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"Darling, I don't know how to tell you this, but there is a Chinese family in our kitchen"

Haha. Your story does sound similar to the movies. "Boy meets girl. Boy falls in love. Girl doesn't". Yes, standards needn't be too high, but they do need to exist. Especially for us girls, what with all you testosterone driven guys running rampid.
 
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"Darling, I don't know how to tell you this, but there is a Chinese family in our kitchen"

Haha. Your story does sound similar to the movies. "Boy meets girl. Boy falls in love. Girl doesn't". Yes, standards needn't be too high, but they do need to exist. Especially for us girls, what with all you testosterone driven guys running rampid.
You're Med hopeful. What uni's your first preference for med?
 

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You're Med hopeful. What uni's your first preference for med?
University of Newcastle, because its closer to home and I would really enjoy PBL. Then its between UWS, UNSW or University of Adelaide.
 
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University of Newcastle, because its closer to home and I would really enjoy PBL. Then its between UWS, UNSW or University of Adelaide.
UWS also has PBL and UNSW has SBL which is the same thing but under a different name. Though UNE has a top-notch medical school. (They were the first to actually implement PBL-style learning if i recall correctly). It's quite4 picturesque as well I remember driving there from Sydney for the interview and the trip was quite scenic.

Anyways, good luck, hope you get in where you want.
 

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UWS also has PBL and UNSW has SBL which is the same thing but under a different name. Though UNE has a top-notch medical school. (They were the first to actually implement PBL-style learning if i recall correctly). It's quite4 picturesque as well I remember driving there from Sydney for the interview and the trip was quite scenic.

Anyways, good luck, hope you get in where you want.
Yeah, its really hard to decide when they all have such great layouts.

Thank you, and by the sound of your research into Med, I'm guessing best wishes are in order for you too. So good luck, regardless of the course you are after.

Shadowdude: "Just because she likes the same bizzaro crap you do doesn't mean she's your soul mate!"

I know I'll be fine, it just sounds a little overwhelming when reading through the posts here. Guys really lay it on heavy with wanting all the benefits without a relationship.

Ah, yes, the Good University Guide. I bought it the moment it came out at my Newsagency. I've read it cover to cover, I love it for the section on interstate universities *Hugs book*
 
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I'll be staying with my boyfriend :) I couldn't imagine life without him at Uni! He will be doing his Masters when I'm starting my Bachelor's though :p
 

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95.40-ers? There's another one on this site =P And thanks!

Also, back to the OP and your posts - you've had a girlfriend before... right? So it should be easier at least. Unless I'm missing something about boys schools (that is, I assume you interact with girls outside of the school environment)
actually I've never had a girlfriend before in my life. Is it the norm to have girlfriends, however temporary or superficial the relationship must be, even before the end of high school? The fact that I went to a boy school ostensibly contributed to the fact that I just didn't get to see as many girls as I would have if I went to a co-ed school. There are some girls who I occasionally talk to, with one of them even considering me a friend, but I always seem convinced of the fact that I don't know anyone, and I keep telling myself that I don't know any girls or have any genuine friends of the opposite gender. I'm trying to find it within myself to explain why that is, but I'm not sure. It's probably because that I just don't talk to girls all that much and the truth of the situation is that I'm not like my other peers who go out of their way to get to know ppl from other schools, and who either have gf's or regularly socialise with girls. I know that neither of the two apply to me to any great length
 

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actually I've never had a girlfriend before in my life. Is it the norm to have girlfriends, however temporary or superficial the relationship must be, even before the end of high school? The fact that I went to a boy school ostensibly contributed to the fact that I just didn't get to see as many girls as I would have if I went to a co-ed school. There are some girls who I occasionally talk to, with one of them even considering me a friend, but I always seem convinced of the fact that I don't know anyone, and I keep telling myself that I don't know any girls or have any genuine friends of the opposite gender. I'm trying to find it within myself to explain why that is, but I'm not sure. It's probably because that I just don't talk to girls all that much and the truth of the situation is that I'm not like my other peers who go out of their way to get to know ppl from other schools, and who either have gf's or regularly socialise with girls. I know that neither of the two apply to me to any great length
Well, I really don't know whether having a girlfriend is 'normal' in high school. I can only assume it is because I went to a private school. And for me, I am in the same boat as you - never had a girlfriend before.

Besides, don't worry about that not meeting girls thing - because you'll be thrust into them at university.

And why would one even go to a single-sex school anyway?
 

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Well, I really don't know whether having a girlfriend is 'normal' in high school. I can only assume it is because I went to a private school. And for me, I am in the same boat as you - never had a girlfriend before.

Besides, don't worry about that not meeting girls thing - because you'll be thrust into them at university.

And why would one even go to a single-sex school anyway?
Thanks Shadowdude for the reassurance it was a rather naive thing for me at the time to consider that going to a school just for guys was no biggie. I shrugged it off as if it were nothing and didn't and wouldn't matter at all, not even during the later years. I had a choice between Normo and Girraween and I choose Normo cause it had the better academic record. At the time I honestly though that academic performance was the only thing that mattered in choosing a school
 

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LOL hate to break it to the O.P. but love doesnt exactly exist these days ... =s and lol yea if i didnt have a bf id be intending on picking up at uni lol i think everyone does =p
 

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Of course love exists. Come on, it's love - it's not Santa Claus (Sammy2011, get the reference? =P)
 

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I survived first year uni without talking to a single girl. Good luck newbies.

Besides, don't worry about that not meeting girls thing - because you'll be thrust into them at university.
Are you fucking high?
 
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lol what

how is that even possible
I was using hyperbole but with a bachelor of IT, it is very close to being possible. I remember in first semester I had a commerce elective and I remember there being a girl in my group for a group assignment but that's about it.

Now i come onto BOS and read about meeting girls not being an issue at uni because they are thrust into you; like WAT.
 

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I was using hyperbole but with a bachelor of IT, it is very close to being possible. I remember in first semester I had a commerce elective and I remember there being a girl in my group for a group assignment but that's about it.

Now i come onto BOS and read about meeting girls not being an issue at uni because they are thrust into you; like WAT.
Um...k..

Yes, I'm lookin fur sum babies to have and grab ROFL....
 

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Engineering is such a god damn sausagefest it isn't funny. Given my social skills and weird hobbies a girl wouldnt touch me with a barge pole anyway. And when I get out of uni, where will I be working? In a gigantic hole, in the middle of the desert. Good luck finding women there! And good luck trying to marry a girl, no girl in their right mind would want to have a husband thats only around every other week!
Hey don't worry, I have weird tastes in TV shows and stuff as well. Besides, you can always not work in the gigantic hole.

Anyway, those Army and Navy guys have wives who are left alone for half a year.
 

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