bonojr62
Refugee
Guy needs girls help
Ok ladies I gotta ask. How can I get girls to like me.
Keep in mind i'm still in High school.
Ok ladies I gotta ask. How can I get girls to like me.
Keep in mind i'm still in High school.
BonoVoxSupastar said:Join a band.
Just kidding, although that doesn't hurt.
It's nothing that can be taught or learned. It's just a matter of finding who you are, and sometimes that takes time. But as soon as you're comfortable in your own skin confidence comes and it shows.
Unfortunately I didn't learn this till later in my life.
bonojr62 said:SCORE GOT the guitar and colongne going for me lol.
MrsSpringsteen said:this is just my take on it, and I'm a long way from high school
-be yourself, you shouldn't pretend or change who you are to "get" anyone to like you
-be nice, genuinely nice
-be a gentleman
-be interested in her, but share enough about yourself too
- try not to play games, try to be honest
-try to take a risk if there's a girl you like- there will always be rejection and you can't take that to heart, there can be reasons for that which have nothing to do w/ you
-say and do sweet things, only if they are sincere and not fake
-be clean and smell good
- little gestures mean a lot, like a single flower or making a CD for her, something like that
Theer are girls who go through high school thinking no guys like them because guys don't express it. I know, I was one of them. So try to be brave
nbcrusader said:
This advice carries on through the years.
It all comes from the
You'll enjoy college.bonojr62 said:Ok ladies I gotta ask. How can I get girls to like me.
Keep in mind i'm still in High school.
blueeyedgirl said:There's a really good line Billy Bragg once sang:
"For the girl with the hour glass figure, time runs out very fast"
What I suppose I mean, is that those sort of really popular people in high school, the ones who don't have to work to make friends etc, "the jocks" as you said, tend to be the ones who disappear out of school, don't know what it's like to have to work it in the real world.
The others, the "less popular" ones in high school, the "misfits" (for want of better words, and I was both!) hit their stride outside of school, and they tend to know how to work and succeed for the long haul.
Remember, it may not happen now all at once, but it definitely will!