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Hey gents,
Something funny happened recently. A classmate of mine - she isn't cute or anything, so I barely talk to her - said that I had a very "strange" way of talking about woman after she heard me talking to a group of people about girls. (I didn't quite understand what she meant at the time, so I asked for clarification later.)
"Well," she said, "it could be that I never talked to you really well before, but you're a nerd and then you suddenly start talking this way [she meant sexually] about women..." in a very confused way. This wasn't her way of showing interest or being sexy.
The fact that she described me as a nerd wasn't because I talk about video games all the time ('cause I don't even play video games - hell, I don't even talk to her), but because I'm the only one to answer the question that our professor throw at us during the lectures. I'm also frequently scoring in the top 5%, so she probably thinks that I study all day long, which is far from the truth. (This is sad, actually :/)
Interestingly enough, on How to Get a Girl's Attention and Keep It, Chase writes:
But differently from Chase, I just wanted to go there for the lecture, focus hard to reduce my studying time before exams, answer all the questions, pack my things and leave, thank you. I may not study that much, but I confess that I care enough at my grades to be slightly stressed about it. Maybe worrying about this makes you look like a pussy, overly nice guy?
Anyways, aside from acing, I have no interest what-so-ever in that classroom to the point that I don't even bother dressing well to that class - I'm not attracted to anyone there. (And also, I'll have to rebuild my wardrobe due to a recent accident.) That might be another reason because I was allocated in the nice group.
Still, I'm "loud", as he suggests on that article. I can say that she noticed me, but not in a way that I find particularly desirable. I'm told frequently that I look like a smart guy. Most of the time I'm wearing glasses and have no facial hair - it might have something to do with that too. So my question is this:
What suggestions do you have on how to stop looking like a nerdy, harmless guy and start looking smart the manly way (or getting attention in lectures)?
Something funny happened recently. A classmate of mine - she isn't cute or anything, so I barely talk to her - said that I had a very "strange" way of talking about woman after she heard me talking to a group of people about girls. (I didn't quite understand what she meant at the time, so I asked for clarification later.)
"Well," she said, "it could be that I never talked to you really well before, but you're a nerd and then you suddenly start talking this way [she meant sexually] about women..." in a very confused way. This wasn't her way of showing interest or being sexy.
The fact that she described me as a nerd wasn't because I talk about video games all the time ('cause I don't even play video games - hell, I don't even talk to her), but because I'm the only one to answer the question that our professor throw at us during the lectures. I'm also frequently scoring in the top 5%, so she probably thinks that I study all day long, which is far from the truth. (This is sad, actually :/)
Interestingly enough, on How to Get a Girl's Attention and Keep It, Chase writes:
(...) when I was trying to get that pretty blonde girl's attention, I did this by being a classroom all star, answering tough questions on-point and making sure that I remained constantly visible.
But differently from Chase, I just wanted to go there for the lecture, focus hard to reduce my studying time before exams, answer all the questions, pack my things and leave, thank you. I may not study that much, but I confess that I care enough at my grades to be slightly stressed about it. Maybe worrying about this makes you look like a pussy, overly nice guy?
Anyways, aside from acing, I have no interest what-so-ever in that classroom to the point that I don't even bother dressing well to that class - I'm not attracted to anyone there. (And also, I'll have to rebuild my wardrobe due to a recent accident.) That might be another reason because I was allocated in the nice group.
Still, I'm "loud", as he suggests on that article. I can say that she noticed me, but not in a way that I find particularly desirable. I'm told frequently that I look like a smart guy. Most of the time I'm wearing glasses and have no facial hair - it might have something to do with that too. So my question is this:
What suggestions do you have on how to stop looking like a nerdy, harmless guy and start looking smart the manly way (or getting attention in lectures)?