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iNcontroL
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TryThis
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Chef
10810 Posts
At your question: Only you know the answer =/ If you don't think you'll enjoy it, just bail. | ||
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iNcontroL
USA29055 Posts
Anyways I think it's pretty easy to gauge. If you went out with her for a month and got laid she wouldn't be inviting you down to sleep on the couch and go shopping with her. She just says that but you can work your "magic" if you have any! Just gauge the chances you sense any ass in this and work from there~ | ||
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arb
Noobville17922 Posts
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Elric
United Kingdom1327 Posts
On September 16 2008 07:33 arb wrote: Go see her,tell her you love her then jump in bed with her. Do the whole "ill always be here for you" b/s Don't forget the part where you forget to use condoms. Then return home, get on TL asap and make a blog called "omfgomfg couch SEX!!." People will call you a douchebag but they are in fact just 220% jealous - don't worry. | ||
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TryThis
Canada1522 Posts
On September 16 2008 07:32 PsycHOTemplar wrote: I have a serious question for you and everyone else who makes girl help threads on TL: What makes you seriously think TL is a wealth of knowledge for girl help? i think its more of a get things off your chest thing, that's pretty much how it works for me | ||
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Not_Computer
Canada2277 Posts
best support ever! at least you're not spending $40 to go hang out with a bunch of guys playing computer games at LAN and sleeping on their floor | ||
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Phyre
United States1288 Posts
1) They feel comfortable around people they consider peers. 2) Given that most of us are varying levels of nerd/geek, it makes sense to some people to see how similar people have dealt with similar situations. Reasoning being something like "If geek A can do it, perhaps so can I" 3) It feels less pathetic than going to a dedicated "love/relationship" forum. I'm sure it doesn't necessarily make them feel awesomely manly asking for girl advice on a Starcraft forum, but it's the lesser of the two evils for some. | ||
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XCetron
5226 Posts
and also the introduction of Blogs Forum now. | ||
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DamageControL
United States4222 Posts
On September 16 2008 07:55 Phyre wrote: I sort of always figured that TL members asked fellow TL members for girl advice because: 1) They feel comfortable around people they consider peers. 2) Given that most of us are varying levels of nerd/geek, it makes sense to some people to see how similar people have dealt with similar situations. Reasoning being something like "If geek A can do it, perhaps so can I" 3) It feels less pathetic than going to a dedicated "love/relationship" forum. I'm sure it doesn't necessarily make them feel awesomely manly asking for girl advice on a Starcraft forum, but it's the lesser of the two evils for some. you always post this | ||
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renegade_zerg
Korea (South)525 Posts
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Elwiz
Czech Republic10 Posts
You have 2 ways about going about this. You get off your cumstained couch and spend $80 dollars to go hang out with your girlfriend. Possibly getting laid (considering you're not some faggot) Or you can stay on your cumstained couch, and spend $80 dollars on your all night "snack run" so you can entice other people to stay on your cumstained couch. Enjoy your cumstained couch | ||
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Raithed
China7078 Posts
dont feel down. | ||
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DamageControL
United States4222 Posts
On September 16 2008 08:37 Elwiz wrote: These stupid nerdy topics piss me off. You have 2 ways about going about this. You get off your cumstained couch and spend $80 dollars to go hang out with your girlfriend. Possibly getting laid (considering you're not some faggot) Or you can stay on your cumstained couch, and spend $80 dollars on your all night "snack run" so you can entice other people to stay on your cumstained couch. Enjoy your cumstained couch Pointlessly offensive | ||
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Pepsicolaone
United States967 Posts
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Chef
10810 Posts
1) They feel comfortable around people they consider peers. Don't they have friends "IRL?" 2) Given that most of us are varying levels of nerd/geek, it makes sense to some people to see how similar people have dealt with similar situations. Reasoning being something like "If geek A can do it, perhaps so can I" Except that it's more often, if I may use the term, theory crafting. Case and point: arb's post. I sincerely doubt most TLers have any luck with the crap advice they keep giving. 3) It feels less pathetic than going to a dedicated "love/relationship" forum. I'm sure it doesn't necessarily make them feel awesomely manly asking for girl advice on a Starcraft forum, but it's the lesser of the two evils for some. Again, don't they have friends? It seems far more effective to ask someone who knows you and that you trust for advice than random TLers... Hell, it doesn't even matter that it's a gaming forum, I wouldn't trust the advice of strangers anywhere. Well... I don't know. Maybe it's helped someone once before, but every time I see one of these threads I just sigh. Not even because I think I'm good, just because I think they're going about looking for solutions in the least likely places to find them. | ||
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