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Asking her out is advice.

That is exactly what Shadow said as well. The only reason it is going in circles is because you refuse to accept our advice and are just doing exactly what you would have done anyway. Everyone that has given you advice as been in the same situation, it's a part of growing up and you learn how to...

We have been trying to help you, but you've ignored our advice and just kept doing what you were doing. Stop making excuses and just do it.

This guy seems to have it as well, hence why I made the comparison.

You talk about not making excuses then make one. And I don't want a private message with signs, just go for it.

The fact that you're writing out lists like this and making excuses rather than making changes.

Mate, they won't get scared away as long as you don't act weird afterwards. Mind you, I hardly talk to the people that I really liked in high school because we went our separate ways and I just stopped caring. If you make the effort to be friends and don't make it awkward you won't lose them.

It's not easy because you're over analysing and becoming overly attached. Just go for it, it'll become easier in the future as well when you realise how easy it is after doing it a couple of times.

Stop over analysing, it makes you clingy and become overly attached before anything has happened. Just ask her out.

Go for it before you give up, you may still have a chance, go for it first and that way you'll know.

No, she'll get sick of waiting for you to ask her out and move on. You're trying to argue against people that have experience in this. I used to be like you and failed miserably every time. I changed within myself, changed how I approached things and my success improved. Have confidence in...

This thread is great. Coming from someone that used to be like OP all the advice in this thread has been correct. When you ask them out early enough you don't care whether she says no. If she does it doesn't matter, if she says yes great. You're just making it more likely she'll say no if you...

I was tempted to sleep through my lecture the morning because I've established any class before 12 is stupid o'clock.

I bought from Zookal last semester, probably going to go with them again as they're cheaper than the only other places that Booko can find for the one textbook I need to get.

I've had two lectures, one of which I have to regularly podcast because I have work. But on the pluside I'm being given one of my textbooks so I only need to buy one this semester so yay.

I haven't noticed any negative attitude being taken against those from the west(if Parramatta can even really be called the west :P). Most of the people I've met at uni are somewhat from the west. And their biggest issue seems to be the fact they have to be up really early to get to uni.

Re: The p00n thread You're talking about positive rights. Positive rights aren't natural rights and require you placing obligation upon someone else. I don't have a right to education, but I have the ability to go out and acquire it in exchange for money(or another good or service. Money is...

Well, that was entertaining.

Watching other people stress out is my favourite part.

First years seem to have the most negative opinion of it amongst the undergrads...