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On January 13 2012 11:05 Klondikebar wrote:Show nested quote +On January 13 2012 10:50 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 10:45 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 10:32 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 10:06 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 10:03 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 09:36 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 09:28 matjlav wrote:On January 12 2012 23:30 Troxle wrote:On January 12 2012 22:31 Roe wrote:
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statistics harder than calculus? whaaaaaat? I've never taken statistics so I wouldn't know to be honest, just trying to understand what is being talked about right now is lost on me. If it was Calculus talk y'all would probably be the same way as I feel now though!  Yeah, basic stats is much easier than calc. I've heard that advanced stats is a good deal harder than the basic stuff, though. Basically, when you're trying to test some hypothesis about a proportion (e.g. the proportion of red-haired people in the US or the proportion of gay Zergs), you start by assuming the proportion to equal something (this is the "null hypothesis"). Then, using a t-test, you can figure out the probability that you would get the results you did, assuming the null hypothesis to be true. If this probability is very small, you can say that the null hypothesis is false because what happened would have been very unlikely if it were true. If it's larger, then you say that you "do not reject" the null hypothesis, because it doesn't show that your hypothesis is true; it just shows that if it is true, then your results aren't too weird. Calc is way more interesting though, in my opinion. Also prettier! I love integral signs. In multivar, most people hated when we did triple integrals in polar coordinates, but I loved it because it's so damn pretty. Seriously, I was doing homework on a plane home for Thanksgiving, and the flight attendant complemented me on how pretty my homework was. Awesome. Gay engineers represent? I'm not an engineer but I am WAY jealous of gay engineer sex. + Show Spoiler + Haha, love SMBC. Though that comic assumes that the gay engineers (unlike me) are not too socially awkward to get a boyfriend On that note, it looks like I'll be going on my first actual date - ever - this weekend. Wish me luck, lol. LUCK WISHED! That's actually a really exciting landmark. Haha, yes, it should be. Unfortunately, most of what my mind says to me about that is "WHY DID IT TAKE YOU SO DAMN LONG." Ah, well. Still pretty excited though. Because gay guys have a harder time accepting that they like guys, they have a harder time being comfortable or feeling safe in public with another guy, and then statistically...it's just harder for gay guys to even find each other to ask each other out. I would venture that most, if not all, of us started dating WAY later than our straight friends. Yeah, but the weird thing is that I've been totally okay with it for years. I just didn't come out until the last few months mostly because I just never felt like I had a good way to break the subject, haha. Also a general dislike of changing the status quo. and I think I was always kind of nervous that I would still never get laid after coming out, and then I'd be out of excuses for myself. I dunno. Things are at least looking up at the moment. And be excited about the looking up! Remember, analyzing why you failed is only relevant if you haven't done anything to fix it. You fixed it.
Thanks man. I'm trying not to calm my nerves by recognizing that if I don't get a boyfriend out of it, I might still get a friend, and failing that, it'll be good as practice for the next guy
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On January 13 2012 13:16 matjlav wrote:Show nested quote +On January 13 2012 11:05 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 10:50 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 10:45 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 10:32 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 10:06 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 10:03 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 09:36 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 09:28 matjlav wrote:On January 12 2012 23:30 Troxle wrote:[quote] I've never taken statistics so I wouldn't know to be honest, just trying to understand what is being talked about right now is lost on me. If it was Calculus talk y'all would probably be the same way as I feel now though! Yeah, basic stats is much easier than calc. I've heard that advanced stats is a good deal harder than the basic stuff, though. Basically, when you're trying to test some hypothesis about a proportion (e.g. the proportion of red-haired people in the US or the proportion of gay Zergs), you start by assuming the proportion to equal something (this is the "null hypothesis"). Then, using a t-test, you can figure out the probability that you would get the results you did, assuming the null hypothesis to be true. If this