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Posts from Sacred Haven of DebaucheryAuto-translated
As for the guys, I can only say one thing – don't "stand in the corner."
Not quite right. Rather, both guys and girls should be advised to be bolder when it comes to those who are "okay" (not perfect). And set reasonable expectations. If you reject everyone, you might end up in a bad situation...
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Well, it's like, "a rolling stone gathers no moss"...
Hey Tox, check out this interesting topic I stumbled upon. Hurry up and join the discussion, share your experiences!
Even within my very limited circle of acquaintances, there are people who are constantly complaining. So, it's nonsense, and it's just a matter of chance.
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
Even within my very limited circle of acquaintances, there are people who are overlooked and underestimated, yet they possess hidden talents. So, it's all nonsense and a matter of chance.
Honestly, I don't feel like taking the initiative when the last time I tried to start a conversation with a classmate, back in third grade, I was met with a rude rejection.
I really don't feel like taking initiative when the last time I did, I initiated a conversation with a classmate in the third grade, and she rudely rejected me.
dwelling on the failure in the 3rd grade (and with a girl) isolating oneself from social connections finding an alternative in a 2D "husband"
I don't see anything wrong with that... It's just important to understand the difference between consciously choosing to be alone and being passive despite wanting to have real connections.
I don't see anything wrong with that... It's just important to understand the difference between consciously choosing solitude and being passive despite wanting to have real connections.
Usually, people who consciously choose solitude don't experience psychological discomfort from it, don't suffer, and don't complain about it later. Actually, I also don't see a problem if the choice is conscious and the person is happy with it.
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