Booooo what a sappy sap sap blog entry! You know what? You were probably asking the wrong kind of girls out. Who were these girls, and why were you interested in them? Did they really get to know you besides the casual "hi" or "did you do this assignment for so-and-so's class?" Did you really get to know them to catch the fact that they were probably already shallow to begin with? Or maybe your approach was off? Were you extremely shy or awkward... did you come on too strong? Or maybe they just weren't that interested, and that's okay too. You can't blame them if you weren't their type... they probably weren't really yours either. And it was probably for the best. But don't taint all of V-day because of it
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*GASP* No! You weren't ever out of the picture for me, I just thought that you might feel awkward or something. As for the other people who knows, as a kid and in my middle school and high school times yeah I was a shy person, can't be helped. But I really don't think my approach during those times was bad unless those girls expected to be asked in a crude manner.
I really haven't given up on the V-day, I've always looked at love from a different perspective by treating my kids out to a special Valentines meal or or something. So yeah I have done other things. But also on the "basic human instinct" perspective people are people and will always desire that higher level of companionship from someone closer to them...it's a basic human behavior everyone goes through it. :P
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I really haven't given up on the V-day, I've always looked at love from a different perspective by treating my kids out to a special Valentines meal or or something. So yeah I have done other things. But also on the "basic human instinct" perspective people are people and will always desire that higher level of companionship from someone closer to them...it's a basic human behavior everyone goes through it. :P
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