Nice girls

I shaved the facial hair well over a month ago, and shave daily to avoid it returning. My hair colour is like a dark blonde/brown colour (my hair used to be bright blonde when I was younger), my eyes are green, my skin in pale, and i'm not sure about my height, but i'm taller than most, so i'd say about average height.

Well a brief description like the one above is the best I can do, and i'm not going to expose myself by putting a picture up.

Anyway, whilst i'm mentioning about the girl who smiled at me, well, back in late November 2006 when I went with my mum and older sister to buy some new jeans and shirts, I was in this shop, and one of the female staff workers who was probably in her 20s and taller than me with blonde hair (who I assumed was good looking, even though I didn't see her or her face properly) walked past me as I went to the end of the shop near the changing rooms, and I looked at her for a split second, and I feel stupid for not looking at her properly or in the eyes, and all I saw of her was her smiling at me, and the lines her smile made around her mouth, and it was a nice smile anyway.

Does that make me weird or what? - I mean I don't look at people strangely like that, and I was too nervous to look at her properly, and didn't want her to think that I was eyeing her up or staring at her or get the wrong impression of it. I mean i'd have looked straight at her otherwise.

 

does it matter?

 

chris maybe you should just not make everything such a big deal.

 

Chris - from what you say, you seem to be an attractive-looking guy. You need to work on your self confidence with women. If you like them, try looking directly at them in the eyes and give them a warm smile. Then start a conversation with them about something of mutual interest. And don't let initial rejection turn you off. Try again with that girl, or with someone else.
There are plenty of women out there who feel exactly like you do, and would love to meet a guy like you once you get your head on straight.

 

I don't remember saying I was.

I can't do it, and if I saw a girl that I liked, I just can't smile at her, or even fake one for that matter, and i'd just look foolish and feel stupid myself if I faked it and didn't quite pull it off right. If the smile was genuine, then it would be OK.

Well i'd start the conversation of by introducing myself and then her introducing herself, then i'd ask her how she is, what her main interests are, and what she likes doing. I'd then tell her about myself, my main interests and what I like doing.

My head is on straight, and i'd love to get a really attractive girl that I like, and i'm very choosy when it comes to them.

Some of them just slap a bit of make-up on to make themselves look good, and can be bitches, and i'm able to distinguish the difference between them.

I'm prepared to wait for the right girl, and i'm not likely to meet the girl in a pub/nightclub, so the only other place is either in college or in a future job.

I personally would love to meet the girl in college, and whether there will be some pretty girls in the Media Studies class next year, i'm not sure.

I haven't got a very good reputation at college really, and that isn't going to change, and i'm unpopular.

 

Cutted:
I thought the folks posting here would have caught on by now. His brain doesn't function like the people giving him advice.
Imagine.. Its been raining for 5 days, your walking the street, a young person walks by and gives you big smile and says " what a beautiful day, what a great day to be alive".
Most of us would reply "it sure is " or something like that and return a smile.
Chris on the other hand, would be thinking "what did they mean by that?" Alive today? Bet they hope me dead tomorrow.

 

His mind works fine. He's one of the best social engineers on the interweb that I've seen in a while. :1eye:

 

Closed....again.

Waste of band width.

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