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Originally posted by Oddworld Master
[...] 2nd have any of u asked someone out, the person said no and u were totaly embaresed in front of all your friends???
the second thing just happened to me today i asked a guy named adam out (he's really sweet and hot) any way i got put down in front of my class now thats embarising :blush: he he he
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O.M., you know, maybe if you think about how much the people in your class are going to remember the situation in 3 years (namely not at all) that may help you. I barely get embarassed, because I know most people forget what happened in a matter of 5mins-24hours. So why do them the 'favor' of being embarassed?
Why am I so sure? Well... have you ever laughed about someone who did something silly or for other reasons...? You probably have, but, do you really still remember? If you do, do you care? *smile*
When I was 13, I fell in love with a guy that was, like 18. His name was Mattias (Mathew). I remember I stood up in the bus after a truth and dare and yelled it through the bus that I loved him. Everyone laughed, of course, but what was most important to me was that Mattias didn't. He still told me that wouldn't work out, but at least he realised he couldn't just be cruel by thinking me to be a sad idiot.
Of course, if Adam laughed at you or seemed to take pleasure out of you being embarrassed - why bother about him? In that case he's a yerk.
And I'd like to attempt a variety at Bidda's philosophy: Nothing is important unless you want it to be. *g*
Another thing, O.M. : Who's to say you're not in dream, that life is a dream? It may not be real... ;) [okay, that's going a bit far with the interpreting, but no one's going to stop you from thinking that to yourself if it helps to built self-esteem (*could word another theory, but already has done so indirectly and does not want to start a larger argument based on beliefs...*)]
- TyA