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You mean dancing in a circle with seven girls? That happened but ultimately amounted to nothing. Haha, I must’ve been hella drunk to pull that off. In the end, I think they developed a distaste for me although I don’t know what I did to deserve that. Thing is, ever since secondary school ended, my circle of friends has diminished significantly. Not many parties, not much anything. Meh, not like many of them were real friends anyway, but it sure was easier to just socialise back then.
 
Saapanael said:
There’s a guy in my neighborhood whom I see every single time I go outside. Sometimes I only need to look out my kitchen window to see him walking by my house. We’ve known of each other’s existence for years (never exchanged a word) but it’s become especially frequent lately. He even looks similar to me and we’re about the same age. The only difference is that he usually hangs out with girls. Are we two halves of the same person? Do I have something that he lacks?
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And I just saw him again on my way back home...we're definitely living parallel lives or something.
 
I just realized that Master of Puppets sung with the lyrics to the Fraggle Rock theme song would actually work out well.
 
Saapanael said:
Thing is, ever since secondary school ended, my circle of friends has diminished significantly. Not many parties, not much anything. Meh, not like many of them were real friends anyway, but it sure was easier to just socialise back then.
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That's could be something to do with people pairing off and abandoning all other forms of social life (they reappear when their first serious relationship goes wrong). Or maybe the habit of strategically choosing which friend(s) to socialise with (and who to exclude) when they're trying to pull the opposite sex. Inviting single male friends means more competition.
 
Zare said:
I have a good friend who, once upon a time, fell into a paradox where he wasn't successful with girls because he was overly burdened with his lack of success. He thought of an ordinary chit chat as some sort of a proving ground and consequentially couldn't keep a relaxed atmosphere of any kind.
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This behaviour is very common. Feeling sorry for yourself sets you up for further disappointment.
 
Seems like Iranian government used force on the protesters and killed 4 of them. Way to go, Iran. Good on you
 
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