Yeah, me too. Plus i'm 24, almost 25, and i have no real idea where i could start. Yes, start, because i've only had one girlfriend until now. I't seems impossible. And i don't think there are girls who would be interested in me.LiquidGrape said:I'm way too jaded and lazy to pursue anyone in any way.
- Oh, and ugly. I'm very, very ugly.
I agree with this. I found the right 'boy' for me. =3SirDeadly said:Once you find the right girl, you'll never want her to leave. So yes, it is worth the effort.
Neither did I. I thought, people would call me an emo git and call it a day. Apparently I am not alone. Good feeling. Good forum.Uncreation said:Wow, i was not expecting this thread to keep going for so long.
I'm quite shocked myself. I expected you to get torn apart and have this thread get locked after a page. This actually reaffirmed my faith that not everyone on the internet are parasitic people who live off of others' vulnerabilities. I'm not being sarcastic. I'm shocked!Thomas Rembrandt said:Neither did I. I thought, people would call me an emo git and call it a day. Apparently I am not alone. Good feeling. Good forum.Uncreation said:Wow, i was not expecting this thread to keep going for so long.
very well then. Give me reasons not to try.Thomas Rembrandt said:That is exactly the kind of attitude i want to discuss. Why is it pathetic not to try? It's like talking me into some anime that is supposed to be awesome after season 3, well maybe it is, but why am I an idiot for not trying? I never tryed World of Warcraft or Eve Online. It just doesn't sound appealing to me, at least not considering the cost of time and money.Xero Scythe said:unless you're gay, then yes, they are worth the effort. Besides, what happens when you grow up lonely? You see all your friends get married, how happy they are, and think "Damn, why didn't I at least try?" It's one of those things, man. If (I'm not trying to troll or flame) You don't at least try, you're pathetic. I'm sorry, but that's how I see it. So what if you get rejected? Big deal! pick yourself up and try something else! Try getting a different girl! It's not the end of the world if you get rejected. What do you have to lose? The answer: Nothing. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain.
Dude, that is not convincing to me. At my age, you have become a cynic and a scepticist. It just sounds like fanboy fanatism to me.
Oh, science has proven they do.ImpostorZim said:That is amazing. I have pretty much the same problem with girls. Only, everyone thinks I'm gay. Pretty much cause I'm eccentric, very sociable and have a lot of friends who are girls. Apparently, that's something a girl likes to find in a friend, but not in a partner. It's weird and most will say I'm exaggerating, but don't you ever feel like girls just go straight for the assholes most times?
Basically this.scumofsociety said:Depends on the girl/woman in question obviously.
I think relationships are completely worth the effort. You however obviously don't think so. Seeing as how for you talking to a woman is "serious effort." Maybe your not just relationship material because you seem to think that sex is the only part of a relationship since everything else is "annoying maintainance" Did you ever stop to think that maybe us guys in relationships enjoy all parts of the relationship and not just the sex.Thomas Rembrandt said:Yeah... I never understood that: When you... polish your trompet you can call it a day afterwards and do whatever you like. With a real woman, well, first you have to spend some serious effort into getting her into bed (I imagine..), then some fun ensues, afterwards you ... what? Talk?bobknowsall said:Well, when you put it that way, relationships sound utterly miserable. If you feel like you're "jumping through hoops" and your conversations are "nagging" or "annoying", that's probably a sign that things aren't going well.Thomas Rembrandt said:So I ask: Is having a girlfriend really worth all the effort, is this sex thing really so much better than Rosie Palms, is the jumping through hoops for a woman, the nagging and annoying talks and everything that rewarding at the end? Or are people exaggerating?
And yeah, sex is better. So much better.
After I had my fun with various... inspirations, you can forget about it and get stuff done. A real woman, i think, requires some anoying maintainance, or am I mistaken? Where is the advantage?
Sorry, my mistake. English is obviously not my first language, but since I am actually a descendent of the true, well (Grammar) Nazis, i do appreciate it.Xero Scythe said:very well then. Give me reasons not to try.Thomas Rembrandt said:That is exactly the kind of attitude i want to discuss. Why is it pathetic not to try? It's like talking me into some anime that is supposed to be awesome after season 3, well maybe it is, but why am I an idiot for not trying? I never tryed World of Warcraft or Eve Online. It just doesn't sound appealing to me, at least not considering the cost of time and money.Xero Scythe said:unless you're gay, then yes, they are worth the effort. Besides, what happens when you grow up lonely? You see all your friends get married, how happy they are, and think "Damn, why didn't I at least try?" It's one of those things, man. If (I'm not trying to troll or flame) You don't at least try, you're pathetic. I'm sorry, but that's how I see it. So what if you get rejected? Big deal! pick yourself up and try something else! Try getting a different girl! It's not the end of the world if you get rejected. What do you have to lose? The answer: Nothing. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain.
