I sound a little dull here but i am trying to think of DHV stories to tell if i have a date later this week or next week, i met a girl at the train station and from what i gather she seems like the sort of girl i would hopefully get on with i.e someone probably of lower income background and not one of those girls that has trapaised around the world so hopefully someone who it would be easier to DHV to.
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What sort of DHV stories do you tell on a date?
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Just because a woman listens to you and acts interested in what you say doesn't mean she really is. She might just be acting polite, while silently wishing that the date would hurry up and end, or that you would go away... and never come back.
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Ones based on your life and personal experiences that you embellish so you're not bullsh1tting 100%
Also, make it sound like the most exciting things you've ever done are things you did just last week.
Also, make it sound like the most exciting things you've ever done are things you did just last week.
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Don't want to feel like lying when doing this?
Then actually find what you do in life exciting... because they are exciting - it's your life.
I tend to downplay the day-to-day of my studies, but deep down, I find the work exciting. Exhausting, stressful, and often disappointing, of course, and that's where I find the satisfaction, seeing myself actually improve by really learning from my mistakes. It may not show, but women can sense that in how you carry yourself.