TheFreshBanana
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Both are good. It's ridiculous to think one must replace the other.
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Overrated things in life
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Meeting new people is good. Always adds variety and allows you to mingle with different people and discuss different things.
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got 2 or 3 groups i hang out with
struggle to find time to see everyone i want to see as it is
I'm done with it and its overrated because it takes effort and it exhausts me
struggle to find time to see everyone i want to see as it is
I'm done with it and its overrated because it takes effort and it exhausts me
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I'd much rather just sit in the backyard under the sun with a beer in my hand and listen to music
You can do that and also meet new people. Having multiple groups to catch up with does sound annoying. I really only have one core group.
I have a few different bunches of people, but there's 7 in my main group. We try to catch up every weekend or every fortnight. Then I have some random girlfriends who I probably see once a month each for a dinner date. I love meeting new people.
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Oh no poor u
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Bacon and the love affair people seem to have with telling everyone how wonderful it is.
I eat it and I enjoy it. I don't feel i need to use it as the subject in every joke to make myself seem funny.
I eat it and I enjoy it. I don't feel i need to use it as the subject in every joke to make myself seem funny.
There is a bacon joke epidemic?
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Meeting new people in the right environment is good (like sports team, following your AFL/A League club etc) but it's more like a drip feed kind of thing for me now. But if you're fronting up to a party with only one or two friends and you know no one else that's a bit crappy.
The Chrisco thread.
Come at me.
Come at me.
You sound like you feel you're being forced to meet new people. Just hangout with who you want, which you are, and take it as it comes. New people will float in and out with you having to even try. No effort generally required (in your situation).
I use both
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Do you need a script from the Dr for this?
They're both anti-perspirant so not there for any smell, that's what I use perfume for. It's so I can 100% be confident that I won't have even a hint of B.O. because stinky people are the worst.
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Perfume or smelly stuff doesn't mask BO in my experience, it just runs parallel to it if you work up a sweat.
Well I rarely use antiperspirant and before you ask, no I don't smell.
How do I know this? I've had this discussion at work and asked the guys if they could smell anything and they said nope, I told them I went to the gym before work and I have showers only at night.
They have no reason to lie either, I work with a couple of best mates that I grew up with.
How do I know this? I've had this discussion at work and asked the guys if they could smell anything and they said nope, I told them I went to the gym before work and I have showers only at night.
They have no reason to lie either, I work with a couple of best mates that I grew up with.
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