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Hi there Chase and Hector, I have tried out some new things but they do not look too promising...
I just recently read your article about college from Hector but what I noticed was that unlike me, he "got it" or understood what he was doing before he got to college. Now in college, it is by far the easiest to get laid during your freshman year because that is when everyone is wild and just getting ready to party. The people I have talked to have said that after freshman year, the girls and their wild behavior dies down and mostly everyone has settled into a clique or group. After those groups have been formed at your typical state university, people will remain with that group to some extent for most of the time.
The reason I felt offended by that article is because hector struggled in high school but had a nice start to college, he had it figured out by his freshman year so I find it unfair how he says he can "relate" to any of us. In his case, he lived the typical life of a college kid starting out.
In my case I had to transfer to this school so while people formed their bonds during their freshman year and made long lasting friendships, I was late to the party and suffered because of it. Then I slowly started taking steps and made friends with guys who would throw parties. Notice that I did all this as an upperclassman because I was a transfer. Right now as a senior, options such as rushing a fraternity are completely out of the question for me.
What I am struggling with is that I can make friends with cool guys who throw parties and some are even my close friends but the girls I meet are so cold to me.
It's like they are nice to all of the other guys who are in that group and talk to them or acknowledge them in a social setting but I am practically invisible to them. This has led to a great amount of frustration on my part and on my past thread I talked about how it is messing with my mind.
What I want to know is that after all these options have failed, what can I do now?
I just recently read your article about college from Hector but what I noticed was that unlike me, he "got it" or understood what he was doing before he got to college. Now in college, it is by far the easiest to get laid during your freshman year because that is when everyone is wild and just getting ready to party. The people I have talked to have said that after freshman year, the girls and their wild behavior dies down and mostly everyone has settled into a clique or group. After those groups have been formed at your typical state university, people will remain with that group to some extent for most of the time.
The reason I felt offended by that article is because hector struggled in high school but had a nice start to college, he had it figured out by his freshman year so I find it unfair how he says he can "relate" to any of us. In his case, he lived the typical life of a college kid starting out.
In my case I had to transfer to this school so while people formed their bonds during their freshman year and made long lasting friendships, I was late to the party and suffered because of it. Then I slowly started taking steps and made friends with guys who would throw parties. Notice that I did all this as an upperclassman because I was a transfer. Right now as a senior, options such as rushing a fraternity are completely out of the question for me.
What I am struggling with is that I can make friends with cool guys who throw parties and some are even my close friends but the girls I meet are so cold to me.
It's like they are nice to all of the other guys who are in that group and talk to them or acknowledge them in a social setting but I am practically invisible to them. This has led to a great amount of frustration on my part and on my past thread I talked about how it is messing with my mind.
What I want to know is that after all these options have failed, what can I do now?