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| 2 | It's crazy how important social circle and status isYeah, there’s probably not a clear answer to that. I don’t even think there’s a definite number which makes it harder to define a BIG social circle. I think being the “single vs. relationship” situation gets worse the older you get. Being single at 30 is considered weirder than being single at 17, for instance. But this is just my perception, I could be wrong. I’m sure it lessens with time as you get older and more mature, though. I’m currently in college and have experienced it to some degree, … | /r/seduction | 09/09/21 09:54 PM |
| 1 | It's crazy how important social circle and status isThat’s a good question. I would say that there probably is a difference, not a big difference though. I’m 20, and from what I’ve experienced, most of the time “popularity” has meant a big social circle and being “cool” (which I think was another word for being funny, socially intelligent I guess) and I think that pretty much still applies. Popular basically means that you’re liked by many/the majority, and there’s a fairly big chance that you’re liked by many of you have a big social circle. | /r/seduction | 09/09/21 04:46 PM |
| 1 | It's crazy how important social circle and status isAs a woman, I would say this applies as well. Not just in terms of dating but with people in general. If you don’t have many friends people somehow find you weird. Socializing has never come easy to me and being “popular” with many friends has never interested me anyway. But then I realize that maybe I have to. | /r/seduction | 08/09/21 09:21 PM |
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