That doesn;t mean they will turn you down for a date lol .. .

Here is your assignment: Ask 15 girls out on dates and see how many say yes or no.

Come back in 2 weeks and give us the results.

there are so many women in college......i wish i was single more throughout it now...once i was back on the market, boy.....it was bananas

:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:


There are plenty of girls like me who fairly the same way as you, who are looking for people to go out with. You'll find someone. or several.

I would date you... but I'm afraid BobbyThDon would have to kick your butt. And online fighting is just never fun. :(

But James is right .... that doesn't mean they won't go on a date with you. Even hos need a good guy once in a while. j/k

I had the best of both worlds; a boyfriend at a school 400 miles away. When I wanted to be "taken", I acted as such and when I wanted to date and have fun, I did :)

I have, however, gained scruples and a conscience since then! I'm really a very nice suburban soccer mom :(

Try meeting girls at church, a religious social group, a class, or your dorm.

Since you are religious, you are probably a member of a church or temple. I suggest that you talk to your priest/minister/rabbi and ask if there are any single women looking to meet someone or if there are social events for single people. My priest is always trying to be a matchmaker for the singles. Good luck!

so hey whats going on ;) ;) lol

maybe we should leave these two alone....heheh

I had a really good setup too--I was single during freshman year, after having been in unhealthy relationships before then, and dated a lot. Partied three nights a week. Then, during sophomore year and junior, I was in a long-distance relationship...which allowed me to go out w/ my friends without having someone as a distraction. I spent my junior year abroad, which a lot of my friends in relationships actually opted out of doing in order to stay close to their SO.

So, being single can be a good thing for you. I love being in a relationship, but I've learned that it's being with a specific person that's nice about being attached, not simply "having someone."