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College Boy Charm is Real and it's Very Sexy

Very. Sexy.

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College Boy Charm is Real and it's Very Sexy
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After surviving a year of college and watching "Clueless" countless times, I've come to the conclusion that college boy charm is very much a real thing and it's very very attractive. It's easiest explained through Paul Rudd's character, Josh, in "Clueless". The boy who has a grip on his life and is totally charming. In this article, I will list the qualities of a specimen with College Boy Charm, to help you identify him at your next party or other social events.

He's wearing a dopey smile

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Why is he smiling like that? We don't know, but it is very cute. He smiles like the guy who led the orientation group that you all definitely were crushing on.

You are very nervous to talk to him

The joke of the matter is he looks so friendly and charming, it's scary.

He's barely drunk

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When you ask him how many he had to drink and he says "Only one beer".

(●♡∀♡) He's so nonchalant about his self-control (´∀`)♡

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