Well… Not really
She’s quite literally (not figuratively) a genius. When I saw genius I mean… Albert Einstein level smart. 100x smarter than I could ever hope to be… I’m considered to be the “smart one” out of my friend group. Not trying to sound cocky, it is a general statement regularly talked about amongst my group.
I can almost guarantee she would find my friends boring.
She would NOT have fun hanging out with my friends. There is no conduct amongst my friends that she would have an issue. She would probably just find them boring. Smoking pot and drinking alcohol (not simultaneously) is probably the worst thing my friend group partakes in… Whether you call that despicable/morally objectionable… depends. It’s a group of young adults in their early 20’s, I wouldn’t exactly call this an uncommon scenario.
It’s very common here, and it’s a lot of fun provided you have a day free with nothing to worry about
I am potentially judging a book by it’s cover, which is unfair of me
She actually is a really, REALLY amazing young woman. If I knew she wouldn’t reject me I’d 100% go for it.
But I imagine someone who has say… never seen a movie akin to SAW would be a little bit freaked out when they see the movies I like to watch. For someone who has probably never really heard metal, can’t imagine they’d be psyched when my car turns on and cattle decapitation roars from my phone etc.
I like the fact that she’s smarter than I am. I can talk to her about various interpersonal dynamics (high emotional intelligence), sociopolitical hot takes/topics, geopolitical affairs etc and she will actually know what I’m talking about. But she’s only 18… Not sure if it’s appropriate (i’m 22). In theory it shouldn’t matter considering she is unlike any other 18 y.o i’ve ever met
She’s about to graduate from college. But it’s true… I don’t want to introduce her to my world
If my friends are going to smoke and drink from time to time, I don’t want to take someone who has never been around anything like that before… and put them in that environment… imo I would consider that morally objectionable on my part. Then there’s the music, the movies I watch, my overtly pessimistic outlook, my shortcomings (if things became serious I can’t have kids, my long term prognosis from a physical health pov is poor etc).
I don’t think someone like me should be in a relationship considering I likely can’t provide what a man should be able to provide… kids being the big one… I’ve always thought about that