How to ask a girl you really like to be your gf/ go out with you? (1 Viewer)

[Maro0uHaa]

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Originally Posted by sXcGuRl69aU
tell her you wanna be on her

I want to be on you.</SPAN>




LLOLLLLLL yh yh and i want to be on both of you P LOLL

 

[zombie omie jay]

your such a player

what

 

[x.christina]

you get ur fatass away from the computer and waddle towards her, during which you spontenaously grow a pair, and ask her out.

ahahaahahaha

 

[William kamel]

wtf, what was the outcome tell us!!!!!!!! So r u gonna have euroasian babies?

 

[bazrah]

Don't bother with girls till you get out of school. Studies show that people who are sexually active in high school are twice as likely to drop out of school, twice as likely not to go university, and on average have 15% lower wages than those who were not sexually active during school years.

 

[Phoenix Fury]

citation needed much

 

[bazrah]

Teenage Sexual Abstinence and Academic Achievement | The Heritage Foundation

Sorry I meant to say twice likely not too graduate from University.

 

[Phoenix Fury]

Teenage Sexual Abstinence and Academic Achievement | The Heritage Foundation

Sorry I meant to say twice likely not too graduate from University.

Ah, fair enough then
Rather interesting read.

 

[bazrah]

Yeah of course it's fairly straight forward because it just proceeds downhill. Once you drop out of high school, your chances of graduating from university and making a fair bit of money drop aswell.

 

[Phoenix Fury]

Which isn't controlled for background, poverty levels, etc.

Educational levels in schools, areas where sex education isn't taught properly etc.

Worst study ever.

However, it might be possible that the differences in academic achievement between sexually active and abstinent teens are due to differences in social background factors such as parental education, gender, race, family structure, and family income. In this paper, regression analyses were used to check for this possibility; in this statistical procedure, abstaining teens were compared to sexually active teens with identical social background characteristics. The inclusion of social background factors such as race, parental education, family income, and family structure had little impact on the findings. Even after inclusion of background factors, teen virginity was found to be a significant and independent predictor of academic success. Abstaining teens did dramatically better academically when compared to sexually active teens from identical socio-economic backgrounds.

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[sXcGuRl69aU]

interesting... i don't really buy it though

 

[little_cutiie]

you called me a moron
thats not nice
you dont even know me

what

 

[meilz92]

dont even bother m8
just wait til u turn 40 before you even bother with girls ok