[ SECRET POST #3526 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3526 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[Feed The Birds, from Mary Poppins]


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03.
(Once Upon A Time)


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04.
[ Dota 2 esport ]


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05.
[Great British Bake Off, series 3]


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06. http://i.imgur.com/82bEEum.png
[The Private Report on My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness; linked for nudity/implied porn, illustrated]


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07.
[We Happy Few]


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08.
[Stranger Things]














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Comments

[diet_poison]

I think a very big chunk of the "guys wouldn't talk to me in high school!" thing that many girls speak of is because many guys in high school didn't have a clue how to talk to girls. The major exception were the very charismatic ones who became very popular, and they tended to go for the very charismatic girls who were also very popular, and both of those groups of people were also usually very conventionally attractive and played it up with how they dressed etc.

I had a boyfriend in high school, but I was the one who finally worked up the nerve to talk about our feelings that were apparently super super obvious to everyone around us for months beforehand lol. Outside of that and a couple of maybe-attempted-practical-joke instances I didn't know of any guys who were interested in me. In hindsight, just because I didn't know about it didn't mean it didn't happen. Teenagers, yo. (Granted, I was a pretty weird kid and didn't always present as super feminine...I wasn't ugly, but I was fairly oblivious to both fashion and pop culture, didn't usually dress super flatteringly, and wore my weirdness on my sleeve to so speak. And probably also intimidated some guys by being very outspoken and opinionated.)

tl;dr many high schoolers are socially awkward, hostile, and don't know how to talk to people they're romantically interested in which I think accounts for a bulk of romantic experiences/lack thereof in high school