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Re: Chatting up randoms
Are you nervous? Then talk to her while you're nervous.
With experience, this will go away.
2y ago - Permalink
Re: How to cheat?
And you comply to that?
If she would tell me that I'd immediately cut her off the money.
2y ago - Permalink
Re: How to cheat?
Take care of your finances and leave.
If you are working but cannot afford to live on your own you are doing something wrong. Get that fixed first.
If she is really such a bitch, why is she even with you? Financial reasons, too?
2y ago - Permalink
Re: How to find passionate (non-AFC) friends
I'll try to explain what I want.
Although I'm doing well in many areas (e.g. finances, health/sports, career), I don't like the idea of not developing myself further. Not to mention the areas where I have even greater potential for development (e.g. languages, awkward social interactions, charism...
2y ago - Permalink
Re: How to find passionate (non-AFC) friends
Replied to my post instead of yours. See the answer below.
2y ago - Permalink
Re: How to find passionate (non-AFC) friends
I'll try to explain what I want.
Although I'm doing well in many areas (e.g. finances, health/sports, career), I don't like the idea of not developing myself further. Not to mention the areas where I have even greater potential for development (e.g. languages, awkward social interactions, charisma...
2y ago - Permalink

Re: Are there educated non-feminist women?