Disappointing. I was not the big man on campus. I was a total average frustrated chump. I wasn't a complete loser but my sex life was nowhere near where I wanted it to be.
I lost the first two years of high school due to a shortness issue. I got to 5'8" by the end of sophomore year and topped out at 5'10" at the end of junior year. It wasn't until end of sophomore year that I was taller than enough women to warrant pursuing sex. I didn't ask out my first woman until early in junior year when I was finally tall enough.
I also switched high schools after sophomore year, relocating to another state. I was a complete unknown with a zero circle when I started junior year. I wasn't much at my first high school due to a recent relocation even prior to that.
In freshman year before I was reasonably tall enough, I do remember going to a couple of dances and being a non-factor. I remember in freshman year, a fellow freshman male was dry humping a woman on the dance floor. I was impressed by that.
Due to an overall disappointing high school sexual experience, I evaluated colleges upon the sexual atmosphere of those schools. I ended up selecting a school similar to the school
@Jesse Pinkman described in the thread below. Entering college, I was hoping that I would get a lot of pusssy. I wanted to have multiple sex partners. I did have multiple sex partners in college but my sex frequency did not live up to the hype. The media sells young males in junior high and high school a bill of goods about college being a poontang nirvana when it really isn't. The media has been doing this for decades. "Revenge of the Nerds", which was released in Summer 1984, was an early example of this. Young males consume media and expect to be getting a lot of pusssy on campus when they arrive. It's a big shock to the system when you arrive on campus, you go to college parties (often the ones at apartment complexes with red cups and beer), and you're not having massive success getting laid or getting dates that lead to relationships from those parties. This shock is worse if you didn't have a good high school dating experience. I would say that my college sexual experience was an improvement over high school, but the bar was set low. Because I persisted and was obsessed with sex in college at "Hot Girl U", I was able to have some results but it didn't live up to the hype for me.
In this discussion, we have used terms like SEC to describe certain large, public universities in Southern states. Phrases related to athlete conference groupings are very irrelevant as the conferences have been changing rapidly. Last year, it was announced that University of Texas and...
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