That depends entirely on what their own interests are. There are a lot of hobbies where you won't meet many people, or maybe just not many people of the opposite gender. And even if you do occasionally meet new people, you say "friendships will form" as if that's a given. That's not true for everybody by a long stretch. And "odds are" also that those friends will not want to sleep with you.SaneAmongInsane said:Nonsense. I think if one is highly motivated and persuing their own interest they're likely going to come across other people that share those same hobbies. Friendships will form, and odds are one of them is going to let them stick their dick inside of them.Jordi said:SaneAmongInsane said:My serious advice is just to persue your own interests and eventually someone will come along.ShipofFools said:Don't worry, OP. It seems hard now, but you never know when everything may change. Just keep on doing the things you like, and, yes, be yourself.
It's cliché, but it's true. One day, you'll meet someone and then everything changes.I don't know if you guys literally meant to say "keep living your life as you always have and just wait until a right girl will eventually come along", but I just want to make sure that everyone reading this knows that that generally isn't the best advice. If you have been living your live in a certain way for an extended period of time and you haven't gotten certain results, don't expect to get them without changing anything ("Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again but expecting different results." -- misattributed to Einstein, but still rings true).jklinders said:No need to rush it. Along that path lies danger anyway. Live your life, meet people, do what you like doing and you might get lucky enough to find someone compatible with you.
What you should do, is examine what is preventing you from getting those results and changing that. Even if you're a great person having fun with a varied and exciting life, if you haven't been able to find an interested girl who is interested in you too in five years, you've got to wonder what the reason for that is. It could be that it was just pure 100% bad luck and that you already did everything right, but that seems a bit unlikely. Even if it really was just bad luck, there is probably something you can do to increase your chances. Maybe you need to start hanging out at other places. Or maybe you're not as great as you think you was and you need to change your behavior/looks a bit.
I'm not saying that you always have to do everything and anything to accomplish your goals. You may have to wonder if it's worth making certain changes; maybe you want things for the wrong reasons and obviously there are other things to worry about in life. And you have to be smart about it. In the case of romance, you don't want to make a desperate impression. But going to different venues, taking better care of yourself, being nice etc. don't make you desperate, so you can still do things to help your chances.
I'm sure "just living your life" works for most people. But consider this: the people who have these types of problems have also been living their lives. But for some reason it hasn't happened for them. What is that reason? All I'm asking is to examine that and possibly work on that. Maybe the reason is that it is 100% luck and there is nothing you should do to increase your odds. But after a certain time of being single against your will, that becomes less likely.