Dude, that is not convincing to me. At my age, you have become a cynic and a scepticist. It just sounds like fanboy fanatism to me.
I say it's pathetic because it's human nature to go for whatever has the most benifits with the least problems. If you get rejected, big deal, you lost something that was never yours to begin with. If she says yes, then you just got something for nothing. That in and of itself is amazing. If it doesn't work, then you chose the wrong girl. You can say it's not working and break up. Life is worth living, and that is part of life. And I'm sorry if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure you need a woman to procreate. Nobody is gonna walk up to you and just randomly say "Will you marry me?" You have to work at it, and getting a girlfriend is only a single step. It's important as hell though.
Also, this is slightly off topic, but the Grammar Nazi in me would like to point out that skepticist is spelled with a 'K' and not a "C". He would also like to point out that skepticist is not a word. skeptics is, and skepticism is, but not skepticist. the word you are looking for is skeptic.
After one day? Dude i asked wether it is feasible just to leave the house. But I think I will, actually, after all you guys said, it seems i could gain a little out of it. So... Thanks.Bocaj2000 said:I'm quite shocked myself. I expected you to get torn apart and have this thread get locked after a page. This actually reaffirmed my faith that not everyone on the internet are parasitic people who live off of others' vulnerabilities. I'm not being sarcastic. I'm shocked!Thomas Rembrandt said:Neither did I. I thought, people would call me an emo git and call it a day. Apparently I am not alone. Good feeling. Good forum.Uncreation said:Wow, i was not expecting this thread to keep going for so long.
Anyway, did you find someone yet (if you answered already, i appologise- it's 10 friggn' pages)?
This is more or less what i was going to say.SirDeadly said:Once you find the right girl, you'll never want her to leave. So yes, it is worth the effort.
Well, I don't know if you implied it or not, but in any case, I stand corrected.Cpu46 said:No, thats not what I said... Ok maybe what I said implied that. But I also said that the girls HATED video games with a passion and most were as dumb as a rock and stubborn as well. THEY wouldnt go out with ME because of my hobby. I would be happy to go out with a girl who was indifferent to video games but I would prefer to go out with someone who shares my hobby.Dodgy said:Just read what you just wrote. You don't want to go out with a girl because she doesn't like VIDEO GAMES! Read it out loud.Cpu46 said:My parents are going crazy because I have never gone out with a girl. My problem is that I dont want to go out with a girl who passionately hates my hobbies and sadly most of the girls I knew in high school hated video games with a passion and wouldn't even give me the time of day (most of them were dumb "Video games cause violence cause the man on TV said so!" girls), the other girls who actually liked games were completely bat-shit insane or in a relationship already.
So here I am, a freshman in college, waiting to meet a nice gamer Girl.
Why does she need to like it? It's just a hobby. It's not because you're a swimmer that she has to be in the pool with you does she? Or if she likes to watch romantic comedies that you have to be there on the couch watching it with her.
Yes, ignorant I am. But I never wanted to imply that sex is the only important thing in a relationship for me. If anything, I was baffled to hear, that so many people seem to be obsessed with this particular aspect of love. Sex is the only thing I can actually see, while all this lovey dovey stuff seems to me quite... esoteric. Feel free to elaborate.clipse15 said:I think relationships are completely worth the effort. You however obviously don't think so. Seeing as how for you talking to a woman is "serious effort." Maybe your not just relationship material because you seem to think that sex is the only part of a relationship since everything else is "annoying maintainance" Did you ever stop to think that maybe us guys in relationships enjoy all parts of the relationship and not just the sex.
Theres no problem with not wanting to be in a relationship but to come and act all baffled and confused as to why anyone else in the world would want a girlfriend, especially since you have not had one your self just comes off as plain ignorant.
When you do get your first girl friend, and "get some" there's something you should know. You will get clingy, you will feel the happiest you've ever felt in your life, and when you two break up, it will feel like the worst experience of your entire life.Thomas Rembrandt said:It seems nowadays, that everywhere I go on the internet people seem eager to "advise" me (or the reader) to get a life, to get laid or to find yourself a girl. I am now in my late twenties and never had a romantic relationship (euphemism for never got any) and it's not that I'm terribly upset about it or anything, but I feel sometimes I'm missing out.