At 11/1/09 05:36 PM, ZombieKangaroo wrote:
Another question for you Elfer. Whenever I'm out at a bar/club with my friends, I find it pretty hard to talk to girls. Once I get started I'm okay but I usually rely on somebody else to get it started for me, how do I overcome being scared of initiating a conversation?
Just keep in mind that there's nothing particularly special about girls in general. They're basically just dudes who happen to be female. The worst case scenario is that they don't want to talk to you, which is exactly where you were before you went to talk to them anyway.
At 11/1/09 06:23 PM, BareNakedMike wrote:
I'm way too nice to people, how do I stop giving a crap about others?
As Proot was saying, you just have to find excuses to not be so nice to people. It's not so much a matter of not caring about other people, it's more a matter of caring about yourself.
At 11/1/09 06:31 PM, poxpower wrote:
- How many calories are there in one ounce of lamb?
Several!
- What martial art is best?
No one in particular. If video games have taught me anything, it's that everything basically works on a rock-paper-scissors system.
- By what year will humans be able to cure all forms of paralysis?
The big one.
- seriously negro time vaults were like 30 bucks also why are LEDs 20+ wtf stupid cards fuck the universe
LEDs are 20+ because they're really good?
- What are the top10 manliest cartoons of the 80s
1. He-Man
2-10. The Masters of the Universe
At 11/1/09 07:54 PM, Vincents-Johnson wrote:
Which is the problem that I have. When I am in social situations I cant be my real self, and for some reason I always overthink situations It's like I have two different mindsets. One that is in the moment and relevant to who I truly am, and another that takes over who I want to be. So basically I stop myself from being myself, an how do I make myself stop?
I'm not entirely sure I understand the problem. You should still be you, with your own opinions and ideas, but you can conduct yourself in social situations any way you want. What I'm saying is that the person you are and the person you want to be can converge.
Maybe an example of some sort would help me to see it better?