YuushaLoto
December 1st, 2014, 01:23 PM
This confuses me quite a lot sometimes.
I know I am apparently considered "very good-looking", because I somehow ended up being popular among girls at elementary school and high school and it was obvious that several of them had a crush on me - some of the most obvious signs would be when a girl's friends would be like "she is in love with you!" and she would just laugh and look super-embarrassed (this happened a few times), and this continued during high school as well.
However, I was a whole lot more social back then and would always spend time with friends etc, so I would have much better potential to get noticed back then.
Now I'm in college with a completely new class in a completely new city, and I notice that several of my classmates like me - but I never go to parties or anything, and I am pretty much a loner.
And yes, I know that being a loner and never socializing is a big disadvantage, but why do girls almost never approach me directly if I am considered so good-looking?
I have got compliments from people at parties (I once heard it from three guys who said they were amazed how handsome I was), and a few girls on Facebook have added me just to tell me that I am handsome (this doesn't happen "all the time" though, but a few times a year or something like that), but in that case, why don't girls approach me more often?
The signals I get from them are occasional glances, and when I talk to them they are often more stiff and "on their guard" than most other people, almost like I scare them or something.
I am guessing that I might look mad or grave without realizing it, or that there is something about my aura that discourages them from approaching me.
I don't know, I basically feel kind of lonely sometimes.
I am very unused to approaching girls myself, and it would be great if they could approach me a few times so I can get some "practice".
But for some reason I don't seem to be the type that girls approach directly, although I am apparently "very good-looking" and seem to be likeable enough.
And I am kind of socially awkward myself, I find it quite tricky enough to carry on a conversation with anyone who is not my closest family member or friend, so chatting with a girl feels like a freaking project, and the few times I have tried I have started feeling uncomfortable almost instantly, and made her uncomfortable as well.
And this has resulted in me having a pretty low self-confidence in this kind of thing.
Sometimes I feel more relaxed than normal among, for example, my classmates, and yes, a few girls will start looking at me much more often when I am like that, but when I look back at them they just look away.
I know I am apparently considered "very good-looking", because I somehow ended up being popular among girls at elementary school and high school and it was obvious that several of them had a crush on me - some of the most obvious signs would be when a girl's friends would be like "she is in love with you!" and she would just laugh and look super-embarrassed (this happened a few times), and this continued during high school as well.
However, I was a whole lot more social back then and would always spend time with friends etc, so I would have much better potential to get noticed back then.
Now I'm in college with a completely new class in a completely new city, and I notice that several of my classmates like me - but I never go to parties or anything, and I am pretty much a loner.
And yes, I know that being a loner and never socializing is a big disadvantage, but why do girls almost never approach me directly if I am considered so good-looking?
I have got compliments from people at parties (I once heard it from three guys who said they were amazed how handsome I was), and a few girls on Facebook have added me just to tell me that I am handsome (this doesn't happen "all the time" though, but a few times a year or something like that), but in that case, why don't girls approach me more often?
The signals I get from them are occasional glances, and when I talk to them they are often more stiff and "on their guard" than most other people, almost like I scare them or something.
I am guessing that I might look mad or grave without realizing it, or that there is something about my aura that discourages them from approaching me.
I don't know, I basically feel kind of lonely sometimes.
I am very unused to approaching girls myself, and it would be great if they could approach me a few times so I can get some "practice".
But for some reason I don't seem to be the type that girls approach directly, although I am apparently "very good-looking" and seem to be likeable enough.
And I am kind of socially awkward myself, I find it quite tricky enough to carry on a conversation with anyone who is not my closest family member or friend, so chatting with a girl feels like a freaking project, and the few times I have tried I have started feeling uncomfortable almost instantly, and made her uncomfortable as well.
And this has resulted in me having a pretty low self-confidence in this kind of thing.
Sometimes I feel more relaxed than normal among, for example, my classmates, and yes, a few girls will start looking at me much more often when I am like that, but when I look back at them they just look away.