probability is very small, you can say that the null hypothesis is false because what happened would have been very unlikely if it were true. If it's larger, then you say that you "do not reject" the null hypothesis, because it doesn't show that your hypothesis is true; it just shows that if it is true, then your results aren't too weird. Calc is way more interesting though, in my opinion. Also prettier! I love integral signs. In multivar, most people hated when we did triple integrals in polar coordinates, but I loved it because it's so damn pretty. Seriously, I was doing homework on a plane home for Thanksgiving, and the flight attendant complemented me on how pretty my homework was. Awesome. Gay engineers represent? I'm not an engineer but I am WAY jealous of gay engineer sex. + Show Spoiler + Haha, love SMBC. Though that comic assumes that the gay engineers (unlike me) are not too socially awkward to get a boyfriend On that note, it looks like I'll be going on my first actual date - ever - this weekend. Wish me luck, lol. LUCK WISHED! That's actually a really exciting landmark. Haha, yes, it should be. Unfortunately, most of what my mind says to me about that is "WHY DID IT TAKE YOU SO DAMN LONG." Ah, well. Still pretty excited though. Because gay guys have a harder time accepting that they like guys, they have a harder time being comfortable or feeling safe in public with another guy, and then statistically...it's just harder for gay guys to even find each other to ask each other out. I would venture that most, if not all, of us started dating WAY later than our straight friends. Yeah, but the weird thing is that I've been totally okay with it for years. I just didn't come out until the last few months mostly because I just never felt like I had a good way to break the subject, haha. Also a general dislike of changing the status quo. and I think I was always kind of nervous that I would still never get laid after coming out, and then I'd be out of excuses for myself. I dunno. Things are at least looking up at the moment. And be excited about the looking up! Remember, analyzing why you failed is only relevant if you haven't done anything to fix it. You fixed it. Thanks man. I'm trying not to calm my nerves by recognizing that if I don't get a boyfriend out of it, I might still get a friend, and failing that, it'll be good as practice for the next guy
Ah yes, sobering advice time: Hollywood lies. Relationships don't magically happen out of nowhere with the first guy you meet. But that's ok! Just keep an open mind and enjoy yourself. The nerves kinda suck, but they're ultimately a good thing. Your body is excited just like you should be  And I think you have a good perspective so you should be ok.
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Congrats to the guy above! :D
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I'm sorry this is cutting into the discussion up there but I hope this makes everyone's day as much as it made mine.
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On January 13 2012 09:28 matjlav wrote:
Yeah, basic stats is much easier than calc. I've heard that advanced stats is a good deal harder than the basic stuff, though.
Basically, when you're trying to test some hypothesis about a proportion (e.g. the proportion of red-haired people in the US or the proportion of gay Zergs), you start by assuming the proportion to equal something (this is the "null hypothesis"). Then, using a t-test, you can figure out the probability that you would get the results you did, assuming the null hypothesis to be true. If this probability is very small, you can say that the null hypothesis is false because what happened would have been very unlikely if it were true. If it's larger, then you say that you "do not reject" the null hypothesis, because it doesn't show that your hypothesis is true; it just shows that if it is true, then your results aren't too weird.
Calc is way more interesting though, in my opinion. Also prettier! I love integral signs. In multivar, most people hated when we did triple integrals in polar coordinates, but I loved it because it's so damn pretty. Seriously, I was doing homework on a plane home for Thanksgiving, and the flight attendant complemented me on how pretty my homework was. Awesome.
Gay engineers represent?
Woot represent! I hated triple integrals in Vector Calc...I spent too much time making my work look too good and when problems took about thirty minutes a piece to solve, it took me like an hour to write cause I wanted everything to look super neat >.< My favorite thing was Green's Theorem and Partial Derivatives. We spent all year going over the stuff I felt was harder and finished the term doing stuff like that. Most of the people in my class fell apart over Green's Theorem, wasn't quite sure how...it was just a Theorem based off of Partial Derivatives...
On January 13 2012 10:03 matjlav wrote:Haha, love SMBC. Though that comic assumes that the gay engineers (unlike me) are not too socially awkward to get a boyfriend On that note, it looks like I'll be going on my first actual date - ever - this weekend. Wish me luck, lol.
