Anonymous
6/25/2025, 2:54:37 PM
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Femanons, do you think women hear different things than what we say?
Today, I passed by my old humanities college for nostalgia. I saw three girls talking and asked if exams were done so I could visit my old classmates. Turns out they were S2, not S4, and had already finished. They asked about me, so I introduced myself and shared my experience last year, eventually they found out how I passed all my exams on the first try without retakes. They were impressed, which was flattering.
One of the girls had told me her name earlier, but I'd forgotten. She asked me about it few moments later, I apologized because that was my mistake. We kept talking about my study methods and coursework.
Soon her friends noticed our conversation and joined us, forming a small circle around me. Then she surprised me by offering her phone number, saying she wanted to stay in touch for advice and to discuss course material, since she liked how I explained things.
I cautioned her about giving out her number so freely, explaining from experience that in-person discussions with classmates are more productive than online chats that eventually go cold. But she insisted I'd promised to share my number with them, though I only remember saying I was happy to talk right then since I didn't have anything better to do.
In conclusion, when talking to women do we actually engage in the same conversation because it felt like she was under the wrong impression and heard things that I didn't say.
One of the girls had told me her name earlier, but I'd forgotten. She asked me about it few moments later, I apologized because that was my mistake. We kept talking about my study methods and coursework.
Soon her friends noticed our conversation and joined us, forming a small circle around me. Then she surprised me by offering her phone number, saying she wanted to stay in touch for advice and to discuss course material, since she liked how I explained things.
I cautioned her about giving out her number so freely, explaining from experience that in-person discussions with classmates are more productive than online chats that eventually go cold. But she insisted I'd promised to share my number with them, though I only remember saying I was happy to talk right then since I didn't have anything better to do.
In conclusion, when talking to women do we actually engage in the same conversation because it felt like she was under the wrong impression and heard things that I didn't say.
