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Cyframe

Cyframe

𝕯𝖝𝕯 𝖈𝖗𝖊𝖜 Ascension 2025
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I am a bit heartbroken; I began to like this girl a lot. She had been my friend for three years prior, I asked her out in delusion. Hoping that it might work out, but she didn't like me back.

I feel really cringe for it, the social media posts ridiculing men who ask out their friend after a few years of friendship made it even worser. A few foids tried helping me out but honestly, their personal experiences are corny as fuck. Knowing that I am in the same category as these vain boy-crazy girls makes the situation even worse.

I can't talk to her anymore, I feel a bit bad about it. I want to, but I feel awkward at the same time. I sort of ignore her right now. She might forget me, which will hurt so much.

I tend to crush hard, it took me a year or more to get over the last girl I liked despite us never dating. My romantic idealism sort of backfires, I can't find any other girl attractive other than her. I'm sensitive in that way.

I have had a few wistful thoughts about an alternate world where I had a genetic advantage and how that fact alone would have allowed me to have her. Perhaps, instead of readings essays from fellow forum members. I would have been reading essays from her.

I'm detached; I've come to accept my genes. I've also come to accept that she is not attracted to me. I really don't think girls are something for me right now, it really just ends in heartbreak, and I can't handle more.

This last month, two girls have asked me out. This is the first time I've gotten female attention in my life, I turned down both of them as I did not find them attractive.

My biggest passion however is History, Politics and Philosophy

I went to four MUN's this month. I won three best delegate awards.

I believe that I have a lot of potential, but my lack of work ethic is holding me back, something that really hurts me. I need to fix that.

My academics aren't all that good, it's hard for me to sit down and study subjects. I get distracted easily.

I'm planning to go to the gym this week, I'm trying to do it as soon as possible before I forget. I need to take action as early as possible.

I'm a bit confused as to what career or major I should choose. I feel a bit behind in that way.

Summary for TL:DR
  • Cyframe developed feelings for a close female friend of three years and asked her out, but she didn’t reciprocate, leaving him heartbroken and awkward.
  • He avoids her now, though he misses her, and tends to form deep crushes that take a long time to move on from.
  • Imagines alternate realities where advantages might have made her like him.
  • Recently received his first-ever romantic attention from two girls but declined due to lack of attraction.
  • Passionate about History, Politics, and Philosophy; won three Best Delegate awards at four MUNs this month.
  • Struggles with focus, work ethic, and academics; wants to improve.
  • Plans to start going to the gym soon.
  • Unsure about career or major and feels behind peers.


@Zagro @6ft4 @Volksstaffel @Copercel @menas @halyk @Mainlander
 
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I would appreciate any advice, if users have some
 
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can someone tldr the tldr?
 
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I am a bit heartbroken; I began to like this girl a lot. She had been my friend for three years prior, I asked her out in delusion. Hoping that it might work out, but she didn't like me back.

I feel really cringe for it, the social media posts ridiculing men who ask out their friend after a few years of friendship made it even worser. A few foids tried helping me out but honestly, their personal experiences are corny as fuck. Knowing that I am in the same category as these vain boy-crazy girls makes the situation even worse.

I can't talk to her anymore, I feel a bit bad about it. I want to, but I feel awkward at the same time. I sort of ignore her right now. She might forget me, which will hurt so much.

I tend to crush hard, it took me a year or more to get over the last girl I liked despite us never dating. My romantic idealism sort of backfires, I can't find any other girl attractive other than her. I'm sensitive in that way.

I have had a few wistful thoughts about an alternate world where I had a genetic advantage and how that fact alone would have allowed me to have her. Perhaps, instead of readings essays from fellow forum members. I would have been reading essays from her.

I'm detached; I've come to accept my genes. I've also come to accept that she is not attracted to me. I really don't think girls are something for me right now, it really just ends in heartbreak, and I can't handle more.

This last month, two girls have asked me out. This is the first time I've gotten female attention in my life, I turned down both of them as I did not find them attractive.

