#288
My statement was not meant personal, but it did include you in a way. Obviously I don't know you, so maybe you're not a jerk. It's just probable chance. Just stated what I felt about people who claim they're studs.
Last edited by Soneet; 04-15-2012 at 06:45 PM.
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Banned
(04-15-2012, 06:45 PM)
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#290
I'm sorry, but I'm struggling with these concepts. Even as someone who's been through somewhat similar circumstances. |
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Member
(04-15-2012, 06:50 PM)
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#291
I'm sure you have a way to not think like that (perhaps?), but that's just the way I personally see it. Since I think like that, I refuse to have that state of mind. I feel as if I ever call myself ugly or a stud, I would in some sort of way disrespect people, directly or indirectly. Examples: - If you point out the hottest person in a group, you kinda make the rest of the group realize they're uglier. - Ever met someone who says they're hot in real life? Usually not a good character, usually delusional and also completely ignores that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Also, if someone says I'm ugly, I'll accept that that's their opinion. I won't tell myself: no, I know I'm a stud, you're wrong! Seems silly to me. I just be me, you know. I accept myself. I haven't gotten an insult in forever, which boosted my confidence so I could think this way. I would like everyone to have the option to accept themselves without being beaten down, directly or indirectly. I was always picked last and I remembering kissing dance circles from elementary school. Of course people didn't pick me, but later I heard from a friend that a girl picked me out of pity. Well, that shit hurts, even if meant well.
Last edited by Soneet; 04-15-2012 at 06:59 PM.
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Banned
(04-15-2012, 06:57 PM)
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#293
Also, apologies if I came on too strong in that first post where I started arguing. |
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Member
(04-15-2012, 07:07 PM)
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#297
I myself like to refer to myself as "normal". That I finally look normal enough not to be judged by my looks. I didn't just have weight, speech and dress code to battle, but also my race (Asian in The Netherlands, just another one extra barrier). People with a superiority complex get overconfident. People with inferiority complex get timid. I try my best to ignore the first and get the best out of the latter. It always saddens me that people with inferiority complexes don't seem to get mad at me and/or sometimes seem apologetic. I want to clearly show I'm not superior to anyone in any way. They are allowed to treat me as a fellow human on the same level. And the first kind pisses me off, so instead of respect they think they deserve, they lose respect from me. I'm weird like that. Deep down inside I'm still that fat little stereotypical Chinese kid. From my understanding I thought most woman don't like to date men who are shorter than them. Not sure how true that is, but it probably eats into your confidence.
Last edited by Soneet; 04-15-2012 at 07:20 PM.
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Member
(04-15-2012, 07:17 PM)
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#298
Hell yeah. Im 6'1" myself and the girl im dating now is 6'. It owns. I love tall girls. Luckily i live in the Netherlands, home of the on average tallest girls in the world.
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Member
(04-15-2012, 07:17 PM)
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#299
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will gain confidence one day
(04-15-2012, 07:22 PM)
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