Nerds rule so don't chang!

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Yup I'm nerdy and I know it.

If you try to change me you'll regret it. I'm like.... monies $$. if I have spare change I will take it from the vendor DESPITE of it being a change.

it makes me feel I have a lisp, so that is why I said happy thtar warth day!

May the fourth be with you!

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Good job that he's gone!! ! I had the Aspie Brute-Squad at the ready!! They are gonna be bummed now, (wait he still owes you money....hee hee) but there's always another as*hole out there. You seem like a very sweet girl and definitely don't need a guy like that.

ps. thank you for the Nerd Guy pep-talk. I have found a nerdy-girl on OKCupid (imagine that) and we have been texting, we work crazy schedules so we haven't been able to meet yet. But, I have my fingers crossed!

Sapiosexual - I love it!

One of the most pleasant surprises I found when I started online dating is how many ladies appreciate a nerdy/geeky dude.

I know....finally I can wear that "Soylent Green is PEOPLE!" t-shirt on a date and be appreciated for it!

I used to be nerdier in high school, now I'm at the awkward stage where I'm not nerdy anymore, but I'm not a cool club going Natty Ice drinking bro either. Oh well.

Whats a "Natty Ice"?

update: I googled it and Urban Dictionary filled me in.....

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Every single guy I've ever liked has been a nerd.

I am proud of myself.

Nerds who stayed singles or virgins for too long and seem nothing is happening soon certainly need some CHANGE!

Yeah, it's weird in that, some of my hobbies are super duper nerdy hobbies, too nerdy for nerds, really. I'm pretty well obsessed with old Japanese music, and a big anime fan, but on the other hand, I like cars, weightlifting, figure skating, which aren't "nerdy" hobbies (though figure skating is a sport full of weird introverted folks.) I think the main thing is I don't keep up with nerd "fashion" so to speak, as in I don't keep track of the trends going on, and actively participate in "nerd culture" or whatever. Like a lot of my friends after high school got into tabletop RPG gaming. Me, I didn't (though I've tried D&D before, sorta fun,) but for them, it was an issue of the tabletop RPG gaming giving them a good social group and social time, and not so much their actual interest in the games. I didn't understand this until recently. But, there's just a seeming distance between me and "nerd culture" now, I still have friends into that stuff, but on a whole, I feel about as awkward there as I do in a room full of "bros" or "preps" or whatever.

And my clothing and dress is pretty "preppy" as in high school I wore really crappy clothes, almost like an unintentional grunge look, now I buy preppy clothes at Salvation Army for about no money. I'll get a pair of, say, Hilfiger jeans for $2-3, Polo t-shirts for sometimes 33c, etc. I figure I don't need my clothes to express me in anyway, and it's just pointless if I totally don't care about what people think to spend $20 a pop on shirts with funny slogans or something on them to express how much I don't care about what people think. So I like the preppy clothes in that they provide good social camouflage and don't make me stand out.

Oh well, c'est la vie. I don't really think I'd get along with too many "nerd" girls anyway, for basically the reasons I've stated above. Maybe one day I'll meet a girl in the position I'm in. I might already have, but only time will tell.

Maybe the issue is that the women are not talking nerdy

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People who call nerds are hipsters

Haha, can't be more true.

Megan Fox calls herself nerd because she uses twitter....

Actually change can help to an extent and it will help confidence. I don't understand why change is a negative term as people always think it involves compromise, change can improve your life and you don't need to make a total compromise of who you are.