My biggest passion however is History, Politics and Philosophy

I went to four MUN's this month. I won three best delegate awards.

I believe that I have a lot of potential, but my lack of work ethic is holding me back, something that really hurts me. I need to fix that.

My academics aren't all that good, it's hard for me to sit down and study subjects. I get distracted easily.

I'm planning to go to the gym this week, I'm trying to do it as soon as possible before I forget. I need to take action as early as possible.

I'm a bit confused as to what career or major I should choose. I feel a bit behind in that way.

Summary for TL:DR
  • Cyframe developed feelings for a close female friend of three years and asked her out, but she didn’t reciprocate, leaving him heartbroken and awkward.
  • He avoids her now, though he misses her, and tends to form deep crushes that take a long time to move on from.
  • Imagines alternate realities where advantages might have made her like him.
  • Recently received his first-ever romantic attention from two girls but declined due to lack of attraction.
  • Passionate about History, Politics, and Philosophy; won three Best Delegate awards at four MUNs this month.
  • Struggles with focus, work ethic, and academics; wants to improve.
  • Plans to start going to the gym soon.
  • Unsure about career or major and feels behind peers.


@Zagro @6ft4 @Volksstaffel @Copercel @menas @halyk @Mainlander
Thanks for the update. Good luck with everything you do !
 
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:ROFLMAO:
 
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I am a bit heartbroken; I began to like this girl a lot. She had been my friend for three years prior, I asked her out in delusion. Hoping that it might work out, but she didn't like me back.

I feel really cringe for it, the social media posts ridiculing men who ask out their friend after a few years of friendship made it even worser. A few foids tried helping me out but honestly, their personal experiences are corny as fuck. Knowing that I am in the same category as these vain boy-crazy girls makes the situation even worse.

I can't talk to her anymore, I feel a bit bad about it. I want to, but I feel awkward at the same time. I sort of ignore her right now. She might forget me, which will hurt so much.

I tend to crush hard, it took me a year or more to get over the last girl I liked despite us never dating. My romantic idealism sort of backfires, I can't find any other girl attractive other than her. I'm sensitive in that way.

I have had a few wistful thoughts about an alternate world where I had a genetic advantage and how that fact alone would have allowed me to have her. Perhaps, instead of readings essays from fellow forum members. I would have been reading essays from her.

I'm detached; I've come to accept my genes. I've also come to accept that she is not attracted to me. I really don't think girls are something for me right now, it really just ends in heartbreak, and I can't handle more.

This last month, two girls have asked me out. This is the first time I've gotten female attention in my life, I turned down both of them as I did not find them attractive.

My biggest passion however is History, Politics and Philosophy

I went to four MUN's this month. I won three best delegate awards.

I believe that I have a lot of potential, but my lack of work ethic is holding me back, something that really hurts me. I need to fix that.

My academics aren't all that good, it's hard for me to sit down and study subjects. I get distracted easily.

I'm planning to go to the gym this week, I'm trying to do it as soon as possible before I forget. I need to take action as early as possible.

I'm a bit confused as to what career or major I should choose. I feel a bit behind in that way.

Summary for TL:DR
  • Cyframe developed feelings for a close female friend of three years and asked her out, but she didn’t reciprocate, leaving him heartbroken and awkward.
  • He avoids her now, though he misses her, and tends to form deep crushes that take a long time to move on from.
  • Imagines alternate realities where advantages might have made her like him.
  • Recently received his first-ever romantic attention from two girls but declined due to lack of attraction.
  • Passionate about History, Politics, and Philosophy; won three Best Delegate awards at four MUNs this month.
  • Struggles with focus, work ethic, and academics; wants to improve.
  • Plans to start going to the gym soon.
  • Unsure about career or major and feels behind peers.


@Zagro @6ft4 @Volksstaffel @Copercel @menas @halyk @Mainlander
Thanks for the tag G

Heads up, you will find the right one one day
 
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I am a bit heartbroken; I began to like this girl a lot. She had been my friend for three years prior, I asked her out in delusion. Hoping that it might work out, but she didn't like me back.

