I find it oddly endearing...

That as soon as you call attention to some cute and unique thing that a girl does, she stops doing it or "corrects" herself when she does it. Case in point: One day I told a girl in my class that I find it cute that she says "precisely" instead of "exactly" or "yeah." From then on she's always hesitated for a few moments before agreeing with me.

 

Way to ruin it for everyone.
j/k

 

What do you mean? It's now even cuter that she's trying to "fix" the thing that I said I liked.

 

Where are all the guys like you in my school? I swear the guys in my high school couldn't be denser. Everything goes right over their heads.

 

Then please, FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, don't point that out to her!

...College. :lolface:

 

I think I may be the only guy like that in the world. But don't be fooled. I may be chivalrous, kind, smart, complimentary, and even truly in love, but I'm still a guy. And you, being a girl, ought to know what that means.

 

Dratz! Couldn't you make a clone of yourself and I'll work from that?

 

why would you want someone like KS
looool

 

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You totally described me perfectly; except for "in love" thing

 

Oi, I'm not saying that do....actually I forget where I was going with that thought sooo never mind me. It would be nice if more guys were chivalrous though. I was born in the wrong time period. I belong in the medival times.

 

The same sort of thing happened in my class too. Except because we're an all boys school, It works slightly differently. There was this one guy who always said "like" in his sentences. Seriously, it was so bad that it was almost every second word. Whenever he was called upon to answer a question by the teacher, everyone would laugh at him while he hurriedly tried to avoid saying "Like".

I kinda wish my school was nicer. At least the pregnancy rate is low.

 

You're a guy?

 

I leave doors open for everyone. It kinda pissed me off when I was at the campus convinece store and held the door for this guy, who simply gave me a "WTF?" look. He gestured for me to go through, but I kept the door open (because that's the kind of guy I am). In the end, he went through the OTHER door, still giving me his evil glare.

And I also have the tendency to apologize for bumping into people, even when I know it's their fault. Is there something wrong with me?

 

Gods no. It's really sweet when a guy holds the door open for girls and I suppose a sign of respect when he holds it open for other guys. This guy obviously had a mental disorder or something and I apologize when i bump into people too. Habit I guess, but there's nothing wrong with being polite.

There are no stupid questions, just stupid people. When someone asks what's wrong with you, that's a stupid question which makes them a stupid person. Because we're all slowly dying, that's what's wrong with us.

 

I even run in front of people so I can catch the door for them. Yeah, I try to put my priciples into practice. I once did a comedy show two years ago (it was for a talent show) and this guy recognized me at a gas station two years later. He was holding the door open and everything as I was walking up. It was cool to have those 5 seconds of fame, but I never allow it to go to my head. I guess I keep aplogizing because of habit. I use to think that everything (and I mean EVERYTHING) is my fault, but I grew out of that. Still, it's sort of nice to hear people return grattitude.

We are given one life onto this earth, and we should live it lively and fully. Like a great man said "I don't want to die tomorrow knowing that I could've had cake today". If I help a lot of people, and carry them through the rough times, I say my purpose on this earth is being fullfilled.

 

I'm too shy to do talent shows and don't really have an actual talent but that aside. I've had it pounded into my head that most things are my fault. I just nod along and pretend I'm somewhere else.

 

I believe so, but feel free to try to prove me wrong.

 

I try to be out there a little bit, if you hadn't noticed already. :P Although I haven't won a talent show, I'm still glad I can make people laugh. I also love helping people, so I get exicited when people come to me with problems. For a long time, I thought that I was being punished by God because I was born with a heart disease. I'm glad that I"m able to now look at this messed up heart as a blessing.

 

I believe I'm being punished by God. Everything I start to really, truely, love is taken away from me. My guinea pig who (this may sound wierd) was like a child to me died before she was even one years old. Her name was Lucy and she was the most perfect animal I'd ever met. I miss her... *sniff*

 

I know how you feel; I've lost a few dear pets in my days. Still, I don't think that God is a punishing God, but a loving God. Just remeber those who are picking you up as feel like your falling; remeber those who are always by your side.