I'm a freshman, will you be my friend?

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Incoming college freshmen often seek friendships and connections, leading to awkward encounters with upperclassmen who may not be interested in engaging. Some upperclassmen express frustration at these interactions, feeling disturbed when approached by freshmen who expect immediate camaraderie without a conversation starter. Others advocate for a more empathetic approach, suggesting that freshmen are simply navigating a new and intimidating environment. The discussion highlights varying attitudes towards forming friendships with younger students, with some finding value in these connections while others prefer to maintain distance. Overall, the thread reflects the complexities of social dynamics in college settings.
  • #51
I thought the HS bs stopped in HS, not permeate its way through college. I dislike upperclassmen. They think they're better than everyone, make snide and sarcastic remarks, always angry with freshman, never willing to at least make one good friend, stuck up, laugh at you when you make one simple mistake, et cetera. I'll do the same once I am upperclassman! :)

I'll even talk in a sarcastic condescending manner. 12 months and the new batch arrives!
 
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  • #52
Ok, I did what Cyrus told us to do and I stared at some girl walking by.

So, I was staring at her, and then she starred back, and then I said... "Hello." And surely, she looked down as she passed me...

...to make sure her boobs look ok.

Does that count?
 
  • #53
JasonRox said:
Ok, I did what Cyrus told us to do and I stared at some girl walking by.

So, I was staring at her, and then she starred back, and then I said... "Hello." And surely, she looked down as she passed me...

...to make sure her boobs look ok.

Does that count?

Are you sure she was checking her boobs? She could just have been ignoring you. Did you make sure to blink while staring at her? :smile:
 
  • #54
Maybe you should try looking in her eyes as she passes you instead of her chest. I know it's difficult but it can be done. that's one thing I'm proud of. I'll never be accused of looking at a woman's chest when I talk to her. It does take a little bit of will power, but it is noticed.
 
  • #55
tribdog said:
Maybe you should try looking in her eyes as she passes you instead of her chest. I know it's difficult but it can be done. that's one thing I'm proud of. I'll never be accused of looking at a woman's chest when I talk to her. It does take a little bit of will power, but it is noticed.
It's also a sure-fire hit if there's a twinkle in her eyes indicating interest, and you say "You have such pretty eyes." Nothing brings a blush to a lady's cheeks faster than an honest and inoffensive little compliment.
 
  • #56
works on men too. Check out some of the lies Evo and Moonbear have spouted in the member's pictures section.
 
  • #57
tribdog said:
Maybe you should try looking in her eyes as she passes you instead of her chest. I know it's difficult but it can be done. that's one thing I'm proud of. I'll never be accused of looking at a woman's chest when I talk to her. It does take a little bit of will power, but it is noticed.

What eyes?
 
  • #58
JasonRox said:
What eyes?

made me laugh.
 
  • #59
turbo-1 said:
It's also a sure-fire hit if there's a twinkle in her eyes indicating interest, and you say "You have such pretty eyes." Nothing brings a blush to a lady's cheeks faster than an honest and inoffensive little compliment.

Haha, yeah some have killer eyes. Cute girls with nice eyes and a nice smile kill me inside.
 
  • #60
JasonRox said:
Haha, yeah some have killer eyes. Cute girls with nice eyes and a nice smile kill me inside.

wow, how tragically, poetically descriptive.
 
  • #61
turbo-1 said:
It's also a sure-fire hit if there's a twinkle in her eyes indicating interest, and you say "You have such pretty eyes." Nothing brings a blush to a lady's cheeks faster than an honest and inoffensive little compliment.

WARNING: Do not try this at home.
 
  • #62
thank god I am not that kind of freshman :)
friends? who needs'em
 
  • #63
tribdog said:
wow, how tragically, poetically descriptive.

It's deadly... seriously becareful!
 
  • #64
mjolnir80 said:
friends? who needs'em
you will find friends if you look for them, outside your house for example. I have plenty and none of them is smarter than me
 
  • #65
turbo-1 said:
It's also a sure-fire hit if there's a twinkle in her eyes indicating interest, and you say "You have such pretty eyes." Nothing brings a blush to a lady's cheeks faster than an honest and inoffensive little compliment.

That will for sure make a lady blush and then she will deny it :rolleyes:
 
  • #66
The freshman girls are a bit young for me......who am I kidding, no their not. But I do prefer to hit on older women. "You know, my two favorite things are commitment and changing myself".
 
  • #67
Topher925 said:
The freshman girls are a bit young for me......who am I kidding, no their not. But I do prefer to hit on older women. "You know, my two favorite things are commitment and changing myself".

You could use the "Women are like wine, the older they are the finer they taste" line :wink:
 
  • #68
that's much better than"...the older they are the looser the cork."
 
  • #69
tribdog said:
that's much better than"...the older they are the looser the cork."

lol!
 
  • #70
Oh, guys...lol!
 
  • #71
So, so bad...lol!
 

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