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Monday, Oct 5, 2009

In case you don't know, I'm spending a year on folkhighschool, which is a school where there are no exams and no grades. The slogan is that on folkhighschool we learn life, though most of it comes down to your hobbies (I'm on sports). I don't want anyone at my school to read this blog, but chances are they doesn't (unless they google me and check out page 4). Anyways, I really need someone to talk or write to, preferably someone I don't know in real life.

(Here's some folk high school propaganda for you)

I've got it bad, I really have. Have you ever liked a girl so much that just seeing her or hear her voice make you feel like your floating inside? That's how it is. And in many ways, it doesn't even make sense. If you had asked me before I met her, what I look for in a girl, I'd say someone that is natural, and doesn't try to change the way she looks. I don't really understand why people would wear piercings. She has piercings, though, and her hair-colour is a dark red and somewhat brown colour that looks far from natural. I'd say it might be her smile that does the trick.

She is a girl that doesn't take herself too seriously and aren't afraid of having fun. The first week on school, the whole school was at a four days long trip into the forest. There was little to do so we stood in a ring and played games like sheriff (many different versions), zip zap and kimsimsey. She and I was one of those who were playing every single time. Also, when there is soccer matches going on, she plays with a lot of enthusiasm, though she obviously hasn't played it much.

I don't know very much about her, but more than I know about most of the others at my school. You see, on the trip, we were both in the group that walked fastest, so I got to talk to her a little and overhear what she said to others. I know she come from a small village, that she is a chocoholic (though I guess 90 percent of all women are), that she is a fan of Final Fantasy games and Pixar movies and that she has a boyfriend.

Yeah, the last one is kind of a downer, but as strange as it might sound, I like it that way. All the pressure is off, and I don't have to man up and ask her out. So I can just enjoy seeing her everyday and hearing her voice. It makes me so strangely happy. To see her face every day… To here her voice, and maybe even talk to her… It just makes me happy. Even though it would be incredible to get to know her better, it is enough for me. Every time I go to eat breakfast, dinner or supper I hope that she will be eating at the same time and that I'll see her around. Sadly she's on dance and I'm on sports, so we only have cIasses together at Fridays, yet she makes me happy.

Wow, I must sound desperate. I could keep on blable for a while, but I think I'll just cut it there.

Posted by waZelda, 2:01pm
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I'm right there with you, man. Seriously.

God, Girls. You know? Yeah.
Posted Oct 5, 2009 2:19 pm PT
@Aberinkulas: *double take*



waZelda: Don't really know what do say, except don't screw it up. Take it from somebody who's borderline-inept at relationships.
Posted Oct 5, 2009 3:48 pm PT
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Posted Oct 5, 2009 3:50 pm PT
I know how you feel, women have amazing powers.
All I can say is good luck! I am surprised you took the fact she has a boyfriend so well.
Posted Oct 5, 2009 6:13 pm PT
The power (insert word here) compels you friend
Posted Oct 5, 2009 9:14 pm PT
I only remember having this feeling at the University and since I'm a very shy guy I haven't taken my chance and at the final years of the University I heard that she got married
In case you feel she is the one, don't let her slip from your arms
Posted Oct 6, 2009 1:24 am PT
Oh my god I have to help you. www.doubleyourdating.com Sign up for the newsletter. Get the e-book. Trust me on this. Changed my life.
Posted Oct 6, 2009 8:33 am PT
@pierst179 - Women only have amazing powers if you LET THEM have amazing powers. Don't be the guy who turns into mush every single time a woman looks at you.
Posted Oct 6, 2009 8:35 am PT
@Stonetowerghost: I agree, but you got to admit they do have special powers over men.
Posted Oct 6, 2009 8:52 am PT
@Pierst179 - Oh. Definitely. Women are always in control... unless they're dealing with a man who knows what he's doing.
Posted Oct 6, 2009 11:12 am PT
@Stonetowerghost: I don't think he is referring to control as much as he is refering to the chemical rolercoster ride they can create inside your head.

anyways, thanks for the link. I might look into it someday, but for now, I think I'll just stick to the good old be-yourself strategy. I think she already knows I like her, because I guess I send out a vibe, but it is not like I do turn into a mush everytime she looks at me. For now though, I consider her off-limits.
Posted Oct 6, 2009 12:13 pm PT
@Stonetowerghost: waZelda got my point. That is not exactly the kind of power I am referring to.
Posted Oct 6, 2009 1:43 pm PT
I have the same problem
Posted Oct 6, 2009 7:28 pm PT
@waZelda - If you REALLY want to wait, be my guest. But I'm telling you right now... one year ago I was the definition of hopeless and whipped with women. Then I found David DeAngelo. One year later, hot women get nervous around ME. The roles are reversed. Just keep that in mind. I'm introducing you to tools that will blow your mind.
Posted Oct 6, 2009 10:24 pm PT
@Pierst179 - That's exactly what I was talking about. Women have no psychological power over a man who truly believes that HE is the prize. XD
Posted Oct 6, 2009 10:27 pm PT
No offense, but this whole blog just seems so cliche at everything . Although I've never had any experience with girls and can honestly recall very few times when I've actually found one attractive.

Sounds like a pretty fun school, though. Definitly something enjoyable .
Posted Oct 7, 2009 3:18 pm PT
@GamerJM: Sorry to respond so late. Anyways, I know it sounds cliche, and if I had read it in a story, I had rolled my eyes at it, but that's just how I feel, and it makes me think that maybe there is a reason why it became a cliche to begin with.
Posted Oct 10, 2009 11:22 am PT
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