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92b467 No.644

Kind of a long story but bear with me.

A year ago, I was a 24 year old, kissless virgin. no girlfriend ever. I decided its time to change that so I swore that that by my next birthday I'll change that and atleast start a relationship. So I started working out, working on my looks, started hitting dating sites, asked friend to set me up and went out of try and pick up women (not an easy thing for a guy with a history of social anxiety) I did everything I could think of.

Last week I celebrated my 25th birthday, but little has changed. and I am unsure what went wrong. is it me just having unrealistic standards? is it me being a coward? or maybe its simply a lack of chemistry? maybe because I am so quiet and introverted and do more listening than talking?

First woman I dated was older than me, 33. I was upfront about my lack of experience just to make it clear I dont know what the fuck I am doing. she took it fairly well and took lead a little, however she was kind of stressful as she often mentioned our age difference (does it really matter?) and she asked me out on a second date less than an hour after the first on ended.

Problem is that on my end I didnt really feel any attraction, physical or emotional. I figured it comes with time so I ended up dating her for a bit under two months but nothing changed, we ended up breaking up and I just feel like I wasted my time and hers. On future dates I didnt repeat the same mistake and if there wasn't any attraction by the second date I called it quits. I cant say it wasn't fun but it felt like I was hanging out with friends from work/uni rather than dating. no attraction what so ever.

Last woman I went out with was different. I had fun with her and I think she had fun aswell, it was a very good first date but I didnt want to rush anything so it ended up with nothing. a week later we set up a second date and she tells me she got a promotion offer from her job but it requires her to relocate to a different country (dont know if true or an extravagant lie, not sure I want to know so I'll assume its true) I wanted to end the date with something atleast but I was afraid of getting attached to a doomed relationship so I ended up veering towards a kiss on the cheek, my "greatest" accomplishment so far. after many failures I got a ray of hope and it ended up a disappointment.

Now, for my questions.

1. How do you deal with the constant effort, the searching, the trying, the disappointing failure.

2. Am I doing something wrong? is there something wrong with me that none of the relationships with all these women didnt work?

3. One of the women I dated said I cant read a sign, an accusation my friends told me once before. How do I learn to read the damn signs?

d1674d No.671

I didn't read your post, but I want you to know I'm glad the holocaust happened. And people are getting wise to your tricks kike.


b48dda No.734

So nothing? a single post giving me shit about Jews when I am not even Jewish, and nothing actually relevant?


d8efdf No.748

>>644

1. Personally I deal with it by just recessing into myself while trying to focus on improving myself.

2.If I wanted to not cynical for a little bit. They were likely not the "one" for you.

Realistically it jhst be that at that point in time you weren't appealing to them for the long term e.g. They think that you weren't being emotionally mature/ sensitive.

3.Search up on youtube vidoes of "human signs".

Also I'l upload this human sexuality folder that I transfered over from /tech/'s SFTP.


d8efdf No.749

Also

Have a read of

>>706


d8efdf No.752

>>644

Link to

>human sexuality folder that I transfered over from /tech/'s SFTP.

https://mega.nz/#!b85EFQSL!_29rm_QX8egimz_zgqevWwjicRGAeBu1pvsHMmMm-OQ


d416bf No.753

didn't read your post but my advice to you is to kill yourself after killing as many other jews as you possibly can


e790f5 No.775

>wanting a gf

wow, you're a faggot AND a jew :^)


a5313a No.776

2 points.

1, you may not have the drive for relationships. Not everyone is suitable to be in them but society convinces us to give them a try.

2, are you dating women just to date women or are you finding someone you want to have a relationship with? They're not the same thing. When you meet someone you really click with and want to date them that passion rolls into the relationship. When you meet strangers and end up trying you're less likely to have that passion, which keeps you going.

You should be dating your closest friend, not random bitches.




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