xxZeromancerlovexx wrote:
I'm into video games like Pokemon, Super Smash Bros., Tekken and Heroes of Might and Magic. I also love manga and classic literature. I enjoy music like The Birthday Massacre and Thirty Seconds to Mars and I could watch the movie Sucker Punch until the apocalypse!
That's good! Like I said, I don't mind if a girl has different interests than me but it's very important that she has interests. Otherwise she seems boring. She seems passionless.
When I date a girl who has different interests to me, I see it as an opportunity to get into new hobbies, movies or music. In fact, some of my favourite bands have been introducted to me by one particular girl I used to date. I'd never heard of them before her.
It's good for us guys to get exposed to new interests and it's also good for us to meet girls who already share interests in common. You like video games and manga? More than half the young men I know like video games and manga! Guys love girls who are into video games and manga.
Don't worry about video games being too boyish. Video games aren't just for guys, they're for everyone. None of your hobbies or interests detract from your femininity and even if you want to be a tomboy, that doesn't make you less dateable. I actually kind of like tomboys.
I know this sounds cliché, but be yourself. Really. When it comes to dating, I like to see girls getting into the stuff they're into. It lets me know they're passionate about something. I'd rather see a girl being passionate about something I've never heard of than being phegmanetic about something she's not really into.
Please don't feel like you need to be more feminine. I'd be much more interested in a girl who's good at being herself than a girl who's failing at being someone else.
I'm scared that because I love 90s and early 2000s cartoons instead of Loubitons that guys will view me as weird and manly.
I am not looking for a relationship right now but I am very concerned.[/quote]
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