Still going over data from interaction with Julia. I stopped recording all interactions about a month ago, but last night I remembered something that confused me. On Valentine's day, I saw Julia at the old Village Market, Village Market West. She was behind that glass window thing and she was staring at me with an upset look, presumably because I didn't ask her out. But I tried. On the Thursday before Valentine's day, I waited for her after the accounting midterm and asked if she wanted to get something to eat and she said she had to study. I presumed that she turned me down. Could she be as "dumb" as I am when it comes to relationships? In the past, I had girls asked me if I wanted to get something to eat or get some coffee and I turned them down, thinking it was only a friendly gesture, only to find out later they wanted to start something. Could Julia or other girls out there be as "dumb" as me? This is a type of scenario that I had never accounted for, I always assumed that women were naturals when it comes to relationships. I'll have to adjust and plan for such a scenario.
Another thing I want to jot down is insecurity in attraction. I think I'm insecure when it comes to attraction. I noticed a pattern when going over old data. It seems as though I always turn down the hot girls or presume they are not attracted to me even though they are, and it seems like I always go for the cute, but nerdy girls. But why though? I'm a nerd, and most nerds would kill to be in my position. In middle school and high school, some of the popular girls were attracted to me even though I was a loser and now I'm attracting sorority girls even though I'm a nobody. Am I being logical or insecure here? Just because a woman is attractive doesn't mean she'll cheat or dump me for the next guy, and just because a woman is nerdy doesn't mean she's faithful. It's illogical to stereotype. Am I being insecure? Is that why I tend to go for nerdy girls?
Note to self: Don't be insecure, don't stereotype woman, plan for scenario where the woman is dumb when it comes to relationships.
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