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Need a stereotypical girlfriend

| My situation:In high school. Small town. Have a lot of guy and girl friends, but there isn't much in the town geared toward our interests. If we want to hang out, we play games over discord. Therefore, I'm spending most of my free time at clubs or at home.

There are, however, plenty of nice places to get food, drinks, go shopping, etc. I would like to go out with friends to these places but it seems I'm the only one interested in these things.


| So, essentially, I need a stereotypical girlfriend, who I could go shopping with and get food with and tell feelings to. Thought asking this site for advice was idiotic (still do) but I don't have anything to lose. Advice?


| Basically you need some hometown fling to tied you over until you escape, leaving her heartbroken and trapped in small town america working at the diner while you make moves in the big city. You will only return home each thanksgiving and christmas, sometimes seeing her at the bar, but never actually talking to her.

Right?


| >>138615 no chill


| If it's a small town, I'm sure you already know your options. Try hanging out at local spots by yourself and dating someone online if you really hate being single.


| > Small town
You already have better luck than I do.


| >>138615 I mean, yeah, but I'd hope we'd be equally invested in the relationship.


| Are there any girls in your highschool who you've talked with before and find attractive/fun, but haven't gotten to know very well?


| Do you work a job? More than likely you'll date someone you work with just because you spend so much time together. Think about who you're closest to and try to make some moves.


| OP, that's a recipe for unhappiness. You don't look for love specified by the amenities in your town. If you find someone you really love, you can have fun doing whatever, as long as you're doing it together.

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