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Why do some guys act differently around their friends?

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Reply 20

UWS

TSR, where people argue over the definition of the word 'teen'.

Reply 21

Original post by macromicro

University isn't for everyone.

Thank you very much for delighting me with your sense of humor once again. :biggrin:

Reply 22

Original post by UWS

TSR, where people argue over the definition of the word 'teen'.

Reply 23

Abdukazam

Original post by UWS

TSR, where people argue over the definition of the word 'teen'.

Lol. It's just Idk how many people here are international students who speak it as a second language, so may confuse them.

Reply 24

Original post by Abdukazam

Lol. It's just Idk how many people here are international students who speak it as a second language, so may confuse them.

I wasn't even strictly speaking about age, when calling someone who is twelve a teenager. The social experiences, learning, growing which are associated with being a teen often happen at or even before 12. Lol.

Reply 25

Abdukazam

Original post by EC

True, I know some people in their 40s who are basically children.

Besides, I prefer the term little brat to describe teens.

Reply 26

username2705335

Original post by UWS

TSR, where people argue over the definition of the word 'teen'.

Reply 27

Anonymous #1

Title seems a little vague... Being rude to who also? As humans it is difficult to act the same 100% of the time. Your actions will change depending on the levels of respect and how comfortable you are amongst the people you are with.

I'd be a lot more playful with a girl I've known for a while in comparison to a girl I'm getting to know... As an example. It would also depend on the girl as well. It isn't just a male thing either it applies to everyone.

Reply 28

ddrrzzeerr

There is nothing wrong with acting differently around different people. Nobody is 1 dimensional. He is still him even if he acts differently in different situations.

I act differently around my friends compared to my Mrs. I act differently around my Gran, around my parents, around my in laws, around my boss, around my colleagues with everyone really. It is normal human social behaviour to adapt to your surrounds and mirror how others act. It helps us to get on with people.

(edited 7 years ago)

Reply 29

Angry Bird

Original post by EC

Why so? They're young teens. Wth?

catalina are u 12? :laugh:

Reply 30

Original post by Angry Bird

catalina are u 12? :laugh:

Lmfao. Shut up. :cry:

I'm glad you still remember my name even after changing it.

Reply 31

S2M

Original post by saraxh

Title

Both genders are odd creatures.

Reply 32

trustmeimlying1

Original post by Novascope

I only remember teenage boys doing this tbh, especially in school/college. Most of the time it's to impress their friends, they'll learn someday.

Like for the boobs.

Reply 33

King_786

Thats kinda true. In front of my friends im crazy and confident. At home you don't have the kind of freedom cause you don't go to your older brother and randomly drop him to the ground and run away. You'd simply just die.