View original postNot to be all I was so smart and mature for my age etc. but high-school isn't always the best place to meet guys/girls/whatever especially if you have very different interests and operate on a different intellectual level. You don't even need to be Holden Caulfield and hate the world - you can even still have friends and have fun and not be a stereotypical aloof nerd without really ever feeling romantic attraction for anyone. While I definitely liked people outside of school, I can't say I ever was romantically interested in/had a crush on/liked someone my age as a high-schooler.
I know, because I was one of those people, except for the not being attracted part. I admit it's possible, but highly unlikely.
View original postIn conclusion, maybe he's not asexual and just didn't really connect with people in high-school?
I hope you read some of my other replies. I'm not trying to "diagnose" him, just presenting some possibilities, based largely on my personal experiences and general knowledge.
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I play air tambourine. Competitively.
I play air tambourine. Competitively.
So, there's this girl at my Uni.
- 10/03/2013 09:46:07 PM
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Fear is a choice, according to the trailer for Will Smith's new movie
- 11/03/2013 03:36:29 AM
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I'll try to help.
- 11/03/2013 01:34:55 PM
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Re: I'll try to help.
- 11/03/2013 07:18:45 PM
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No, it doesn't make sense to me.
- 13/03/2013 03:53:10 PM
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Re: I'll try to help.
- 14/03/2013 09:50:26 PM
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I mostly agree.
- 15/03/2013 05:11:19 PM
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There's a chicken or egg aspect to this, what is fascinating about her?
- 13/03/2013 09:10:13 PM
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Re: There's a chicken or egg aspect to this, what is fascinating about her?
- 13/03/2013 10:34:03 PM
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The chances she'd be interested in you back in a sexual sense are only 1-5%
- 15/03/2013 02:49:13 AM
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