What? There's life after a cappella?

[moneysucks]

Spring show went pretty awesome. Decent turnout, I got a good number of my friends to come, my voice held out through the show, most of our songs sounded good and a handful were fantastic. We had the expected presentation of flowers to the officers, and sentimentality over departing members afterwards. And a nice, low-key after party. All in all,

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Yes I DO!

[magpi314]

I agree with # 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, most of 9, and 10.

"I don't associate romantic and sexual attraction, as much as a lot of people seem to. There are a very limited number of girls I'd want to have a "relationship" with per se, but there's a much larger pool I like a lot and feel close to and would be willing to be physically intimate with at some level."
exactly

Meh, sexual attraction and emotional closeness, I am not sure how much those go together for me.

any yay for recognizing heteronormic assumptions!

and yay for you being awesome and talking about this kind of stuff.

and yay for, um, you!

[anonymous]

Ladder Theory = crap.

- Gibson

[lizz612]

#2... most girls still won't show obvious interest in a guy until the guy shows interest in them. Way way too true! Do you know what my girls said when i told them I told I guy I liked him? "That takes balls!" How many times do I have to say this, I'm a girl, no balls, I assure you.

#5 My ideal relationship is pretty much the "friend with benefits." My ideal relationship is one that starts out like that and grows into something more exclusive, more like a "traditional" relationship, not because it should but just because it happens that way. Wow, I am such a romantic.

#7a guy who's been a friend for long enough is ruled out as a romantic prospect There comes a point in many relationships where you know someone well enough that you know it wouldn't work like that. I'd say 80% of the time girls use what you said as an excuse, its just that, an excuse