Bottom line : when my parents are around, I find it impossible to put moves on girls.
Long story: I was at a wedding reception tonight with my parents. I didn't know many people there (i really didn't know any young people)... So I was sitting there with my parents at a long table and I notice a beautiful girl a few seats down with a group of friends. Her friends get up to go dance and she stands up for a while and then sits back down closer to me. I look over at her and she is smiling right at me. I know for a fact she wanted me to talk to her. I didn't do anything. I have a problem. I was sitting right next to my parents and when I'm around them I can't talk to women. I swear. Its pathetic. Here is an example of why: a young couple were slow dancing right in front of us (i would guess late high school years). My dad drops comments like "look at that brunette all over that dude in the yellow shirt, gross!" My parents make dating out to be some weird event. I didn't grow up as a very social person. I hit puberty late and 99% of my friday nights in highschool were spent either with my parents or by myself in my room. I can't stand the thought of my parents watching me put "moves" on a girl.
This isn't a huge issue because I go to school at a university in a different town than my parents live in. But I have missed many opportunities to meet women because of this when I'm home for holidays.
BTW, This isn't just me. I have discussed this with my older brother (who has no problems with women, he would laugh at me if he knew i was a frequent at this site). He says he feels the same way about my parents.
Does anyone else have this problem? Does anyone have any suggestions to get over this issue?
Long story: I was at a wedding reception tonight with my parents. I didn't know many people there (i really didn't know any young people)... So I was sitting there with my parents at a long table and I notice a beautiful girl a few seats down with a group of friends. Her friends get up to go dance and she stands up for a while and then sits back down closer to me. I look over at her and she is smiling right at me. I know for a fact she wanted me to talk to her. I didn't do anything. I have a problem. I was sitting right next to my parents and when I'm around them I can't talk to women. I swear. Its pathetic. Here is an example of why: a young couple were slow dancing right in front of us (i would guess late high school years). My dad drops comments like "look at that brunette all over that dude in the yellow shirt, gross!" My parents make dating out to be some weird event. I didn't grow up as a very social person. I hit puberty late and 99% of my friday nights in highschool were spent either with my parents or by myself in my room. I can't stand the thought of my parents watching me put "moves" on a girl.
This isn't a huge issue because I go to school at a university in a different town than my parents live in. But I have missed many opportunities to meet women because of this when I'm home for holidays.
BTW, This isn't just me. I have discussed this with my older brother (who has no problems with women, he would laugh at me if he knew i was a frequent at this site). He says he feels the same way about my parents.
Does anyone else have this problem? Does anyone have any suggestions to get over this issue?