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" By now, you probably think you know people. You know what jokes to tell, which clothing styles to wear, and what flirting tactics to use to bring &amp;quot;all the boys to the yard.&amp;quot; You have mastered people... from your hometown! In college, you are thrown into a whole different arena. Don&amp;#039;t panic\u2014I&amp;#039;m here to help! There will be a lot of people you meet, exchange numbers with, and never hear from again, especially within the first weeks. I thought she liked me... you may think to yourself. I remember scrambling for friends, constantly on edge, awaiting texts asking me to dinner. I later realized that there&amp;#039;s a difference between meeting someone who is nice versus someone you actually click with. Some people will think they know you and not mind enforcing their opinions. How annoying! But think about it: they attended a different school in a different city. They will have a different definition of &amp;quot;normal&amp;quot; than you and morals that could drastically differ from yours. Yes, their advice can be obnoxious sometimes, but you must understand where they are coming from, and that is somewhere else. A good handful of boys want to just get &amp;quot;in your pants.&amp;quot; Why not? You are beautiful and boys can be immature. Some are sweethearts, and some only know how to act like one. A good way to test if they are the real deal is how they treat your friends: Do they stick around to hog all of your attention or do they take the time to make your friends feel included? However, boys are nothing to be scared about, just handled with caution. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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