Yous can has cyber sex.

 

I don't believe in waiting passively for fate. Create your own fate and maximize your odds. Try some co-Ed sports or activity clubs or some volunteer activities. You might find the kind of person you're looking for.

And cut out the "sour grapes" attitude. I'm hearing BS when you say stuff about "concentrating on career and saving for a house." A good partner will help you with that stuff. Why would you want to get tied down to a house when you don't know where you'll be in three years?

 

Why would you call BS on that?

I am not looking to buy a house before I am out of school but I would like to save a substantial amount towards a house.

I am and need to focus on school and my career. That is extremely important to me.

 

However, where I disagree slightly is the co-ed stuff. Just be excellent. If you like ____. then go do ___, and don't do it with any other motivations. . . . but YMMV.

 

not this shit again

 

 

meet a nice girl at school. I try to stay away from the sluts as well.

 

Try to meet nice girls at school if you can. Flirt with girls in your classes, whatever. Honestly, if I had known about internet dating at 21, I would have been all over it. It's like shooting fish in a barrel but occasionally you meet someone that is truly interested in finding a relationship. I'd roll the dice to bang 9 sluts if that meant the 10th was relationship material. YMMV.

 

not exactly BS, but it shouldn't stop you from dating girls. the right person will be happy to go along with your plans of school and saving for a house. but play the field. it won't happen instantly, but you'll realize if they're on the same page as you or not. if not, get rid of them. i wouldn't say that's wasting your time. you're not likely to find the right person on the first shot.

 

i'll give you some advice:
blondes have more fun, but chubby chicks give better head

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