Best of luck! And congratulations!
On January 13 2012 10:32 matjlav wrote:
Haha, yes, it should be. Unfortunately, most of what my mind says to me about that is "WHY DID IT TAKE YOU SO DAMN LONG." Ah, well. Still pretty excited though.
I think most of us have experienced that or are going through it. And those who aren't will eventually be there (its not as dreadful as you think and I live in the boondocks in the South where people have couches in their front yard and shotguns in the back of their car!)
On January 13 2012 10:50 matjlav wrote:
Yeah, but the weird thing is that I've been totally okay with it for years. I just didn't come out until the last few months mostly because I just never felt like I had a good way to break the subject, haha. Also a general dislike of changing the status quo. and I think I was always kind of nervous that I would still never get laid after coming out, and then I'd be out of excuses for myself. I dunno. Things are at least looking up at the moment.
I'm having the same issue breaking it to my best friend. Like everybody in the world knows except him and I still can't tell him (its just never fitting it seems >.<)
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On January 13 2012 14:50 Troxle wrote:Show nested quote +On January 13 2012 09:28 matjlav wrote:
Yeah, basic stats is much easier than calc. I've heard that advanced stats is a good deal harder than the basic stuff, though.
Basically, when you're trying to test some hypothesis about a proportion (e.g. the proportion of red-haired people in the US or the proportion of gay Zergs), you start by assuming the proportion to equal something (this is the "null hypothesis"). Then, using a t-test, you can figure out the probability that you would get the results you did, assuming the null hypothesis to be true. If this probability is very small, you can say that the null hypothesis is false because what happened would have been very unlikely if it were true. If it's larger, then you say that you "do not reject" the null hypothesis, because it doesn't show that your hypothesis is true; it just shows that if it is true, then your results aren't too weird.
Calc is way more interesting though, in my opinion. Also prettier! I love integral signs. In multivar, most people hated when we did triple integrals in polar coordinates, but I loved it because it's so damn pretty. Seriously, I was doing homework on a plane home for Thanksgiving, and the flight attendant complemented me on how pretty my homework was. Awesome.
Gay engineers represent? Woot represent! I hated triple integrals in Vector Calc...I spent too much time making my work look too good and when problems took about thirty minutes a piece to solve, it took me like an hour to write cause I wanted everything to look super neat >.< My favorite thing was Green's Theorem and Partial Derivatives. We spent all year going over the stuff I felt was harder and finished the term doing stuff like that. Most of the people in my class fell apart over Green's Theorem, wasn't quite sure how...it was just a Theorem based off of Partial Derivatives... Show nested quote +On January 13 2012 10:03 matjlav wrote:Haha, love SMBC. Though that comic assumes that the gay engineers (unlike me) are not too socially awkward to get a boyfriend On that note, it looks like I'll be going on my first actual date - ever - this weekend. Wish me luck, lol. Best of luck! And congratulations! Show nested quote +On January 13 2012 10:32 matjlav wrote:
Haha, yes, it should be. Unfortunately, most of what my mind says to me about that is "WHY DID IT TAKE YOU SO DAMN LONG." Ah, well. Still pretty excited though. I think most of us have experienced that or are going through it. And those who aren't will eventually be there (its not as dreadful as you think and I live in the boondocks in the South where people have couches in their front yard and shotguns in the back of their car!) Show nested quote +On January 13 2012 10:50 matjlav wrote:
Yeah, but the weird thing is that I've been totally okay with it for years. I just didn't come out until the last few months mostly because I just never felt like I had a good way to break the subject, haha. Also a general dislike of changing the status quo. and I think I was always kind of nervous that I would still never get laid after coming out, and then I'd be out of excuses for myself. I dunno. Things are at least looking up at the moment. I'm having the same issue breaking it to my best friend. Like everybody in the world knows except him and I still can't tell him (its just never fitting it seems >.<)
Just both of you get super drunk and tell him. It's how I managed to tell my best friend. We were at a bar...we had WAY too much to drink, and I just slurred it at him.
