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Any advice?
Hi guys, I want to get to know a girl who goes to my school. I often see her around, and we’ve made eye contact a few times. I sent her a follow request on Instagram and she followed me back. How can I get to know her in real life?
1 like • 16d
@Francesco Varriale The best ice breaker can be reading the room. Whatever's happening around you — an awkward silence, a chaotic vibe, someone staring at their phone like it owes them money — just acknowledge it and add a little humour to it. Trust me, nothing works better than this. How it looks in real life: Room's dead quiet → "This place has the energy of a Monday morning exam. You surviving?" Everyone's loud and hyped → "Okay so apparently nobody told me this was a concert. I came completely unprepared." She's on her phone → "Let me guess — pretending to be busy so nobody talks to you? Same honestly." AC is freezing → "I don't know what's colder — this room or my social life. Anyway, hi." Event is running late → "We've been waiting so long I think we're legally friends now."
0 likes • 3h
@Ognjen Milanovic Spot on. Rejection is just the universe’s way of saying 'keep moving.' You just gotta stay fluid, man.
Story time 💫
Hi folks! Hope you all doing awesome. Just want to share a story. I've heard recently. A young man wanted to marry a farmer's beautiful daughter. So, he went to the farmer and asked for her hand. The farmer looked him over and said, "Son, I want to make sure my daughter ends up with the right man. Go out to that field. I'm going to release three bulls, one at a time. If you can catch the tail of any one of them, you can marry my daughter." The young man grinned. "That sounded easy enough." He walked into the field and waited. Suddenly, boom! The barn doors burst. open and outcharged the biggest, angriest, most terrifying bull he had ever seen. The ground shook with every step. The bull snorted, grunted, and flung mud into the air. The young man's eyes widened. "Nope, not this one." He quickly jumped aside and let the first bull pass. A moment later, boom! The second barn door swung open. And this one, even bigger, even meaner. The young man didn't even hesitate. Whatever comes next has to be better than this. He stepped aside again and let the second bull run right past him. Then the third door creaked open slowly and out came a tiny, skinny, wobbly bull. The young man grinned. This is it. He stepped into position, waited for just the right moment, jumped with perfect timing. But as he reached out to grab the tail, he froze. There was no tail, nothing to catch. And just like that, the third bull was gone. Gone. Just like his chance to marry the girl. Because life is full of opportunities. Some will be hard. Some will be terrifying. Some might seem impossible. But if you let every opportunity pass you by, waiting for the perfect one, you might just end up with nothing at all. So take the chance while you still. Peace out 🖖
Story time 💫
1 like • Feb 8
@Kaitlyn Janson Appreciate that, Kaitlyn 🙌 Glad it landed where it needed to. Stories have their own timing.
1 like • Feb 8
@Kaitlyn Janson 🫂
Confidence Community
Hello folks! Hope you’re all doing awesome, as always. On 29th Jan last year, I became part of this amazing community. The OGs know this but back then Jason did one-on-one video calls with everyone. That call was a real turning point for me. It was the first time I spoke with an American outside of work related conversations. I work at Amazon, so I do interact with international teams, but this was different. That single conversation genuinely helped me build real confidence. Then came the challenges. I won one too yes, technically my first dollar earned 😄 I still remember how happy I was telling my family about it. That moment made me believe that if I put my mind into something, I can actually achieve it. 2025 turned out to be one of the best years of my life, especially after losing my dad to COVID. I went through a really dark phase mentally, and for me this community was never just a platform. It became a space where real people showed up for each other and helped one another grow. This year, I took more time off work for festivals and events than ever before and truly enjoyed life. I did a lot of crazy things stepping up for challenges here, meeting a singer I had been listening to for the last 3 years, getting back into the game and approaching sassy ladies 😄, hanging out with the homies, making memories, and spending quality time with my family. The November 7-Day Challenge deserves a special mention. Recording, approaching people, and just putting myself out there was one of the funniest and most rewarding experiences I’ve had. I learned something very important from it if you don’t have the courage to grab an opportunity when it shows up, chances are it won’t come back unless you’re insanely lucky or have a wild connection with the universe 😅. I truly appreciate every single one of you here. If I start mentioning names, this post will turn into a 20-mark exam essay, and I’ll spare you that 😄 Jason, honestly, thank you for creating such a spectacular platform. Things have been a little quiet lately, and I do get disappointed in myself when I can’t contribute as much as I used to, but I’m working on it. Massive respect to the amazing folks who are still showing up, sharing value, and keeping the energy alive.
Confidence Community
1 like • Feb 6
@Marek Olos thanks man! And you inspire me.. to think positivity.
1 like • Feb 7
@Marek Olos Haha love that Gif bro!
Debugging life, One boss fight at a time
Intro: Full stack web dev by trade, problem solver by habit I speak fluent JavaScript sarcasm, and a bit of caffeine platinum’d Bloodborne so I’m calm under pressure and used to dying a lot before winning and currently navigating my 20s like it’s an early access game buggy, expensive, and no clear tutorial I question things, build things, and occasionally break things just to understand them better and If it’s about tech, ideas, or how to outthink the system I’m in If it’s about small talk, I probably left the chat....
Debugging life, One boss fight at a time
1 like • Jan 31
Haha this is such a real intro 😂 Early-access life with no tutorial hits hard. Respect the ‘break things to understand them’ mindset.
Comfort Is Expensive.
It costs you the life you say you want. Every time you choose comfort over courage, you delay the version of you that’s capable of more. Growth feels awkward. Learning feels uncomfortable. Starting feels scary. But staying the same? That quietly costs you years. You don’t need to be fearless. You just need to move despite the fear. The life you want is on the other side of uncomfortable decisions. Choose growth. Even when it stretches you.
3 likes • Jan 31
Comfort has a hidden bill. Paid in years. Choosing growth. Always.✌️🔥
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Shubham Kumar
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In my spare time, My favorite pastimes include burying my nose in a good book,playing some sick video games and Long walk.

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