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I am the shy math nerd finally starting to come out of his shell in high school. Not a total nerd, I play club soccer, run, volunteer. Not great at meeting new people, but the people who are my friends know that they can trust me.

She is the social butterfly. Makes friends easily. Knows how to make conversation with anyone. Couple of close friends. Artistic. Good looking. Sadly, she is almost my complete opposite except for a couple of character traits that we share.

Here's my question.

I know she has had several boyfriends, one for a couple of years 6th - 9th grade, but she is single right now. I started talking to her at the end of the school year and I think I have a chance.

However, I also know that she is kind and friendly to Anyone and she is used to talking and flirting with guys on a regular basis.

I took her on a date and it went very well. We laughed a lot and got to know each other pretty well. We hugged at the end of the date(I didn't really push the kiss since it would have been my first and I was still trying to get to know her better)

How do I know if she thinks of me as just another guy(she has gone on dates with so many other guys) or do I really have a chance to be her boyfriend? Are there any things I can look for that could tell me without her directly telling me(which I know probably won't happen)?

Sorry for the long explanation.

I know that we can get many fears by a traumatic experience of some sort. However, there are some fears that I have, like the fear of heights, which I have never really had a reason for. I just wanted to know if genetics could also create an irrational fear in a person.

I'm not really looking for personal stories.

I'm looking for some sort of proof, such as a study, that proves it either way. The study doesn't have to be decisive. I was just curious if this had been thought about before.

And yes, I have seen the other questions that relate to this. The answers just did not satisfy me.

Alright, argue away.

My parents said that it had something to do with stronger emotions because we cannot think as clearly.

Is there some chemical in our brain that causes this?

Recently, my foot pedal broke.

The warranty is still in effect and I wanted to get a new foot pedal.

However, I cannot find the phone number on the website. I'd really rather not give them my email either.

So, does anyone know the phone number?

I have a project in science to collect 20 bugs.

The bugs' bodies cannot be damaged for the project.

Please say so if you have any more suggestions.

Best answer will be given to the most convincing proof or idea

If you're given the distances from each vertices of square ABCD to point P found inside the square.

AP= 14 BP=6 CP=10 DP=2*square root of 65

Please explain your solution.

P.S. I already have the answer. I just want to know how to do it.