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- 25 de Jun, 2013
I completely understand where you're coming from. As I said, my parents have been married for decades and for a while, I saw that as the model I should follow. But of course it didn't work out that way. In fact, a lot of us under 40 have been denied the opportunities that previous generations have taken for granted. Some of that leaks into the dating aspect.Censorship of the internet is what has lead to me becoming increasingly isolated. There's nowhere to go and nothing to do outside, everything is expensive and boring. Whenever I go out I'm just trapped as a passive observer in my own life.
I've been improving myself near constantly without success. Am I meant to just suffer silently without seeking any sort of outside input?
I don't think it's that unreasonable to want some direction, advice and the ability to bounce ideas off of someone. I'm stuck driving everyone off because of my desperation for connection.
The reality is, it probably won't ever happen if you're past the age of 30 and have little to no experience. Nobody is going to want to date a 30+ year old autistic man who doesn't have much to bring to the table, and especially one who rants on internet forums about his lack of "getting some."
Besides, what is it you want? A girlfriend? Marriage? Or just casual encounters?
Figure yourself out, understand what you're looking for, and understand your own limitations. Hell, maybe a girlfriend isn't for you and you refuse to accept it because of some misplaced notion of "societal expectations."
As a 30+ year old autistic man who loves trains and Sonic, I suppose I can't really expect to do better than a homeless fentanyl junkie slut who lives in the dumpster behind McDonald's.if you truly love a woman she'll always be a ten in your eyes no matter how she looks like
And even worse, she'll leave you for someone far worse than you as a final "fuck you" to your one and only chance of having a relationship.I am going to tell you what happens if you, personally, will get a girlfriend as you are.
You will be joyful, at least for the first couple of weeks. Then, you will start to wonder: why? Why is she attracted to me? What is she looking for? How do I keep measuring up against other men to keep her? When will she leave? You'll start to be consumed by these thoughts. You'll let them take you over. You'll become more desperate or more controlling. The woman, after reassuring she won't leave you for 15 times in 2 weeks, realizes she can't be your therapist and fix you. Or she is afraid of the increased control over her, or jealousy of others you express, and even if she tries to keep you from obsessing, the thoughts come back and you're back to obsessing and demanding things like her not seeing any male, ever, or shaming her into wearing the most covering outfit you can make her wear (even if she dresses modestly already). She will leave you out of fear or being in a situation she has to constantly appease someone over and over every minute of the day, someone who just doesn't trust her.
This will happen because it isn't about the woman, as you said. It is about the reassurance to yourself that you can get a woman. You're trying to prove this to yourself, you're fixated to the point you're defending a domestic terrorist because it covers up your own insecurities about yourself. You know it isn't about the woman herself, you know it's you. As soon as you manage to get a woman, your new goal is panicking to keep that woman, and the self hatred and self obsessive cycle starts again because you didn't fix your brain, you applied a bandage to a broken leg. Consider defeating the dragon within yourself, @The_Cowcel , your obsession with hating yourself will become your downfall in due time if not.
He's probably watched too many Judd Apatow movies to take honest life advice. But just in case, he should probably give up for good.This is the problem. You've equated having a life with having a relationship. I'm not suggesting you give up on life but to "giving up" on trying to get a girl. I know it sounds insane but trust me, try it for a year and see what happens.
At the end of the day, @The_Cowcel, you're just a hopeless sperg. Like me.
