iamsubhuman
I'm evil, nigga.
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I (20M) work a full time job in the tech industry. My role is 100% remote so I rarely have a reason to go outside. However after recording data on my personal life I concluded that my social life was in poor state. As a result I decided to pursue hobbies that would allow me to befriend people my age and meet women.
One such hobby led me to connect with a group of physically active young adults. I was instantly taken by a woman (22F), we'll call her Stacy, in the group. (She is slim with a small waist and perfectly round breasts. The cherry on top is her face). Her sense of humor is rather childish but I was still fascinated.
One morning six of us went hiking together. We decided to hold a mini competition; we'd go off into pairs and chose three different routes to complete the trail. Whichever pair completed the trail first would be crowned the winner.
I knew the route well as I had studied the area the night before. However Stacy wasn't familiar with the trail at all. I volunteered to be her guide and companion for the competition. Our only aid were physical maps.
As soon as we embarked on the journey I decided that it would prove fruitful to seize this opportunity to get to know her. I purposely chose a long, complex detour so we could spend more time together. At the start we made great conversation and I found out a lot about her.
However as time went by she grew more frustrated. She kept looking at the map and insisting we're going the wrong way. I told her that the maps were not accurate as they didn't account for path closures and other factors (this was not the truth). After a while she grew more stressed and claimed she needed the toilet. We did find a place she could relieve herself and this seemed to have given her some peace.
After about six hours (the trail itself was roughly three hours) we started making our way back. Stacy had already communicated with the group and began accusing me of taking unnecessary detours.
I simply pointed out her desirable physical features and the impact they have on me. I thought she would be pleased to hear these compliments but she was not. She told me to stop describing her at all and that she doesn't want to hear about my biological responses. She did not speak to me for the rest of our journey.
I've since been kicked out of the group (in fact, everyone in the group has labelled me all sorts of things). Stacy described me as a "selfish, weird asshole" and asked me to "stay far away" from her. I suspect these feelings are temporary and borne out of confusion more than anything.
Am I the asshole for attempting to nurture our connection with the landscape serving as a beautiful backdrop to what could have been? Or should I have not used this particular activity to carry out my plan?
One such hobby led me to connect with a group of physically active young adults. I was instantly taken by a woman (22F), we'll call her Stacy, in the group. (She is slim with a small waist and perfectly round breasts. The cherry on top is her face). Her sense of humor is rather childish but I was still fascinated.
One morning six of us went hiking together. We decided to hold a mini competition; we'd go off into pairs and chose three different routes to complete the trail. Whichever pair completed the trail first would be crowned the winner.
I knew the route well as I had studied the area the night before. However Stacy wasn't familiar with the trail at all. I volunteered to be her guide and companion for the competition. Our only aid were physical maps.
As soon as we embarked on the journey I decided that it would prove fruitful to seize this opportunity to get to know her. I purposely chose a long, complex detour so we could spend more time together. At the start we made great conversation and I found out a lot about her.
However as time went by she grew more frustrated. She kept looking at the map and insisting we're going the wrong way. I told her that the maps were not accurate as they didn't account for path closures and other factors (this was not the truth). After a while she grew more stressed and claimed she needed the toilet. We did find a place she could relieve herself and this seemed to have given her some peace.
After about six hours (the trail itself was roughly three hours) we started making our way back. Stacy had already communicated with the group and began accusing me of taking unnecessary detours.
I simply pointed out her desirable physical features and the impact they have on me. I thought she would be pleased to hear these compliments but she was not. She told me to stop describing her at all and that she doesn't want to hear about my biological responses. She did not speak to me for the rest of our journey.
I've since been kicked out of the group (in fact, everyone in the group has labelled me all sorts of things). Stacy described me as a "selfish, weird asshole" and asked me to "stay far away" from her. I suspect these feelings are temporary and borne out of confusion more than anything.
Am I the asshole for attempting to nurture our connection with the landscape serving as a beautiful backdrop to what could have been? Or should I have not used this particular activity to carry out my plan?