I don't mean that, and you know I don't mean that.
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edited 11th May '11 4:44:43 PM by MrAHR
Read my stories!And then, let's say I do ask her out and she says yes. What do I do? Do we go to the pizza place down the street from school? Do I talk about frivolous pop culture things that I don't care about? Do I talk about music and movies and things that I actually care about (which she can't possibly be expected to know about and that I'm not even really accustomed to talking about in real life)? Do I wear stereotypical clothing for a New Yorker of my age? Do I wear what I want to wear and risking looking lame* ?
Gah. This is why I need to get out of this city.
You can't even write racist abuse in excrement on somebody's car without the politically correct brigade jumping down your throat!Wicked: This advice is gonna suck but: Be Yourself. If it means that you two don't get along, then you probably have no business dating in the first place.
Read my stories!New York is a State. Not a City.
But besides that, I highly doubt anyone would be completely turned off from an entire genre just because it is obscure.
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Obscurity's not what I'm worried about.
edited 11th May '11 5:40:25 PM by Wicked223
You can't even write racist abuse in excrement on somebody's car without the politically correct brigade jumping down your throat!No, I'm just worried I'll have nothing to talk about and it'll end up like every other conversation I've ever had; long periods of silence with brief brainfarts in between.
My time on the Internet's given me almost entirely different thought processes than almost everyone around me. Or something.
edited 11th May '11 5:46:15 PM by Wicked223
You can't even write racist abuse in excrement on somebody's car without the politically correct brigade jumping down your throat!Well, if you're worried about that, you could always try and practice with family or something. Just always try to end a statement with something that can be worked off of by the other person.
Read my stories!@Cakman and everyone else who cares: She said she was busy this weekend at leadership camp (a school thing). Now she either didn't get my intentions, or she just can't do it. Should I ask her about next weekend or take it as a polite no? (She responded after like 3 hours)
edited 11th May '11 6:05:18 PM by Erock
If you don't like a single Frank Ocean song, you have no soul.Exactly what I was thinking. Your problem was asking if she would be free THIS WEEKEND. You should have just made it more vague and gone with "Would you like to hang out some time?"
My only goal in life is to ensure that Mousa dies of a stress-induced heart attack by the age of 23. READ THISI replied: "I was actually thinking the weekend after. Is that good?" I didn't lie, I have a party and an essay to work this weekend.
She replied: "I will check my sched and get back to u but Im sure its fine."
It's definitely a good start.
edited 11th May '11 6:15:22 PM by Erock
If you don't like a single Frank Ocean song, you have no soul.I didn't mean to imply that he did. I apologize. I only meant that because he did, it sort of warranted that semi-vague answer.
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edited 11th May '11 6:16:36 PM by Cakman
My only goal in life is to ensure that Mousa dies of a stress-induced heart attack by the age of 23. READ THIS

Yes, excuse me while I use the SHEER POWER OF MANLY FORTITUDE and TESTICULAR MIGHT and BEAT ALL MY INSECURITIES AND LACK OF SOCIAL SKILLS INTO THE COLD HARD GROUND
You can't even write racist abuse in excrement on somebody's car without the politically correct brigade jumping down your throat!