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On January 13 2012 14:55 Klondikebar wrote:
Just both of you get super drunk and tell him. It's how I managed to tell my best friend. We were at a bar...we had WAY too much to drink, and I just slurred it at him.
I've actually never been drunk with my best friend to be honest. He's like the only person I don't drink with. When we hang out, some people believe us to be drunk or high though. You know you have a good friend when you only talk about getting drunk when hanging out with other people and not your best friend! Or maybe that's just my view on life >.<
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Elaborate EG pre-announcement announcement? >.> <.<
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On January 13 2012 21:49 Axero wrote:Elaborate EG pre-announcement announcement? >.> <.<
if only.....if only....
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On January 13 2012 13:20 Klondikebar wrote:Show nested quote +On January 13 2012 13:16 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 11:05 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 10:50 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 10:45 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 10:32 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 10:06 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 10:03 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 09:36 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 09:28 matjlav wrote:
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Yeah, basic stats is much easier than calc. I've heard that advanced stats is a good deal harder than the basic stuff, though.
Basically, when you're trying to test some hypothesis about a proportion (e.g. the proportion of red-haired people in the US or the proportion of gay Zergs), you start by assuming the proportion to equal something (this is the "null hypothesis"). Then, using a t-test, you can figure out the probability that you would get the results you did, assuming the null hypothesis to be true. If this probability is very small, you can say that the null hypothesis is false because what happened would have been very unlikely if it were true. If it's larger, then you say that you "do not reject" the null hypothesis, because it doesn't show that your hypothesis is true; it just shows that if it is true, then your results aren't too weird.
Calc is way more interesting though, in my opinion. Also prettier! I love integral signs. In multivar, most people hated when we did triple integrals in polar coordinates, but I loved it because it's so damn pretty. Seriously, I was doing homework on a plane home for Thanksgiving, and the flight attendant complemented me on how pretty my homework was. Awesome.
Gay engineers represent? I'm not an engineer but I am WAY jealous of gay engineer sex. + Show Spoiler + Haha, love SMBC. Though that comic assumes that the gay engineers (unlike me) are not too socially awkward to get a boyfriend On that note, it looks like I'll be going on my first actual date - ever - this weekend. Wish me luck, lol. LUCK WISHED! That's actually a really exciting landmark. Haha, yes, it should be. Unfortunately, most of what my mind says to me about that is "WHY DID IT TAKE YOU SO DAMN LONG." Ah, well. Still pretty excited though. Because gay guys have a harder time accepting that they like guys, they have a harder time being comfortable or feeling safe in public with another guy, and then statistically...it's just harder for gay guys to even find each other to ask each other out. I would venture that most, if not all, of us started dating WAY later than our straight friends. Yeah, but the weird thing is that I've been totally okay with it for years. I just didn't come out until the last few months mostly because I just never felt like I had a good way to break the subject, haha. Also a general dislike of changing the status quo. and I think I was always kind of nervous that I would still never get laid after coming out, and then I'd be out of excuses for myself. I dunno. Things are at least looking up at the moment. And be excited about the looking up! Remember, analyzing why you failed is only relevant if you haven't done anything to fix it. You fixed it. Thanks man. I'm trying not to calm my nerves by recognizing that if I don't get a boyfriend out of it, I might still get a friend, and failing that, it'll be good as practice for the next guy Ah yes, sobering advice time: Hollywood lies. Relationships don't magically happen out of nowhere with the first guy you meet. But that's ok! Just keep an open mind and enjoy yourself. The nerves kinda suck, but they're ultimately a good thing. Your body is excited just like you should be And I think you have a good perspective so you should be ok.
I agree . I went on my first gay date a couple years ago and I felt so nieve then. I've been on a few dates since then, and while I haven't found a serious boyfriend yet, I feel confident enough to ask people out and go on dates.
