FraUnderRadaren

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• Jan 2, 2021

I guess being able to act? Or maybe having the strong of a connection with friends? It makes me sad though. We didn't see eye to eye on some things and we basically ended our friendship over stupid sh1t... (7)

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• Jan 2, 2021

Everyone in the group started to sing September on tune. Or another person would start some dialogue from a movie and my buddy would flawlessly respond with completing it. It was awesome.... (6)

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• Jan 2, 2021

He was really good at entertaining. When he introduced me to his group of friends, I immediate sensed the camaraderie among them. It was harmonic and it was like if one guy starting reciting the lyrics to Earth, Wind, & Fire... (5)

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• Jan 2, 2021

When I was in college I had a friend that I met through my class which we hung out together much. He was a complete opposite to me. While I was reserved and shy, my buddy was vocal and borderline eccentric. He did a lot theater when he was younger... (4)

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• Jan 2, 2021

Even though he was portrayed by Damian Lewis in Band of Brothers, the scenes where he leads regardless inside or outside battles is reassuring. His idea of leading by character, proper delegation, and having realistic expectations is what makes people worth following... (3)

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• Jan 2, 2021

I can name a few people off the top of head. Some are historical figures, others are renown, and some I've met in my life that left an impression on me. To start off, I have much respect for Richard Winters whilst in Europe during World War 2... (2)

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• Jan 2, 2021

Yesterday, I was asked to name people I admired the most and what qualities they possessed that made me admire the most. For some, that's not too hard to name but for some reason I had a real hard time naming them. Mostly because there's a lot of people I admire and try to emulate... (1)

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• Nov 21, 2020

Or it feels awkward deep down going out to dinner by myself. It can be to the point it feels taboo. I shouldn't be single in my 30s. That's how I feel.

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• Nov 21, 2020

...on the other hand, I've grown to be less trustful towards women when it comes to sex. I haven't become victim of baby daddy's nor nasty divorces. I pride myself over that, but boy is it a lonely road. It's uncomfortable not having a chick in the same bed as me...

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• Nov 21, 2020

...because I seen friends and family deal with relationships and they were pretty unpleasant. I even had situations like that with my past relationships. I like to think I handle them pretty well with the strategy, "Welp, I seen this tactic before and I know where this leads to. So, if she is going to act like that then bye Felicia" So far it has saved me a lot sanity...

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• Nov 21, 2020

Connecting with others can be really difficult for me. I'm pretty reserved around acquaintances: work mates, people on the bus, peers at a local networking event. They don't really see the palette of emotions of mine and I have desires they don't. Because, well, I don't want to be thought of as a sh|thead. It's one of the reasons why I had such a hard time with women...

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• Nov 21, 2020

I often have epiphanies and nagging thoughts that roll around in my mind when it comes to dating. Though, as much as I want to share on the forum I don't want to pollute that space with ranting, and inner game. There's plenty of that going on and I don't want to be part of the keyboard jockey squad. Been one, and don't want to go back.