N_SEAL44
Don Juan
Hey guys, I've been lurking around the forums for awhile now just sort of listening to your stories and learning a lot. Norwegian DJ, BPH great stuff. My first two years in HS were a complete train wreck, I lost all my friends from middle school and had a pretty rough patch in my life. I was about 6 ft. tall and very skinny at about 140lbs at best, my confidence was gone and I withdrew almost entirely from whatever social life I had left and had a lot of time to think, I spent to many lonely Friday/Saturday nights playing BF2 on my computer. Fortunately two things saved me, 1. Swim team 2. Working out. When I joined the swim team I made some of my closest friends and really came out of my shell socially and used it as a springboard into who I am today. As for the working out, it became a major stress relief for me and became a habit deeply embedded in my psych. It gives me a chance to clear my mind and more stressed I am, the harder I push myself. Here's a little bit about myself, I'm 16 (turning 17 on the 31rst) years old and finishing up my junior year in HS where I'm on the swim team. I'm a little over 6 ft. tall and weigh 185lbs with 8% body fat. I'm generally pretty good with girls on a whole and don't really have trouble actually getting the girl's #'s, hookups, etc. (not to brag or say that I'm better then anyone here as I still have TONS to learn from you guys) but my problem comes when I try to juggle multiple girls at once. I have never liked the idea of a permanent girlfriend and would hate to be tied down, so I prefer more casual relationships with more then one girl which is great until people start to talk. It might sound morally wrong (my philosophy about dating in HS has always been " have fun and have sex with as many girls as possible and don't take it too seriously because its only HS") but, how do you juggle multiple girls at once in a school where everyone knows who hooks up with who? I've thought about about expanding into other schools nearby but as of now I don't know anyone from those schools. I have no "In" at those schools. Any input on my situation, or my story at all is greatly appreciated. Who knows, I might turn this into a journal.