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01/06/09(Tue)18:29:58 No.2675970>>2675818
Now,
the best luck I have had is with a girl who got transferred to one of
my classes. She is smart, funny, very attractive and not a slag like
many at my uni, and we get on perfectly. The only problem is, she has a
boyfriend. Now that's no FFFFFFFFUUUUUU to me at all. Naturally, if she
was single, I'd consider asking her out, but since she isn't, so be it,
but there's no reason we couldn't be friends. Consequently, she only
tends to deem it fit to see me during lessons or the days we're in the
same lectures. Meeting up on days we don't have classes is virtually
non-existant, and I'm afraid that if I asked her to do anything with
me, she'd take it as me trying to pounce on her, so while I haven't
'cut' her as such, I don't tend to make full effort with her anymore,
despite how nice she is.
And, finally, we move onto people on
my course. Bar one tall spotty bearded person from Cambridge who I
speak to, the rest make little contact with me, even if I ask them
things or engage myself. As soon as the class is over, everyone rushes
out and I don't get a chance to go 'Hey, what are you doing now?" It's
like school again, except I'm not with my close friends back home.
So,
here we are in January, and I will say minus me losing weight by
attending the campus gym and doing fairly well on my course thus far,
the term has been one of the loneliest of my life. I now do exactly as
OP does most of the time - films/games/music/internet in my room. I go
shopping by myself, go to class by myself unless it's with the other
girl, and I have no-one to sit with and talk to except people halfway
across the country/world on my computer, or visit, or go out with,
despite all my efforts to make it possible.
I only hope that,
come this August, when I hopefully study abroad, I'll have much better
luck with people. Until then, I just consider myself lone wolf'd.
P.S. I realize that wasn't such a 'little' contribution, and I apologize. |