Parsival
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University is a completely new environment for me, since I went from being one of the best-looking in my school to becoming a normie. Since I didn’t want to get mogged every time I walked through the hallways, I had to improve some parts of my appearance. I usually try to improve my looks, but sometimes I prioritize enjoying things in my life and neglect my appearance a bit. But now I didn’t want to do that anymore if I’m going to get brutally mogged every time I walk through the halls.
I really went from being neglected to having one of my best looks. It really hit me going from being among the few HMTN in my school to a place where there are way more people and a higher number of HMTN. There are actually very few HTN, at least from what I’ve seen. The vast majority of guys there are Mclovins, that would be the average type of person you find there. Then there are taller Mclovins, and above them are the pretty boy HMTN, who represent a considerable but not large percentage of male students.
I don’t really interact much with the students there, I just go, sit down, listen, and that’s it. When we have group work, I usually join any group that is missing a member. I don’t talk to them beyond giving them the answers I got.
Honestly, I like the lifestyle I have right now: I wake up, go to university, don’t talk to anyone, go to my girlfriend’s house, collect oxytocin, and then go back home to study. Although I’m not really taking studying seriously yet, since the topics are still easy enough that I can get by with just a few hours of studying.
It’s a calmer lifestyle compared to what I had in school, since from time to time a foid would show up trying to flirt during breaks, and my neurodivergent mind would make it so that every girl I talked to ended up crying (I’m not joking). The first girl I became “friends” with, I made her cry the very first day I talked to her because I said something about something she was insecure about.
Maybe I’ll make a thread about my experiences with women, because I don’t think I’m bad, I think it’s just that for a newly teenage neurodivergent guy, having to talk to insecure girls… it’s not surprising I didn’t know how to deal with them.
Anyway, I just wanted to give an update and talk about the shock I felt going from being MAYBE HTN, because if we consider normie as the average in my school, then I would be an HTN (top student of my generation, athletic, known by the whole school, and popular with girls). Although I don’t like calling myself HTN, it sounds narcissistic, and narcissists are insecure.
PD: I use IA for translate ts bc im not a native english speaker, if anyone notices it.
I really went from being neglected to having one of my best looks. It really hit me going from being among the few HMTN in my school to a place where there are way more people and a higher number of HMTN. There are actually very few HTN, at least from what I’ve seen. The vast majority of guys there are Mclovins, that would be the average type of person you find there. Then there are taller Mclovins, and above them are the pretty boy HMTN, who represent a considerable but not large percentage of male students.
I don’t really interact much with the students there, I just go, sit down, listen, and that’s it. When we have group work, I usually join any group that is missing a member. I don’t talk to them beyond giving them the answers I got.
Honestly, I like the lifestyle I have right now: I wake up, go to university, don’t talk to anyone, go to my girlfriend’s house, collect oxytocin, and then go back home to study. Although I’m not really taking studying seriously yet, since the topics are still easy enough that I can get by with just a few hours of studying.
It’s a calmer lifestyle compared to what I had in school, since from time to time a foid would show up trying to flirt during breaks, and my neurodivergent mind would make it so that every girl I talked to ended up crying (I’m not joking). The first girl I became “friends” with, I made her cry the very first day I talked to her because I said something about something she was insecure about.
Maybe I’ll make a thread about my experiences with women, because I don’t think I’m bad, I think it’s just that for a newly teenage neurodivergent guy, having to talk to insecure girls… it’s not surprising I didn’t know how to deal with them.
Anyway, I just wanted to give an update and talk about the shock I felt going from being MAYBE HTN, because if we consider normie as the average in my school, then I would be an HTN (top student of my generation, athletic, known by the whole school, and popular with girls). Although I don’t like calling myself HTN, it sounds narcissistic, and narcissists are insecure.
PD: I use IA for translate ts bc im not a native english speaker, if anyone notices it.