I feel really cringe for it, the social media posts ridiculing men who ask out their friend after a few years of friendship made it even worser. A few foids tried helping me out but honestly, their personal experiences are corny as fuck. Knowing that I am in the same category as these vain boy-crazy girls makes the situation even worse.

I can't talk to her anymore, I feel a bit bad about it. I want to, but I feel awkward at the same time. I sort of ignore her right now. She might forget me, which will hurt so much.

I tend to crush hard, it took me a year or more to get over the last girl I liked despite us never dating. My romantic idealism sort of backfires, I can't find any other girl attractive other than her. I'm sensitive in that way.

I have had a few wistful thoughts about an alternate world where I had a genetic advantage and how that fact alone would have allowed me to have her. Perhaps, instead of readings essays from fellow forum members. I would have been reading essays from her.

I'm detached; I've come to accept my genes. I've also come to accept that she is not attracted to me. I really don't think girls are something for me right now, it really just ends in heartbreak, and I can't handle more.

This last month, two girls have asked me out. This is the first time I've gotten female attention in my life, I turned down both of them as I did not find them attractive.

My biggest passion however is History, Politics and Philosophy

I went to four MUN's this month. I won three best delegate awards.

I believe that I have a lot of potential, but my lack of work ethic is holding me back, something that really hurts me. I need to fix that.

My academics aren't all that good, it's hard for me to sit down and study subjects. I get distracted easily.

I'm planning to go to the gym this week, I'm trying to do it as soon as possible before I forget. I need to take action as early as possible.

I'm a bit confused as to what career or major I should choose. I feel a bit behind in that way.

Summary for TL:DR
  • Cyframe developed feelings for a close female friend of three years and asked her out, but she didn’t reciprocate, leaving him heartbroken and awkward.
  • He avoids her now, though he misses her, and tends to form deep crushes that take a long time to move on from.
  • Imagines alternate realities where advantages might have made her like him.
  • Recently received his first-ever romantic attention from two girls but declined due to lack of attraction.
  • Passionate about History, Politics, and Philosophy; won three Best Delegate awards at four MUNs this month.
  • Struggles with focus, work ethic, and academics; wants to improve.
  • Plans to start going to the gym soon.
  • Unsure about career or major and feels behind peers.


@Zagro @6ft4 @Volksstaffel @Copercel @menas @halyk @Mainlander
Damn you winning awards and shit mirin and to be honest just focus on yourself brah you’ve mentioned it too. About the girl situation its something temporary and you will surely move on and fancy someone else by then as time goes on, if you need any help dm me I’ll do my best.
 
I am a bit heartbroken; I began to like this girl a lot. She had been my friend for three years prior, I asked her out in delusion. Hoping that it might work out, but she didn't like me back.

I feel really cringe for it, the social media posts ridiculing men who ask out their friend after a few years of friendship made it even worser. A few foids tried helping me out but honestly, their personal experiences are corny as fuck. Knowing that I am in the same category as these vain boy-crazy girls makes the situation even worse.

I can't talk to her anymore, I feel a bit bad about it. I want to, but I feel awkward at the same time. I sort of ignore her right now. She might forget me, which will hurt so much.

I tend to crush hard, it took me a year or more to get over the last girl I liked despite us never dating. My romantic idealism sort of backfires, I can't find any other girl attractive other than her. I'm sensitive in that way.

I have had a few wistful thoughts about an alternate world where I had a genetic advantage and how that fact alone would have allowed me to have her. Perhaps, instead of readings essays from fellow forum members. I would have been reading essays from her.

I'm detached; I've come to accept my genes. I've also come to accept that she is not attracted to me. I really don't think girls are something for me right now, it really just ends in heartbreak, and I can't handle more.

This last month, two girls have asked me out. This is the first time I've gotten female attention in my life, I turned down both of them as I did not find them attractive.

My biggest passion however is History, Politics and Philosophy

I went to four MUN's this month. I won three best delegate awards.

