GuyWithAProblem
Don Juan
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I loved winter break. I didn't go out a lot because of crappy weather, but I worked out a lot, lost two pounds, then gained one back, but most importantly I relaxed and gained some confidence.
However, when I came back to school, a lot of bad stuff came back. People from my class still strongly dislike me and I'm afraid I can't do anything to change it. I can be relaxed and positive, but not around people from my class.
I try to act more confident. I improved the way I walk and talk, and instead of desperately trying to make some people like me, I decided to let it go and stop caring. I'm still unhappy about all this, but I suppose I just need to wait to meet new people and make a good impression on them.
When I was walking away from school, I heard a very interesting compliment from girl that usually doesn't talk to me: "You seem more calm than you used to be". I always hate it when my neurotism gets the best of me, and I loved to hear that I seem more composed. Calmness can be a sign of confidence. I was surprised, because I tried to appear confident but was really frustrated inside, and I definitely didn't expect anyone to notice my newfound confidence. Seems like it's more visible than I thought it is. This girl basically turned a bad day to a good one for me, and she's usually not nice to me.
The truth is that I'm still clueless around girls. I can be a fun companion on party if the atmosphere is fun, but it seems like I can't be any cool in school. I'll definitely go out this weekend, I need fun!
Also I decided that I don't really need a girl now. I can pursue some girls I'm not really attracted to, but I'm not convinced about it. First I need to focus on improving myself.
However, when I came back to school, a lot of bad stuff came back. People from my class still strongly dislike me and I'm afraid I can't do anything to change it. I can be relaxed and positive, but not around people from my class.
I try to act more confident. I improved the way I walk and talk, and instead of desperately trying to make some people like me, I decided to let it go and stop caring. I'm still unhappy about all this, but I suppose I just need to wait to meet new people and make a good impression on them.
When I was walking away from school, I heard a very interesting compliment from girl that usually doesn't talk to me: "You seem more calm than you used to be". I always hate it when my neurotism gets the best of me, and I loved to hear that I seem more composed. Calmness can be a sign of confidence. I was surprised, because I tried to appear confident but was really frustrated inside, and I definitely didn't expect anyone to notice my newfound confidence. Seems like it's more visible than I thought it is. This girl basically turned a bad day to a good one for me, and she's usually not nice to me.
The truth is that I'm still clueless around girls. I can be a fun companion on party if the atmosphere is fun, but it seems like I can't be any cool in school. I'll definitely go out this weekend, I need fun!
Also I decided that I don't really need a girl now. I can pursue some girls I'm not really attracted to, but I'm not convinced about it. First I need to focus on improving myself.