Xooshdheere
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:siilaanyolaugh:This is the perfect example of a socially awkward Faarax..wu i caayaya but what he really wants to say is
.hey hello, what's up? Dhinac u ka bilaabo ma garanayo
Why are some Somali guys awfully awkward?
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Hey Slick Rick...can I ask why
IMO it's ironically a mixture of familiarity & predictability. And to be honest, I feel like there's different expectations from Somali girls than there are from white or black girls. They're easier to converse with too[/QUOTE]
Interesting. I’m the complete opposite. Due to our parents coming to the West because of the war, and having no one to relate my life to besides other Somali boys, I felt like I related more with Somali girls than ajanabi chicks (Hoyo throwing dacas at your face). Having sisters helped too.
Xooshdheere
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naag culus baa tahay
Right now I don't really live around too many Somalis, so I'm automatically good with every Somali guy in his 20's I run into whether at barbershops, events etc. so I understand there's a level of relatability that lets us get a long to an extent 95% of the time. For some reason, it's just not transferable to the girls? With them, half the time it's the literal same dry cookie cutter conversation that's hard to deviate from.
Are you North American btw?
ngl, I feel the same way. But why is that? I can’t really put my finger on it..
[/QUOTE]I think it purely comes down to expectations? When you're talking to an ajnabi, you're just a stranger possibly trying to shoot his shot. Maybe she'll entertain you, maybe she won't. Whereas with Somalis you're expected to be a certain way? I don't know, even with normal conversations, I feel like there's a smaller overlap of interests? Admittedly, the latter is probably very individual though.
Maybe I should get into k-pop
Though they'll probably try to shove me into the gay bestie category 
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="Slickback, post: 1082115, member: 5518"]Right now I don't really live around too many Somalis, so I'm automatically good with every Somali guy in his 20's I run into whether at barbershops, events etc. so I understand there's a level of relatability that lets us get a long to an extent 95% of the time. For some reason, it's just not transferable to the girls? With them, half the time it's the literal same dry cookie cutter conversation that's hard to deviate from.
Are you North American btw?
ngl, I feel the same way. But why is that? I can’t really put my finger on it..
I think it purely comes down to expectations? When you're talking to an ajnabi, you're just a stranger possibly trying to shoot his shot. Maybe she'll entertain you, maybe she won't. Whereas with Somalis you're expected to be a certain way? I don't know, even with normal conversations, I feel like there's a smaller overlap of interests? Admittedly, the latter is probably very individual though.
Maybe I should get into k-pop
kkkkkkk, tbh somali girls are not different to non-somali girls. But I understand what you mean, and I feel the same way. Most of my guy friends are ajinabis, and I have no problem conversing to them. However when there is a somali guy with them, I try to avoid conversing with the somali dude. idk, I just feel like it’s awkward. Like we can’t just talk like friends because he is somali too. I don’t feel this way when talking the ajinabis.. I think its just irrational thinking.
I want to change this tho because guy friends end up catching feelings, and I don’t want to be with no ajinabi man.
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Oh, I get you now. You’re bored of them soomaha?
Nah, from down under, the land we do drive-bys on Kangaroos.
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And this is when your typical Xalimo gets awkward and legs it..naag culus baa tahay
kkkkkkk, tbh somali girls are not different to non-somali girls. But I understand what you mean, and I feel the same way. Most of my guy friends are ajinabis, and I have no problem conversing to them. However when there is a somali guy with them, I try to avoid conversing with the somali dude. idk, I just feel like it’s awkward. Like we can’t just talk like friends because he is somali too. I don’t feel this way when talking the ajinabis.. I think its just irrational thinking.
I want to change this tho because guy friends end up catching feelings, and I don’t want to be with no ajinabi man.
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I see the virus has not spread there yet. All of my sister's friends have fallen victim to the virus. Although I'm being unfair since they're mostly teens and early 20's I suppose.
And I see what you mean. I know there's a Xalimo out there watching mma, trash talking TV shows and cracking politically incorrect jokes as I type this
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lets shukansi
I think it's fair to say both genders are awkward
..you can stop now lolAnd this is when your typical Xalimo gets awkward and legs it..
notice how you fucked up the whole quote game in this thread, la xawla
and you still haven't answer me, what part of Somalia are you from?
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siilkaga vaseline mariI think it's fair to say both genders are awkward
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siilkaga vaseline mari
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Who rasied you
Xooshdheere
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Who rasied you
hooyo iyo aabo
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The part where it's common to say waryaa walaal/naya walaal
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