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Nice enough body I guess.. but She doesn't talk she shouts, deep voice and spits when she talks... and she dresses like a homeless man. And also she's a freak maybe I didn't mention it. I wouldn't ride her to the shops.
*no comment* well no actually, one - have you ever looked at this situation from her POV? She's obviously cray-cray about you, and all you can do is focus on her physical attributes. Wise up man, and give the girl a break. If you don't like her, fine, but don't judge her by her (homeless man-esque) cover alone.
Thank you, KISS Magazine :pac:
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Nice enough body I guess.. but She doesn't talk she shouts, deep voice and spits when she talks... and she dresses like a homeless man. And also she's a freak maybe I didn't mention it. I wouldn't ride her to the shops.
Wait first she has no tits and now nice enough body?
Hmmmm
Sarah, we are just discussing the prospect of using her craziness for sexual favours, not a serious relationship 0 -
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I shook my head like Richard Nixon in response to hippies.No. You's don't get it i've known this troll from playschool. I can judge away, I'm just saying what she looks like coz they asked :pac:
Oh and shake your head. (or blur your eyes it turns out) John Lennon is there!
Anyway, people say don't judge this F.O.N girl.... Judge the hell out of that hobo. If you knew her since playschool why the hell is she only mad about you now? xD
Meh. They get all conspicous and weird if they like you like that. It's like they laugh at what you say even if it isn't funny and love looking into your eyeballs. That personally scares the **** out of me, as I can barely look myself in the eye and not look away. Does anyone else have eye-contact issues? It's like...Looking into their soul.
lol Schick, taking relationship advice from a softcore porn magazine is not smart.0 -
Thank you, KISS Magazine :pac:
Oh God, KISS
Its ok for women to judge men but nit the other way around - if you are not looking for a relationship but a quick fix then obviously body and attractiveness is what your looking at - if you want a relationship a degree of sexual attraction is needed, and both sides must put effort into that. Yes some girls have it easier then others, and have great tits due to genes / McNuggets, but guys can have similar issues.
And you really have to wonder why a near adult girl goes out with a guy if all she's gone do is the odd shift0 -
shadowninty wrote: »Oh God, KISS
Its ok for women to judge men but nit the other way around - if you are not looking for a relationship but a quick fix then obviously body and attractiveness is what your looking at - if you want a relationship a degree of sexual attraction is needed, and both sides must put effort into that. Yes some girls have it easier then others, and have great tits due to genes / McNuggets, but guys can have similar issues.
And you really have to wonder why a near adult girl goes out with a guy if all she's gone do is the odd shift
C'mon lads, it was a joke? "Cray-cray" - I mean, who can honestly say they've applied that term to an IRL convo? You fellas need to brush up on your sarcasm detection skills ...
In all serious shizz Mark, have a heart for the poor lass, but if it starts to get weird (her collecting your toenail clippings from the showers or similarly freakish shtuff) cut her down. Nobody wants a stalker around them, no matter how inflated their ego. :pac:
I agree, Ciarán - the whole point of feminism is not for women to dominate the world through the ridiculing of men (though they deserve it:rolleyes:) but for each gender to live equally and in harmony. 
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No. I've had a heart for the past hundred years it gets boring. And I'm not judgemental or cruel to people usually but yeah..
And fff**** bitches! Since there's girls in my year now, I've obviously made friends. And today one of them who I've been friends with said on fb 'you love thing and thing more than me
' Girls need to stop thinking about being replaced and **** and just... live without worries! 0 -
No. I've had a heart for the past hundred years it gets boring. And I'm not judgemental or cruel to people usually but yeah..
And fff**** bitches! Since there's girls in my year now, I've obviously made friends. And today one of them who I've been friends with said on fb 'you love thing and thing more than me' Girls need to stop thinking about being replaced and **** and just... live without worries!
That's some philosophical **** right there. 0 -
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If your school has a counsellor, or maybe just a teacher you trust, you should go talk to them. You mightn't think you have any issues to talk about but I'm sure if you give them a chance, and walk into their office and be open with them, you'll discover some you hadn't realised were there. You don't need to tell anyone why you are seeing them either. "Careers" is enough to quell most people's curiosity.
Agree, agree, agree - I was nervous and prejudiced about going to see my school counsellor, but he was so nice and I cleared so many problems out of my head over the space of just a half hour. It'd do you the world of good to talk, just talk. Like Jack says, give it a chance
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Agree, agree, agree - I was nervous and prejudiced about going to see my school counsellor, but he was so nice and I cleared so many problems out of my head over the space of just a half hour. It'd do you the world of good to talk, just talk. Like Jack says, give it a chance
I went to a teacher I trust, rather than the school counsellors. I went in, and just started talking. I told him everything that had been eating away at me. He didn't push for anything, but he challenged everything I said, he gave me alot to think about. He offered me possible solutions to my problems, but didn't try to tell me which solutions to use, he left that decision to me. I came out feeling so much better than when I went in, and finally managed to get some order to my thoughts. I'm not going to say it fixed everything, but it definitely set me on the road to getting my shit together.
DO IT! You'll feel a thousand times better!
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Agree, agree, agree - I was nervous and prejudiced about going to see my school counsellor, but he was so nice and I cleared so many problems out of my head over the space of just a half hour. It'd do you the world of good to talk, just talk. Like Jack says, give it a chanceI went to a teacher I trust, rather than the school counsellors. I went in, and just started talking. I told him everything that had been eating away at me. He didn't push for anything, but he challenged everything I said, he gave me alot to think about. He offered me possible solutions to my problems, but didn't try to tell me which solutions to use, he left that decision to me. I came out feeling so much better than when I went in, and finally managed to get some order to my thoughts. I'm not going to say it fixed everything, but it definitely set me on the road to getting my shit together.
DO IT! You'll feel a thousand times better!
Everything has pretty much been said, but I vouch for the trusted teacher option, I dont know about other peoples schools, but I dont really come into contact with the councellor very often and I'm not that comfortable around them because of that, but I have one teacher who I really love, and last year I went to her about a problem in school that was, in short, fcking up my life completely, they cant magically solve your problems but its nice to talk things through with someone you know you can trust to keep it confidential, really does take a weight off your chest 0 -
Everything has pretty much been said, but I vouch for the trusted teacher option, I dont know about other peoples schools, but I dont really come into contact with the councellor very often and I'm not that comfortable around them because of that, but I have one teacher who I really love, and last year I went to her about a problem in school that was, in short, fcking up my life completely, they cant magically solve your problems but its nice to talk things through with someone you know you can trust to keep it confidential, really does take a weight off your chest
That's great - I just like our counsellor and had a chat with him because he's so supportive and listens to any problems you might have. Some schools have only a counsellor who specialises in careers - our counsellor caters for the whole school. But you guys felt more at ease talking to teachers you get on with, and that's the whole point - talking about your problems to someone you feel comfortable with. Give it a go - what could you have to lose? 0 -
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