How to befriend a girl (4 Viewers)

[The Derivative]

You're a girl? Wow, didn't know. I assumed you were a guy due to the mathematical name. Mmkay.

And well... okay. I suppose if you say so. Kids these days =P

Girls can do math too

 

[terminator69]

I am a girl. Guys I know treat me the same way they treat their guy-friends. I've checked out chicks with guys (not gay)

What is your point? They're all in the friend-zone.

 

[Shadowdude]

Girls can do math too

True - there are a few girls in my Higher Maths class at uni. But most are guys. So that's why.

 

[terminator69]

True - there are a few girls in my Higher Maths class at uni. But most are guys. So that's why.

Most of the girls are guys? OMG I HAVE TO SEE THIS.

 

[Shadowdude]

Most of the girls are guys? OMG I HAVE TO SEE THIS.

Most of the people in the class are guys.

It's getting late - our comprehension skills are dying =(

 

[Arcorn]

Probably like boyfriend-girlfriend.

Like, you can't just treat a girl friend like a guy friend. With guy friends, one can check out hot chicks. I was at a BoS meat once and we did that.

I can't do that with a girl friend because she'd think I'm being sleazy and disgusting.

Nah. chicks don't actually care. I do this all the time. I actually have done it with some of my exes. Still got laid as well.

 

[Shadowdude]

Nah. chicks don't actually care. I do this all the time. I actually have done it with some of my exes. Still got laid as well.

Even if the girl is a current girlfriend? Won't she get JELLY?

But if it's a female friend... a bit iffy there.

 

[aya-chan]

I've been asked by several guy friends about whether I think certain girls are attractive or not. If you're close friends, it isn't that weird, as long as you're not so close and the boundaries are so fuzzed up that you could potentially be dating at some point.

But hey, weird how you often see Shadowdude talk about these relationship type things as though he's experienced.

 

[Jimmy Recard]

i would recommend befriending her for at least 2-6 months first so that she knows that you are a good guy then you should try to kiss her

lolololololol

hahah fuck

 

[Shadowdude]

I've been asked by several guy friends about whether I think certain girls are attractive or not. If you're close friends, it isn't that weird, as long as you're not so close and the boundaries are so fuzzed up that you could potentially be dating at some point.

But hey, weird how you often see Shadowdude talk about these relationship type things as though he's experienced.

I am experienced... in the theory (as in my conjectures on what it is)! Not the practice. =P

 

[mel loves ASDF]

mmm I think 'hesaid' is really sweet for careing soo much about this girl.
I think its good to ask things like 'how was your weekend'and if the reply includes her saying something she had done
e.g. surfing,ask a question like 'oh cool, I didnt know you surfed.what beach do you surf at'... or something like that..pretend your interested...but not too enthusiastically...become freinds that way.. when you see her after the conversation say 'hi..hows surfing going' or stuff like that.
she should become a freind pretty soon...if the oppertunity comes up ask her if she wants to hang out sometime etc.
... good luck and I hope this helps.
p.s most girls like guys who are nice to them and care about what their doing.

 

[abbeyroad]

I am experienced... in the theory (as in my conjectures on what it is)! Not the practice. =P

you can't derive knowledge through a prior reasoning you moron, any of your 'conjectures' are easily discounted by anyone with actual experience.

 

[Shadowdude]

you can't derive knowledge through a prior reasoning you moron, any of your 'conjectures' are easily discounted by anyone with actual experience.

Well I admit one of my first conjectures was discounted pretty easily. That was, "A girl who I consider attractive probably has a boyfriend, and doesn't want to talk to me".

That kinda... died after about two weeks into uni. Also, "A girl who dresses sluttily is probably a slut herself". That also died.

But some of them are still holding, for example: "A girl who seeks a boyfriend is probably looking for company and someone to converse with". I haven't been able to test that one yet. Another one is: "A friendship with a girl is not really different to a friendship with a guy (no homo)", that seems correct... I think.

There's probably a few more. To be honest, I just make up these conjectures on the spot mostly. =P

 

[mel loves ASDF]

mmm well, "A girl who seeks a boyfriend is probably looking for company and someone to converse with" this is pretty much how I feel, and this is what I'd say would be a longlasting relationship or rather a matuer one.So yes I think its correct.

 

[Mature Lamb]

GIRLS AND BOYS JUST WANT TO FUCk OKAY

 

[jumb]

mmm well, "A girl who seeks a boyfriend is probably looking for company and someone to converse with" this is pretty much how I feel, and this is what I'd say would be a longlasting relationship or rather a matuer one.So yes I think its correct.

When you meet a guy that knows how to turn you on, you'll realise the benefits to more than "conversing".

 

[Shadowdude]

mmm well, "A girl who seeks a boyfriend is probably looking for company and someone to converse with" this is pretty much how I feel, and this is what I'd say would be a longlasting relationship or rather a matuer one.So yes I think its correct.

Mmkay.

GIRLS AND BOYS JUST WANT TO FUCk OKAY

Well, yeah - but if we take that sexual element out of what we're considering...

When you meet a guy that knows how to turn you on, you'll realise the benefits to more than "conversing".

Hmm. That leads me to another conjecture: "University girls are looking for their holes to be filled. Metaphorically. Perhaps literally."

 

[iRuler]

errrrr

 

[iRuler]

Just talk to the girl, make up some convo, ask random (yet half relevant) questions which make sense, not that hard.

You get an answer, fire them more questions, never ending cycle

 

[Jimmy Recard]

shawdowdude really is a moran isnt he