You'd better update us on how it goes !
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On January 13 2012 23:48 Bortlett wrote:Show nested quote +On January 13 2012 13:20 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 13:16 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 11:05 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 10:50 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 10:45 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 10:32 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 10:06 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 10:03 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 09:36 Klondikebar wrote:[quote] I'm not an engineer but I am WAY jealous of gay engineer sex. + Show Spoiler + Haha, love SMBC. Though that comic assumes that the gay engineers (unlike me) are not too socially awkward to get a boyfriend On that note, it looks like I'll be going on my first actual date - ever - this weekend. Wish me luck, lol. LUCK WISHED! That's actually a really exciting landmark. Haha, yes, it should be. Unfortunately, most of what my mind says to me about that is "WHY DID IT TAKE YOU SO DAMN LONG." Ah, well. Still pretty excited though. Because gay guys have a harder time accepting that they like guys, they have a harder time being comfortable or feeling safe in public with another guy, and then statistically...it's just harder for gay guys to even find each other to ask each other out. I would venture that most, if not all, of us started dating WAY later than our straight friends. Yeah, but the weird thing is that I've been totally okay with it for years. I just didn't come out until the last few months mostly because I just never felt like I had a good way to break the subject, haha. Also a general dislike of changing the status quo. and I think I was always kind of nervous that I would still never get laid after coming out, and then I'd be out of excuses for myself. I dunno. Things are at least looking up at the moment. And be excited about the looking up! Remember, analyzing why you failed is only relevant if you haven't done anything to fix it. You fixed it. Thanks man. I'm trying not to calm my nerves by recognizing that if I don't get a boyfriend out of it, I might still get a friend, and failing that, it'll be good as practice for the next guy Ah yes, sobering advice time: Hollywood lies. Relationships don't magically happen out of nowhere with the first guy you meet. But that's ok! Just keep an open mind and enjoy yourself. The nerves kinda suck, but they're ultimately a good thing. Your body is excited just like you should be And I think you have a good perspective so you should be ok. I agree . I went on my first gay date a couple years ago and I felt so nieve then. I've been on a few dates since then, and while I haven't found a serious boyfriend yet, I feel confident enough to ask people out and go on dates. You'd better update us on how it goes !
Yeah, good luck, and give us a report :D
Dating is indeed trial and error. I've had many flings and boyfriends; some are not cute enough, some are too nice or too needy, some there just isn't the spark... it's not easy to combine everything.
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On January 14 2012 00:00 marvellosity wrote:Show nested quote +On January 13 2012 23:48 Bortlett wrote:On January 13 2012 13:20 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 13:16 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 11:05 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 10:50 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 10:45 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 10:32 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 10:06 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 10:03 matjlav wrote:[quote] Haha, love SMBC. Though that comic assumes that the gay engineers (unlike me) are not too socially awkward to get a boyfriend On that note, it looks like I'll be going on my first actual date - ever - this weekend. Wish me luck, lol. LUCK WISHED! That's actually a really exciting landmark. Haha, yes, it should be. Unfortunately, most of what my mind says to me about that is "WHY DID IT TAKE YOU SO DAMN LONG." Ah, well. Still pretty excited though. Because gay guys have a harder time accepting that they like guys, they have a harder time being comfortable or feeling safe in public with another guy, and then statistically...it's just harder for gay guys to even find each other to ask each other out. I would venture that most, if not all, of us started dating WAY later than our straight friends. Yeah, but the weird thing is that I've been totally okay with it for years. I just didn't come out until the last few months mostly because I just never felt like I had a good way to break the subject, haha. Also a general dislike of changing the status quo. and I think I was always kind of nervous that I would still never get laid after coming out, and then I'd be out of excuses for myself. I dunno. Things are at least looking up at the moment. And be excited about the looking up! Remember, analyzing why you failed is only relevant if you haven't done anything to fix it. You fixed it. Thanks man. I'm trying not to calm my nerves by recognizing that if I don't get a boyfriend out of it, I might still get a friend, and failing that, it'll be good as practice for the next guy Ah yes, sobering advice time: Hollywood lies. Relationships don't magically happen out of nowhere with the first guy you meet. But that's ok! Just keep an open mind and enjoy yourself. The nerves kinda suck, but they're ultimately a good thing. Your body is excited just like you should be And I think you have a good perspective so you should be ok. I agree . I went on my first gay date a couple years ago and I felt so nieve then. I've been on a few dates since then, and while I haven't found a serious boyfriend yet, I feel confident enough to ask people out and go on dates. You'd better update us on how it goes ! Yeah, good luck, and give us a report :D Dating is indeed trial and error. I've had many flings and boyfriends; some are not cute enough, some are too nice or too needy, some there just isn't the spark... it's not easy to combine everything.