I believe that I have a lot of potential, but my lack of work ethic is holding me back, something that really hurts me. I need to fix that.

My academics aren't all that good, it's hard for me to sit down and study subjects. I get distracted easily.

I'm planning to go to the gym this week, I'm trying to do it as soon as possible before I forget. I need to take action as early as possible.

I'm a bit confused as to what career or major I should choose. I feel a bit behind in that way.

Summary for TL:DR
  • Cyframe developed feelings for a close female friend of three years and asked her out, but she didn’t reciprocate, leaving him heartbroken and awkward.
  • He avoids her now, though he misses her, and tends to form deep crushes that take a long time to move on from.
  • Imagines alternate realities where advantages might have made her like him.
  • Recently received his first-ever romantic attention from two girls but declined due to lack of attraction.
  • Passionate about History, Politics, and Philosophy; won three Best Delegate awards at four MUNs this month.
  • Struggles with focus, work ethic, and academics; wants to improve.
  • Plans to start going to the gym soon.
  • Unsure about career or major and feels behind peers.


@Zagro @6ft4 @Volksstaffel @Copercel @menas @halyk @Mainlander
I am a bit heartbroken; I began to like this girl a lot. She had been my friend for three years prior, I asked her out in delusion. Hoping that it might work out, but she didn't like me back.

I feel really cringe for it, the social media posts ridiculing men who ask out their friend after a few years of friendship made it even worser. A few foids tried helping me out but honestly, their personal experiences are corny as fuck. Knowing that I am in the same category as these vain boy-crazy girls makes the situation even worse.

I can't talk to her anymore, I feel a bit bad about it. I want to, but I feel awkward at the same time. I sort of ignore her right now. She might forget me, which will hurt so much.

I tend to crush hard, it took me a year or more to get over the last girl I liked despite us never dating. My romantic idealism sort of backfires, I can't find any other girl attractive other than her. I'm sensitive in that way.

I have had a few wistful thoughts about an alternate world where I had a genetic advantage and how that fact alone would have allowed me to have her. Perhaps, instead of readings essays from fellow forum members. I would have been reading essays from her.

I'm detached; I've come to accept my genes. I've also come to accept that she is not attracted to me. I really don't think girls are something for me right now, it really just ends in heartbreak, and I can't handle more.

This last month, two girls have asked me out. This is the first time I've gotten female attention in my life, I turned down both of them as I did not find them attractive.

My biggest passion however is History, Politics and Philosophy

I went to four MUN's this month. I won three best delegate awards.

I believe that I have a lot of potential, but my lack of work ethic is holding me back, something that really hurts me. I need to fix that.

My academics aren't all that good, it's hard for me to sit down and study subjects. I get distracted easily.

I'm planning to go to the gym this week, I'm trying to do it as soon as possible before I forget. I need to take action as early as possible.

I'm a bit confused as to what career or major I should choose. I feel a bit behind in that way.

Summary for TL:DR
  • Cyframe developed feelings for a close female friend of three years and asked her out, but she didn’t reciprocate, leaving him heartbroken and awkward.
  • He avoids her now, though he misses her, and tends to form deep crushes that take a long time to move on from.
  • Imagines alternate realities where advantages might have made her like him.
  • Recently received his first-ever romantic attention from two girls but declined due to lack of attraction.
  • Passionate about History, Politics, and Philosophy; won three Best Delegate awards at four MUNs this month.
  • Struggles with focus, work ethic, and academics; wants to improve.
  • Plans to start going to the gym soon.
  • Unsure about career or major and feels behind peers.


@Zagro @6ft4 @Volksstaffel @Copercel @menas @halyk @Mainlander
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Damn you winning awards and shit mirin and to be honest just focus on yourself brah you’ve mentioned it too. About the girl situation its something temporary and you will surely move on and fancy someone else by then as time goes on, if you need any help dm me I’ll do my best.
About that, I got cooked. I got a C for History and D for Business. I feel stupid for chasing foids
 

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