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Yes they can. Its ussually hard to argue with these people or talk them out of stupid things. Sometimes these people shoud be avoided. Theres nothing wrong with confidence but too much of anything is not.
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Is confident an adjective?
Yes, confident is an adjective. It is used to describe someone or something.Example: a confident person
What is a sentence for confide?
My best friend is someone I can confide in.
What do you do when you like someone and you don't know if they like you too or not?
The best thing you can do is go ahead and ask the person... if you take too long to ask the person he/she might like someone else and you will regret not being self-confident enough to ask the person.
How do you approach someone?
Be confident and say hi!
Were war hawks too confident?
yes
How can you become more attractive?
Be confident in yourself - there's nothing sexier than someone who's confident in who they are.
How do you ask out a girl if you're a girl?
Obviously, you want to know if they too are into girls. Then just be confident, kind and romantic. Ask them with confidence and they too will feel confident.
What does overcibfident mean?
Too confident over the top
If Im crushing on this girl but another guy is too and I dont know how to compete what should I do?
Have confidence in yourself, look at HIS flaws and say to yourself, "ha! im better than him!" but dont get TOO cocky. Girls hate someone whos cocky, but they are ok with someone who is confident.
You had someone ask someone out for you he wants to talk to you what should you do?
BE CONFIDENT! That's all I have to say.
Why are we confident?
People can be confident, and some can be too confident (if you know what I mean). People that are confident are this because family members or friends support them, and give him/her comments about what they do or say. It's really what you tell yourself or what others say to you.
Is confident a homophone?
No, "confident" is not a homophone. Homophones are words that are pronounced the same but have different meanings or spellings, like "to," "too," and "two."
