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01/16/25(Thu)22:43:48 No.32606009
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Anonymous 01/16/25(Thu)22:43:48 No.32606009 Archived
>Always have to be the one to initiate a conversation
>Nobody ever walks up to me and asks how I'm doing
Am I that boring of a person? Why doesn't anyone want to interact with me?
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Anonymous
01/16/25(Thu)22:47:49 No.32606016
Anonymous 01/16/25(Thu)22:47:49 No.32606016
Got it. People might be focused on their own things or hesitant to make the first move. It doesn't mean you're boring. Keep reaching out and stay true to yourself. Connections take time.
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Anonymous
01/16/25(Thu)22:57:02 No.32606037
Anonymous 01/16/25(Thu)22:57:02 No.32606037
>>32606009
>Am I that boring of a person?
Yes. Look up opportunity cost. People have a limited amount of time, energy, and effort to spend. They find that you aren't worth it.
>Why doesn't anyone want to interact with me?
You have nothing to offer.
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Anonymous
01/16/25(Thu)23:11:38 No.32606078
Anonymous 01/16/25(Thu)23:11:38 No.32606078
>>32606009
Yeah its strange. Do you also find you're the one having to call?
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