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The Advice You’re Given Might Not Actually Help You
For best results, be true to yourself and other people
Have you ever looked up advice online about how to attract someone, whether it’s new friends or that cute girl in your class?
I completely understand if you have. I’ve been in your shoes before!
You see, growing up, I didn’t really have any reliable source of information. My parents only wanted me to focus on my schoolwork and weren’t really interested in conversations about life like I was, my sister treated my like a nuisance, 95% of my peers paid no attention to and/or looked down on me, and the other 5% I got to interact with were just about in the same boat as I was.
So just about the only I could do (and did) was turn to the search engines and myself.
I remember the countless times I would head over to Google and search up “how to get a girl to like you” or “how to get more friends at school.” And because I was such a curious boy when it came to life and the world around me, I asked countless other questions too.
