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Cloudfox
Over 90 days ago
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And yes I should have asked her out sooner
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Quote by ChuckEPoo
I'm not the best at this either but I'd strike up a conversation with her. I'd maybe ask for help. Saying something like, would you be able to help me pick out a shirt? (Or whatever) I've noticed you before, have you worked here long? Etc.
I could never be bold enough to to just ask her out abruptly.
That's not a bad idea. And thanks, now I know I'm not the only one
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Quote by Ls63563
Man you have to grow enough of a backbone to be able to stand up and talk for yourself! The worst that can happen is this one person says no. If that should happen, you need to realize that there are at least a couple million other people in the world and you may need to give 2 or 3 of them a try also. This is just a day in your life, it ain't that big a deal. Just walk up and ask. In the month plus that we've been talking about this, I'll bet you 4 or 5 other guys have ask... You may already have missed your chance.
Yeah I know and I agree with you. But its difficult, especially for someone like myself who's been rejected before by someone they thought would say yes.
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Quote by Magical_felix
You're 25. Probably should be over the fear of rejection by now but like everything else, practice make's perfect. Think about it this way... If you don't swing the bat, you'll never hit a home run. Your fear of striking out doesn't prevent you from swinging the bat does it? In fact, you probably aren't too scared of striking out, because it's normal. Babe Ruth in his time had the most home runs but he also had the most strikeouts. Sure, rejection hurts, but it hurts less the more you practice asking chicks out. Just swing for the fences, the home runs will come.
It's not so much the fear of rejection; I've never been the most outspoken or outgoing person. I'd rather sit on the sidelines and cheer on whoever is at bat. I've always been that way, which is why I've never been good at this sort of thing
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Yeah I agree canuck, building a computer is fairly easy. That's why I'm taking the advice of some of the other posters though and using pcpartpicker.com I know they crosscheck parts so users can match up parts easier.
And yeah I'm going with a good power supply definitely
And yeah I'm going with a good power supply definitely
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Yeah, I have but for me it was kind of different. We knew each other for some time before we worked together, and we ended up dating for about two years before we broke up.
Otherwise, I wouldn't have. I saw a few coworkers at a former job get together, and it got very messy afterward.
Otherwise, I wouldn't have. I saw a few coworkers at a former job get together, and it got very messy afterward.
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Thanks WellMadeMale, those links do seem helpful. Especially pcpartpicker; yeah, your reassons fro building one's own PC is part of the reason I want to do it.
Viven, so am I in regards to integrated motherboards. My parents had a computer where e sound chip on the motherboard failed and so the entire motherboard went out. And yeah, I plan to build a windows machine. There is alot to consider.
Viven, so am I in regards to integrated motherboards. My parents had a computer where e sound chip on the motherboard failed and so the entire motherboard went out. And yeah, I plan to build a windows machine. There is alot to consider.
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I have both a laptop and (gifted) tablet; I always seem to find myself using the laptop though. Like Jessica said, I just prefer the noise of a laptop when I'm typing. Plus, while the tablet is good for doing simple things like searching the web, I still need a laptop for work. And writing on a tablet is way too hard.