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How to be a friendly and socialite. because i have some guy in my class do not like to talk to me. ( i'm good listener )?
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Trying to hard: Other boys get suspicious of boys who try to hard to be social and friendly. Or they get suspicious of boys whose friends are all girls. Get some aloofness. Try to be less intense. Try less.
Answered 9/30/2017
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