kitakaze wrote:my workplace being 80% women.
Nice.
And not. :sweat:
Started by Fans91 · 30 Jan 2004 · 2,293 replies
kitakaze wrote:my workplace being 80% women.
kitakaze wrote:I can feel ya cori...I just had two bad experiences. Apparently being a nice guy and being fun isn't enough, lol.
kitakaze wrote:
Couch? What couch? Haha. Although I don't object to sleeping on the floor. My sleeping bag is more comfortable than my bed.
Oh, and I mean studio. One bedroom is way out of my price range still :sweat:
MissMonika wrote:
And that's why I don't go on blind dates, in general. I find myself in situations that I wished would never happen.
The_Lyrics wrote:man, i wanna tell this chick that i like her at work, but i just can't seem to say it.
Wynter wrote:Where do you live again?
bmwracer wrote:
NorCal... See text under avatar. :victory:
Wynter wrote:Too much effort. :beaten:
bmwracer wrote:
Apparently. :P
Wynter wrote:
Come to think of it, I've never really been on a real date before...
Wynter <--- pathetic.
kitakaze wrote:Do you still have your blogspot, BTW?
kitakaze wrote:Nah, you're not pathetic. :) . I mean, you usually sound pretty sweet.
That's a good quality. Most of the experience I've had with women has been bad, so...I'm not much better.
bmwracer wrote:
It's relocated under the Witness Protection Program.
Wynter wrote:You mean the Wynter Protection Program. :beaten:
Anime Dad wrote:
Have a chat to cori. I think she has one of those signs too :sweat:
Wynter wrote:I think good girls get the same problems as good guys do. I mean, I'm probably so good that I'm boring. I'm also a homebody, and therefore have very little exposure. I've given up under the realization that I'm a lost cause. And as B-san says, if it'll happen, it'll happen.
cori wrote:
You sound a like like me. I'm a homebody and hardly go out unless it's with friends and that's kind of rare these days. :sweat: Plus we don't really go to places where you can really meet people.
Wynter wrote:
Dating is supposed to be enjoyable and meaningful, and it has to happen when you're most ready for it. It's totally natural to be turned off after your experience, but I'm sure you'll jump right back into the scene over time.
cori wrote:Plus we don't really go to places where you can really meet people.
Wynter wrote:
Yes exactly! And whereas you get the older guys, I get the married ones... or students. :bleh:
But at least guys are attracted to you enough to date you. Guys rarely look up at my eyes, if you know what I mean. :shakehead:
bmwracer wrote:Yeah, I should talk: I'm waiting for Ms. Right to knock on my door and jump in my arms... :crazy:
cori wrote:Tell me about it. Only thing is my sign is more like "Come get me creepy old guys! Loser a$$holes too!"
MissMonika wrote:Where's Juri-chan when you need her?
LOL. I dunno which is worse. Creepy old guys or creepy, conceited young guys. :bleh:
bmwracer wrote:
I think that's the problem: you're trying to force the issue...
Yeah, I should talk: I'm waiting for Ms. Right to knock on my door and jump in my arms... :crazy:
MissMonika wrote:
Yea, I'm not gonna jump on dating again for awhile. And the truth is, I was never really into dating in the first place. From another person's perspective, I'm probably a boring person. I love to stay at home and am normally very quiet and introverted. I can live without guys and dating for awhile yet.
:mrgreen:
cori wrote:
I got a married one too. Not fun at all and very uncomfortable.
And I don't have much (*ahem*) assets so I wonder what the heck they're attracted to. :hehe:
MissMonika wrote:
LOL. I dunno which is worse. Creepy old guys or creepy, conceited young guys. :bleh:
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