legally_blond | (no subject)

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I'm currently looking for a date to set my friend up on. I only get one chance at this and want to make sure whoever I pick is a good match. To widen my search beyond just my friendship circles, I'd appreciate people filling in this survey.

I promise he's very attractive and has the potential to be a very caring boyfriend. Gender isn't really a factor since I know he's been attracted to both males and females in the past.

Name:
Age:
Hair colour:
Height:
Thoughts on having green vegetables shoved down your throat?:
Thoughts on being used as a dress up doll for well tailored one of a kind clothes?
Do you think going and playing tennis counts as a date?:
Do you think being beaten up a dojo counts as a date? (he doesn't aim for the face):

Thank you very much.

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Well, if he's not into that, it's really not fair for him to expect others to take his vegetables down their throat. ♥

See, now that sounds fun.

Me? No, not at all. I've been a tennis player since I was pretty young.

I think you underestimate how bullheaded he can be about this.

Oh of course, you were looking for a partner for mixed doubles at your university. Any luck so far?

No luck with anyone on the team, yet, but I've found some people to practice with. A lot of guys don't want to play mixed because they assume we can't keep up with them on court, but that's just silly at the university level - everyone earned their spot, you know.

Yes, playing mixed doubles requires different playstyles and strategy to just playing regular doubles.

Maybe you should aim to crush them all on the tennis court first to prove them wrong.

It is definitely a different strategy. I also see too much "oh, just hit it to the woman" going on at the higher levels. Psh, it's kinda of dumb. But I still like it.

Oh, well, that's no problem. But thanks for the encouragement, Hirakoba-san. :)

Consider it more as an opportunity to show off what you can do, then, and make them regret underestimating you.

You must be quite a good tennis player to be so confident at a university level.

Yep, I'm pretty confident in my skills. You know, unless you're Federer or Serena, there's always someone better than you. So, no point worrying about wins and losses, right?

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