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Originally posted by: ShadowOfMyself
Originally posted by: EvilYoda
I kind of wonder if I should start worrying like you...I like being single and have been so since getting hurt a few years ago. I work with Miss Michigans/Texas's/etc and various models and that's all fun, but I haven't met a smart AND attractive girl in a long time now. I think my ex will be my downfall as she will always be the measuring stick...all 5'3" of her
Same here
Because of a past gf my current standards are now impossibly high (well not impossible but) if she wasnt perfection, she was 99.9% close, and obviously I wont settle for anything less than that now... downgrading makes no sense!
I dont enjoy being single that much though... Its specially bad when you have only one or two people you can call "friends"... And what good is having everything if you cant share it with anyone?
Originally posted by: thepd7
Originally posted by: ShadowOfMyself
Originally posted by: EvilYoda
I kind of wonder if I should start worrying like you...I like being single and have been so since getting hurt a few years ago. I work with Miss Michigans/Texas's/etc and various models and that's all fun, but I haven't met a smart AND attractive girl in a long time now. I think my ex will be my downfall as she will always be the measuring stick...all 5'3" of her
Same here
Because of a past gf my current standards are now impossibly high (well not impossible but) if she wasnt perfection, she was 99.9% close, and obviously I wont settle for anything less than that now... downgrading makes no sense!
I dont enjoy being single that much though... Its specially bad when you have only one or two people you can call "friends"... And what good is having everything if you cant share it with anyone?
If she was so close to perfect why aren't yall still together? Point is to find someone right for you, not someone perfect. It would be pretty boring to live with a perfect woman I think.
Originally posted by: KingGheedora
Originally posted by: Jadow
Ahh man, you're only 25. Stick with it. If you hit 30 and are still in the same place, then there'll be issues, but you still have 5 good long years to get it all squared away.
What happens when you're 30?
Hey! How am I posting from this username?Originally posted by: savoyboy
i'm almost 26 and i'm still a virgin.
Originally posted by: Randum
/beer
as dane cook said in a stand up. not being in a relationship is like you are walking past a really fun looking party, you hear music and people moving around. and you weren't invited. You know it sounds like a cool party.
If you are invited to this party and you're inside- "Wheres my coat, get me the F out of here, this party sucks"
Time, don't force it is my suggestion....
Originally posted by: meltdown75
you don't know what you've got until it's gone and you always want what you don't have.
oh, and wrong forum.
Originally posted by: Jadow
Ahh man, you're only 25. Stick with it. If you hit 30 and are still in the same place, then there'll be issues, but you still have 5 good long years to get it all squared away.
Originally posted by: Aimster
The goal in life is to bang a girl of every race , ethnicity, religion , etc and once you feel as if you have accomplished that then you can look to get into something deep.
Originally posted by: Mwilding
My advice is to go make for yourself an interesting active life. You'll meet her along the way if you don't worry about it.
Originally posted by: PingSpike
Don't worry about it. As a man, your dating market value will likely go up the older and more established you become.
Originally posted by: dug777
I couldn't stand being single. I hate being home alone
There are other benefits too...
Originally posted by: homercles337
Originally posted by: dug777
I couldn't stand being single. I hate being home alone
There are other benefits too...
Such as waking up next to the same piece of ass every SINGLE day?
Originally posted by: Rudee
Originally posted by: PingSpike
Don't worry about it. As a man, your dating market value will likely go up the older and more established you become.
True. I don't recall having the confidence I needed to do a lot of dating until I was in my 30's and had finished my degree and had purchased my own home. You'd be surprised how much more appealing you become to the opposite sex when you have your own house and a good career.