How much interaction do you have with the opposite sex?
Daily? Weekly? Monthly?
i quit. fuck the cycle of life and fuck having children.
I talk to my sister nearly every day.
My ex has talked to me everyday since I left her. Still trying to make me feel bad, I guess
>>26220511
almost dailymy group of friends is mainly girls
>>26220511
Once in 3 years.
I'm pretty much secluded.
>>26220511
I haven't spoken to another person that isnt family for five months.
daily because i talk to my mom everyday
>>26220511
Daily - mum and sister, of course.
>>26220511
If counting mom then it's daily but without mom it's yearly.
I talk to some of my middle-aged grill coworkers few times a week, but is work related.
I havent talked to a girl around my age for 4-5 years now tho
I don't think family should count, if so maybe once a month
I can't remember the last time.
>>26220511
some bitch in a fast food restuarant
outside of stupid shit like that, the last time i think i actually had any meaningfull conversation with a girl is probably when my mom died
I talk to female avatars when I ERP grown men over the internet... does that count?
>>26220767
Same.
But for someone outside of family. And not online. I would have to say it's been like 5 months since I talked to one.
A little bit. There is this black girl in class who I'm 90% sure wants the dick, I'm not a race mixer though. There is another qtp2t girl in my afternoon class but she is way out of my league and it never goes beyond a simple conversation.
not daily usually. there's a girl from another city i talk to a few times a week. also when i see my friends there's usually a couple gfs around. otherwise, at school when we get grouped up and stuff.
i also do live music so occasionally i get girls coming up to me for that.
been going on small pseudo dates with my ex because i really miss her and, because i was the one who fucked it all up, i may have a chance still. i mean that's gotta be a good sign, right? that she'll still see me? fuggg everything has gone downhill since we split.
