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   by pensast 9y ago

   In most East Asian cultures, there's no need for this type of small talk if you can find a personal connection with them. For example, if you are a friend of a friend of a friend, then you're "in." Since most East Asians
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   by pensast 9y ago

   Interest depends on context. Just because someone isn't interested in someone at first, doesn't mean they won't be after meeting them again. Would you say the same thing about introducing people to food? I have a friend that
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   by pensast 9y ago

   I wonder if this is the same across cultures? I'm a guy and high ego myself, and all my close friends are guys. I also joined a frat in college. Most of the time, if I"m trying to "befriend" a woman it's for romanti