MascaraSnake
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OK -- yes, guys, I'm aware that they can, but it seems that views I've developed ruffle EVERYONE'S feathers in a college environment that breeds a bunch of stuff like feminism, pro-communist rhetoric, and the like. (I'm also extremely pro-military due to having been raised by an Army colonel, which often doesn't help.)
Politics has always been something to avoid with women. (Conservative women exist, but they tend to be either of the religious-liberal variety or rarer than a blue tulip.) I've gone on dates where we happened to graze subjects I completely disagreed with (i.e. Che Guevara not being a murderer), and I always turned into a p***y trying to get her approval.
It's not that I'm afraid of my views, it's just that I'm afraid of my views c**kblocking me. How do I stick to my guns without starting an argument?
(also, as a side question -- would attending a protest completely opposite from your viewpoints JUST to meet women be something you'd discourage? They're almost always filled with hotties, and the after-parties...well, you get the idea.)
Politics has always been something to avoid with women. (Conservative women exist, but they tend to be either of the religious-liberal variety or rarer than a blue tulip.) I've gone on dates where we happened to graze subjects I completely disagreed with (i.e. Che Guevara not being a murderer), and I always turned into a p***y trying to get her approval.
It's not that I'm afraid of my views, it's just that I'm afraid of my views c**kblocking me. How do I stick to my guns without starting an argument?
(also, as a side question -- would attending a protest completely opposite from your viewpoints JUST to meet women be something you'd discourage? They're almost always filled with hotties, and the after-parties...well, you get the idea.)