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When I was a teenager, and even sometimes in my early 20s, when I'd pass or meet a group of teenage girls they'd sometimes start giggling, or be very giggly/shy and awkward towards me. I know teenage girls are like that in general, but I was kind of awkward, slightly funny looky maybe (not freakishly so). I'm not that attractive but I have a cutesy boyish look. I'm pretty nice but tend to also be very shy.
What do you think it was mainly about? Because of my shyness? They were laughing at me because I seemed weird? Often in school they'd say about their friend, 'such and such thinks you're cute, or handsome, or wants to ask you out' I figured maybe they were making fun of me, or else just having a laugh at my expense. Maybe they were semi-serious though?
What do you think it was, for the most part? Or is that just how teenage girls tend to be?
They're teenage girls. Attention span of a half second. You're forgotten the minute you walk by them. You were not wearing the trend of the week clothes. You were wearing the trend of the week clothes.
At least they were not videotaping you and putting in on You Tube.
They're teenage girls, that's what they do. Maybe they are giggling at you, maybe they are not giggling at you, maybe they don't even know what they're giggling about. Don't spend any more time thinking about this...
When I was a teenager, and even sometimes in my early 20s, when I'd pass or meet a group of teenage girls they'd sometimes start giggling, or be very giggly/shy and awkward towards me. I know teenage girls are like that in general, but I was kind of awkward, slightly funny looky maybe (not freakishly so). I'm not that attractive but I have a cutesy boyish look. I'm pretty nice but tend to also be very shy.
What do you think it was, for the most part? Or is that just how teenage girls tend to be?
They thought you were cute, but were to shy to approach you. Water under the bridge now, isn't it?
When I was a teenager, and even sometimes in my early 20s, when I'd pass or meet a group of teenage girls they'd sometimes start giggling, or be very giggly/shy and awkward towards me. I know teenage girls are like that in general, but I was kind of awkward, slightly funny looky maybe (not freakishly so). I'm not that attractive but I have a cutesy boyish look. I'm pretty nice but tend to also be very shy.
What do you think it was mainly about? Because of my shyness? They were laughing at me because I seemed weird? Often in school they'd say about their friend, 'such and such thinks you're cute, or handsome, or wants to ask you out' I figured maybe they were making fun of me, or else just having a laugh at my expense. Maybe they were semi-serious though?
What do you think it was, for the most part? Or is that just how teenage girls tend to be?
Dude, those are indications of one thing and one thing only: OPPORTUNITY.
But I'm talking about age-appropriate things of course. ;-)
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