Yeah, I'm trying not to expect too much. Though I've been debating whether it's worth it to have a less-than-ideal fling just so I can get some experience under my belt (ahem) instead of trying to wait for someone I'm super crazy about, haha.
But I will definitely report back, unless it's like absolutely terrible. Thanks for the support, all!
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Just heard this from one of my best friends.... LOVED it so much decided I'd share it with you guys!
"Asking who is the 'man' and who is the 'woman' in a gay relationship is like going into a Chinese restaurant and asking which chopstick is the fork"
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On January 14 2012 09:22 matjlav wrote:Show nested quote +On January 14 2012 00:00 marvellosity wrote:On January 13 2012 23:48 Bortlett wrote:On January 13 2012 13:20 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 13:16 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 11:05 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 10:50 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 10:45 Klondikebar wrote:On January 13 2012 10:32 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 10:06 Klondikebar wrote:
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LUCK WISHED! That's actually a really exciting landmark. Haha, yes, it should be. Unfortunately, most of what my mind says to me about that is "WHY DID IT TAKE YOU SO DAMN LONG." Ah, well. Still pretty excited though. Because gay guys have a harder time accepting that they like guys, they have a harder time being comfortable or feeling safe in public with another guy, and then statistically...it's just harder for gay guys to even find each other to ask each other out. I would venture that most, if not all, of us started dating WAY later than our straight friends. Yeah, but the weird thing is that I've been totally okay with it for years. I just didn't come out until the last few months mostly because I just never felt like I had a good way to break the subject, haha. Also a general dislike of changing the status quo. and I think I was always kind of nervous that I would still never get laid after coming out, and then I'd be out of excuses for myself. I dunno. Things are at least looking up at the moment. And be excited about the looking up! Remember, analyzing why you failed is only relevant if you haven't done anything to fix it. You fixed it. Thanks man. I'm trying not to calm my nerves by recognizing that if I don't get a boyfriend out of it, I might still get a friend, and failing that, it'll be good as practice for the next guy Ah yes, sobering advice time: Hollywood lies. Relationships don't magically happen out of nowhere with the first guy you meet. But that's ok! Just keep an open mind and enjoy yourself. The nerves kinda suck, but they're ultimately a good thing. Your body is excited just like you should be And I think you have a good perspective so you should be ok. I agree . I went on my first gay date a couple years ago and I felt so nieve then. I've been on a few dates since then, and while I haven't found a serious boyfriend yet, I feel confident enough to ask people out and go on dates. You'd better update us on how it goes ! Yeah, good luck, and give us a report :D Dating is indeed trial and error. I've had many flings and boyfriends; some are not cute enough, some are too nice or too needy, some there just isn't the spark... it's not easy to combine everything. Yeah, I'm trying not to expect too much. Though I've been debating whether it's worth it to have a less-than-ideal fling just so I can get some experience under my belt (ahem) instead of trying to wait for someone I'm super crazy about, haha. But I will definitely report back, unless it's like absolutely terrible. Thanks for the support, all!
Honestly, don't expect much out of a first date with anybody (I'm assuming you don't already know this person that well). If you come out of the date moderately interested, it's worth going on a second date IMO. First dates are always a little awkward.
