Dion

Yay, I'm back to the game.

See @Rmpr?! She ditched me in favour of you, no need to be jealous of me anymore.

YOU THINK YOU DON'T HAVE DECENT ROADS NEARBY SÃO PAULO? GO LIVE IN FUCKING ACRE AND YOU'LL KNOW SOME DAMN SHITTY ROADS!

It is bigger and we don't have super fast trains Edit: we barely have trains at all.

It's alright, dude. I know I'm damn sexy, no one is judging you.

The problem isn't being single/alone, the problem is when you want to be with someone. Then you start seeing happy couples everywhere. But come on, Trinidad and Tobago isn't that far from Brazil, if you know what I mean

I only remember one. And it wasn't that bad.

A movie like this?

That's why mantaining a relationship would be the tough part. But from my experience, it is harder to make a woman be attracted to you than to make them love you afterwards. Once you're really attracted to a person, even his flaws become somewhat charming. A lot of them would be thrilled to try to help you become a better person. I don't know why this happens but women love to change us and feel like they made us become better individuals

But for the person watching them from the outside isn't it the same? I know I said self-confidence but for attractiveness it is more like perceived self-confidence. It doesn't matter if you are confident deep down, just as long as you appear to be.

Narcissists tend to be arrogant and brag about their achievements and stuff. Even if on the inside they may not be confident, it would appear to others as if they were. Or so I guess. @Stingray can provide a better insight on this.

What do you mean by trainning communication skills? I did some therapy group years ago and the anger release exercise has always been my favourite.

The first case might be a person with whom it would be difficult to mantain a relationship with, certainly not unlovable, though. If anything, that person would be probably very attractive, I don't think you can be narcissist and not self-confident. Confidence is a huge perk of attractiveness. The second case falls in the category of people who won't interact with other people.

Those are the best kind. (Let's see if anyone recognizes this). You met brazilians before? How were they? I don't know if all of them have really intense anger, I know for sure my mom has. I usually date quieter girls, though.

What I meant is: what makes a person unlovable? I don't know if such a thing does exist. There are all kinds of people in the world, probably there is someone who would find you lovable. I'm not really that wonderful and I'm no Brad Pitt, but I've always had some girls interested in me. If you go out there and interact with people you will find someone sooner or later.

It lacks a comma.

I'll graduate next year in august more or less. We're probably traveling somewhere between there and the end of the year. If everything works out you'll see brazilian ethnic diversity in all its glory. One of my friends is black, I'm Oscar-like, the other one has blue eyes and his great grandparents were german... you get the picture

It could be worse. How are things with her? Just friends? Got a few dates?

@Stingray, would you like to meet other brazilians? Me and a few classmates are thinking about backpacking in Europe for a couple weeks after we graduate and one of the things they want most is to get high in Holland, and you know... Belgium is just in the way.

Where is she from?

One of these days I'll appear knocking on your door. I'm familiar with the picture you described before editing it. The closer it gets to the final day, the worse it gets.

Hahahahahaha. Are we gonna get drunk like that when I visit you?

What happened?

Unable to being loved? I don't know about that. Even Stingray could find someone to love him. I know you're lurking around, Sting