Haha cos Belfast is right next to London.

Fine. I'll do it for a capri sun and a family pack of monster munch


@turkish_daddy You should just look for a wingman. Someone to go out with who can show you the ropes. ask around on here in the wingman section. Failing that the LSS do a free event every week in central London called the Saturday sarge. It's not great, but it's perfectly fine if you're brand new and just want to dip your toe in the water.

Stop being so needy, figure out what you're actually looking for, a girlfriend isn't going to solve any of your problems. You're not frustrated that you're single you're just falsely identifying that as your issue.

FYI, this isn't a dating site.
Drop the beanie, band t shirts, get a decent hair cut and some new threads.

Ignore anybody who tries to sell advice, step out your comfort zone and start solving your own problems.
A friend or wingman can help, but be careful about letting it hinder your progress.

On a slightly related note, Stein would you settle for a kitkat and quick blowie round the back of the tesco car park?

Anyone can help me!

Yes you're right, you.
You can help you.

Please, I'm a professional. Kitkat chunky.

You already stand out from most of us regular English guys in England. Go and talk to hot English girls, what have you got to lose?

What year are you in at College? When I did computing at University which was bundled in with the Engineering School there was an alarming lack of women. in fact out of the 1000 or so students in my building, there was ONE hot red head that was in 4th year when we were all in first.

Maybe changed nowadays, but when I was at Uni computing was pretty male dominated. Try and get on some nights out with your class mates, whether its ones arranged by them or your institution. Student years are the best years of your life for making new friends and women.

When I was studying computing in uni, there was only two girls in the year, and neither were particularly hot, though everybody was over them like flies on shit, because they were the only girls there. Most computing students are pretty socially inept so its not that difficult to get in there.

Exactly my experience.