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A stranger sent footage of me doing pushups at the end of the mud run yesterday. I think it explains itself.
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Alleluia was sworn in as a lawyer yesterday, and a group of her friends wound up at the pub afterwards where I joined them to represent her housemates.
I noticed that somehow, I wound up talking overwhelmingly to girls. At one point I was the only person with a Y chromosome amongst seven people talking (and it was a pretty girly conversation.) This seems to happen to me a lot. I just seem to drift in that direction in social situations. I get along reasonably well with guys, but I do seem to be more comfortable around girls. I have more female friends than most guys I know. I suspect that most of the people who will comment on this post will be female. I am very happy living in a house with three girls where my job is to make the tea. Last week out of curiosity I looked at Sydney sharehouse listings, and came across a place in Chippendale that was a house of three girls looking for "a housetrained boy" who doesn't mind watching various codes of football. The perfect place for me if I were to move to Sydney!
I do enjoy rugby and most other sports, I am a regular at the gym, and I like doing pushups in the mud, but in a lot of ways, I am just not very blokey. I'm not girly either, but I do seem to fit better in those circles than amongst most guys. (In case you were wondering, I don't think it's about sex either. I am perfectly capable of being close to girls without it being sexual.)
So there you have it. One way or another, I like girls.
YW: My rowing continues. I keep finding new and interesting ways to structure my workouts. Yesterday it was starting with 100m, then 200m, then 300m, and so on until I had reached 1.3km. My total distance at that point was a shade under 10km, so I did enough to put me over the top. My total distance is now over 83km and I am confident of making it to 200km, though there is a low level muscle soreness that has developed.
