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#590
"The hardest thing to come to terms with is realizing I'll never be the guy that is successful with girls, or will ever have a chance to be successful. Often times I just look back and see my cousins and other family have no problems with girls and be ultra successful, and then my friends just have no problems. I try and try, but each time I just fail worse and worse. I've heard all the time that rejection is a natural part of life, and I get that. That doesn't make it any easier to deal with. When you're the butt of jokes from both your family and peers, it makes rejection hurt that much worse.
I was too optimistic about believing that a girl could like me. I failed to realize shit happens and that at times, no matter how hard one can try, some things just may not change. This is one of them. I've had enough.
It'll take getting used to. But I suppose from a productivity perspective, I wasn't getting anything out of trying. There were no returns. I invested in this, and it just didn't work out. I'll cut my losses and move on I suppose. It burns to see the time and effort I wasted in thinking I could ever be a guy that could be appealing to a girl. One more failure to chalk up I suppose. Guess there'll always be my textbooks and teaching I have.
There's no going back. I'll never be that guy and I'll just have to accept that. Succeeding with girls was never meant to be. "
#587
"I really hope I can stop looking like such an idiot when I take my bike out of my dorm.
.....THAT FUCKING DOOR."
#586
"I regret not inviting you over. Hopefully you'll visit again next year. "
#585
"MIT Confessions are really pg."
#584
"I'd never been attracted to Hispanic girls before I came to MIT... and I'm Hispanic."
#583
"Maybe this is just me that sometime I feel like I have many great friends during my 4 years here but sometime I feel like I don't have anyone to really talk to at all. Maybe I am not cool enough..."
#582
"I met you by accident, but it seems like the best accident I’ve had this semester. Part of me really wants to ask you out, but part of me is holding back afraid that if you say no, it will just be too awkward between us. I don’t know if you feel the same way, but hopefully we can find out this summer, together."
#581
"I was really happy when I found out that a lot of MIT students smoke, drink, or do drugs."