LostAndConfused
Master Don Juan
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Well, I reflected on myself for a while and I kinda realized my failure with women are based on two things, being "cute" and a major lack of identity. The latter is definitely the worst of the two, but let me explain both.
1.) So I've become a pretty social guy, I'm not that inept, however once I first meet a girl I sometimes come off awkwardly. But I've become friends with some of the girls who were interested in me (but I'm not interested in), and they all say that the girls that I actually am interested in think I'm "cute". Of course this is a problem, how do I solve it? Maybe I just look too young or something....
EDIT: I'm trying to just pass from the threshold of "cute" to "hot")
2.) This is the more major one. My dad is black and my mother is asian. Any other mixed people may know what I'm about to say. I lack a total identity, and thus I come off as "fake" alot. I have alot of trouble showing who I am, mainly because I don't really know who I am. When I hang out with my asian friends, I talk to them as if I were another asian. When I hang out with my black friends, I talk to them in the same way that they talk. And I can't really help it- its natural. After I talk to them for a couple minutes I start talking the way they talk. I don't even know how to dress either, as my mom tries to get me clothes such as abercrombie and american eagle and at the same time I wear urban clothing. Now I doubt anyone else has this problem, but does anyone know how to fix this little "identity crisis "i've gotten myself into? :trouble:
Oh I'm a senior in high school if it means anything.
1.) So I've become a pretty social guy, I'm not that inept, however once I first meet a girl I sometimes come off awkwardly. But I've become friends with some of the girls who were interested in me (but I'm not interested in), and they all say that the girls that I actually am interested in think I'm "cute". Of course this is a problem, how do I solve it? Maybe I just look too young or something....
2.) This is the more major one. My dad is black and my mother is asian. Any other mixed people may know what I'm about to say. I lack a total identity, and thus I come off as "fake" alot. I have alot of trouble showing who I am, mainly because I don't really know who I am. When I hang out with my asian friends, I talk to them as if I were another asian. When I hang out with my black friends, I talk to them in the same way that they talk. And I can't really help it- its natural. After I talk to them for a couple minutes I start talking the way they talk. I don't even know how to dress either, as my mom tries to get me clothes such as abercrombie and american eagle and at the same time I wear urban clothing. Now I doubt anyone else has this problem, but does anyone know how to fix this little "identity crisis "i've gotten myself into? :trouble:
Oh I'm a senior in high school if it means anything.