Friday, January 28, 2011

The Studious Girl

Almost everyone that goes (or went) to school would know the studious girl. Though nobody really knows for sure how they exactly came into existence. Most studious girls are an enigma to their school friends as the only things most people seem to know about them is that they're really smart, score really well, are very responsible, hardworking, and... studies in their free time? Gee, I don't know.. I was too busy asking her the answers for our homework.. ^^;

Studious girls are also the victims of the clark-kent-superman syndrome, where if they remove their glasses (and/or studious demeanor),  they stand out supremely and attract lots of attention. It's only natural that these girls then get tons of guys lining up after them, not to mention that there are many (sick) guys who like studious (and obedient) looking girls to begin with :D;

Unfortunately, most guys get blown away by the extreme coldness of a studious girl (in the relationship department, most studious girls are shyly friendly and nice people overall ^^). The natural reaction to this is to conclude that "ah.. she's been buried in books all her life, she doesn't really know how to handle relationships.. and so she's also a little blunt.. It's okay! I'll try harder next time!!"

Hold your horses, boy. While that's often the case, there's a lot more to it. Studious girls are not stupid.. lol duh I mean, they're not living under a rock. They're more than capable of understanding about relationships and very often, they actually realize it if boys are 'going after' them. The real reason why studious girls are extremely cold towards relationships (usually), is because they don't even need it.

Most studies[1] indicate that studious girls are generally very mature and think a lot about their studies and their career, leaving little, if no time for frivolous dating and relationships. Of course, if the right opportunity[2] comes up, they'd be more than able to recognize it and there are many cases of studious girls with successful relationships. I'd also like to add that studious girls are not all stuffy and boring, no, they do know how to have fun like you and me, it's just that know when to have fun and when to.. do other (more important) stuff :P

In a relationship, studious girls are very mature and often think ahead in terms of the health and sustainability of their relationship. In some cases, she might have a very definite and clear idea of what a relationship should be, and will do her best to reinforce / live up to it. It's not an easy task to argue with a studious girl as her maturity helps her back up all her arguments sufficiently and logically. In the same vein, it takes logic and maturity to get your points across to her ^^

Basically, studious girls are pretty open and friendly girls to begin with ^^ the biggest mistake one could make is to assume that they're (social) recluses or live under a rock. It's important to get to know them more instead of asking for the answers for homework.The biggest barrier to getting to know (and understanding) studious girls is the assumption that they only thing you have in common in studies or homework (and who likes to talk about that?). They are not supplementary books, they have interests like you and me~ (though some might be geekier than others :P) don't judge a book by it's cover ;P


[1] Siew, K. (2021) People I haven't met and what they didn't tell me. Journal of Totally Made Up Stuff  9(3), 14-36
[2] That is, if she meets a mature and suitable guy. Emphasis on 'mature'

6 comments:

  1. XD my friend agreed that she used to be like that. how did u get such an insight on how studious girls feel? been with one? or did u change the gender?

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  2. lol neither T_T; I'm not the type for studious girls maybe.. and I've been a boy forever ;w; though I think it might be fun to be a girl lol

    ...anyways, I guess I just try my best to understand things from other people's points of views *_* then I proceed fill in the gaps with assumptions and bullshit LOL when I explain it it becomes so unreliable sounding :P

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  3. nono when i said did u change the gender... i mean are u a studious guy? lololol sorry for not phrasing it in a clearer way.

    XD but ur assumptions are pretty darn accurate. asked 3 ppl to read ur post and they agreed.

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  4. LOL okay :P sorry~ I'm not a studious guy at all ;o; I'm actually the laziest, non-studying type ^o^;

    hehee thank youuu :3~!

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  5. why do u focus the whole thing to one particular gender... are you saying that there is no such thing as a studious guy?

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  6. oh no la.. got such thing as the opposite gender as well~ I normally do these things with a specific gender so that it's easier for people to relate to them :3

    but yeah, it does apply to all genders, male, female and everything in between ^_^ ..i think

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