Short term relationships are ok, as long as both parties understand that's what it is .
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On January 13 2012 15:27 Troxle wrote:Show nested quote +On January 13 2012 14:55 Klondikebar wrote:
Just both of you get super drunk and tell him. It's how I managed to tell my best friend. We were at a bar...we had WAY too much to drink, and I just slurred it at him. I've actually never been drunk with my best friend to be honest. He's like the only person I don't drink with. When we hang out, some people believe us to be drunk or high though. You know you have a good friend when you only talk about getting drunk when hanging out with other people and not your best friend! Or maybe that's just my view on life >.<
Totally understand. Sometimes it feels pointless to get drunk when you already have so much fun with someone sober. But yeah, first time I came out to a good friend was because I was super drunk and just said it. It was pretty silly.
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On January 14 2012 11:14 matjlav wrote:Show nested quote +On January 13 2012 15:27 Troxle wrote:On January 13 2012 14:55 Klondikebar wrote:
Just both of you get super drunk and tell him. It's how I managed to tell my best friend. We were at a bar...we had WAY too much to drink, and I just slurred it at him. I've actually never been drunk with my best friend to be honest. He's like the only person I don't drink with. When we hang out, some people believe us to be drunk or high though. You know you have a good friend when you only talk about getting drunk when hanging out with other people and not your best friend! Or maybe that's just my view on life >.< Totally understand. Sometimes it feels pointless to get drunk when you already have so much fun with someone sober. But yeah, first time I came out to a good friend was because I was super drunk and just said it. It was pretty silly.
Came out to my best friend when I was drunk and everything worked out, but it wouldn't have mattered either way. Just needed the liquid courage I guess. If they're a real friend then they'll understand, and if not, F'em.
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On January 14 2012 11:24 danojb wrote:Show nested quote +On January 14 2012 11:14 matjlav wrote:On January 13 2012 15:27 Troxle wrote:On January 13 2012 14:55 Klondikebar wrote:
Just both of you get super drunk and tell him. It's how I managed to tell my best friend. We were at a bar...we had WAY too much to drink, and I just slurred it at him. I've actually never been drunk with my best friend to be honest. He's like the only person I don't drink with. When we hang out, some people believe us to be drunk or high though. You know you have a good friend when you only talk about getting drunk when hanging out with other people and not your best friend! Or maybe that's just my view on life >.< Totally understand. Sometimes it feels pointless to get drunk when you already have so much fun with someone sober. But yeah, first time I came out to a good friend was because I was super drunk and just said it. It was pretty silly. Came out to my best friend when I was drunk and everything worked out, but it wouldn't have mattered either way. Just needed the liquid courage I guess. If they're a real friend then they'll understand, and if not, F'em.
Yeah. I'm just waiting for the right time to tell him. Though I'm back to, I'm too afraid to lose him as a good friend right now, I just lost like all my gaming friends cause they quit all games to go play League and I can't stand Defense of the Ancient style games...so it'll be even longer til I tell him, but still, there really hasn't been a good time to just say it so I'm not worried about it at all
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On January 14 2012 10:18 Stereotype wrote:
Just heard this from one of my best friends.... LOVED it so much decided I'd share it with you guys!
"Asking who is the 'man' and who is the 'woman' in a gay relationship is like going into a Chinese restaurant and asking which chopstick is the fork"
Haha, that's a good one.
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So Jared Polis , one of the main opponents of SOPA currently in Congress and a gamer is also gay. Not that it matters, just something for gay pride.
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So reporting back: first first date was eeeeeehh. We didn't really click too well for whatever reason, and we never did a good job of breaking the initial awkwardness, so it didn't end up being too satisfying. I could tell that he was sort of nervous and locked up (so was I), so I don't really know if that was the reason why we didn't click, or if we just aren't compatible.
Bleh. I felt like we have enough in common that we could be at least good friends, but I just didn't know how to break through the awkward. So... yeah. That's the report. Meh, there will be other dates.
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