That’s err me btw.

I’m very shy but quietly confident once I get comfortable.

32 comments
  1. come on you already know the answer here

    in High School or College do the nerds pull the most tail or is it the Football players?

    Come on man you know this

  2. I prefer shy, bookish guys into obscure, niche things actually. That way i can learn about their mostly complex hobbies and I probably will never be bored since I’ll most probably enjoy them as well.

    As long as buddy has his own way of taking care of himself and his hobbies, I don’t see why I wouldn’t get along with such a guy

  3. Absolutely. I would never date a man who asks every women commenting on this question on a date athough.

  4. No, but I’m a straight married man. I’m sorry.

    But if I was gay or straight woman, then still no.

  5. I’m a dude but a shy bookish girl would be awesome. Of course girls get to be shy. I think if you are going to be a guy and shy and bookish, you probably gotta be able to get out of the shy stage pretty quick.

  6. Depends on how shy. Wouldn’t want someone too shy that they are a doormat especially outside of the relationship.

  7. Um actually, no joke at all, this *is* my type. Quiet, nerdy, likes books or video games or is a musician. And if they’ve got long brown hair then I’m done for.

    However.

    I have learned that my type has usually also shared some emotional and relational similarities (thanks Freud) which haven’t worked out well for me. I think it might not hurt to try and intentionally avoid my type when I get back out there, and hope I have better luck I guess? 🤷‍♀️

  8. Yeah, so long as he’s not an extremely insecure, controlling, jealous mess. I’ve almost exclusively dated quiet bookish guys and they’ve been lovely for the most part.

  9. I like quiet guys, but I don’t want them tooo soft yknow. I also like when a guy takes the lead too !

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