I actually blame Dr. Phil, too, Nan. I mean, what did he do for me in my minutes of need? And did he warn any of his lady guests about the irrevocable psychological trauma they'd cause and suffer by not pursuing moi?
You have a good point, Lovely. I've heard Some people have gone as long as six weeks before finding real and eternal love. You'd think I'd feel more sympathy toward them...
Nah. I get too choked up with emotion just thinking about myself.
Wow, that's great to hear, Sas. Couldn't happen to a nicer and more deserving lady. I hope you two brighten each other's days as much as you brighten things up here.
Was that laying it on too thick? Still true, though.
Thank you, John. I didn't even get into how bitter I am that the CS guys don't love me. I thought my wigs might win them over, but there's no accounting for tastes...
Yes, there's definitely something wrong, attitude-wise, with anyone who starts a thread like this.
Actually, it's a good idea to question yourself, but these threads, of course, aren't about self-questioning; they're not about learning anything, or about self-improvement, but rather are attempts to obtain vindication.
True, but surely most if not all people seeking companionship/love believe that they'd be happier in a relationship, no? (Otherwise, what would be the point?)
This wonderful story only confirms my atheistic belief. If there was a god, he would've had the boy visit Marilyn Monroe or perhaps one of the expired Playboy bunnies. The least he deserved for that ordeal.
Seriously, Mastic, I've observed for quite awhile here, and you seem to have some good things going for you. You're funny, and appear to be a nice guy.
The main problem people have who complain about the difficulty of finding women is that they don't take a hard look at themselves and their own role in that. Perhaps they fear that if they took that look they'd face the unpleasant truth that they could stand considerable improvement - and that such improvement would require a lot of work. So the question of what you can do to make yourself more appealing is the essential issue to be either embraced or avoided. Most people appear to choose the later. It's a lot easier to blame everyone and everything else.
The good news, in your case, is that you could improve your appeal greatly; the bad news is that that will require a considerable amount of work and dedication. The good news is that what you have to do is fairly simple: reduce your caloric intake and eat more healthfully, exercise regularly (get thee to a gym!) - walk, run, lift weights, swim, etc. - and try some more flattering looks with new clothes, a new hairstyle, perhaps experiment with facial hair, and so on.
While you're doing that, read some stuff on psychology, see a therapist, whatever it takes to accept responsibility for your life and feel better about yourself. The negativity's got to go (try to hold onto your sense of humor, though; don't want to become an Adonis-zombie or anything!
In a year or so of working hard thusly, you will find women who would've ignored you now smiling at you and perhaps approaching you in public places for an autograph (where you half-heartedly deny that you're George Clooney or Brad Pitt )
I'm Nearly 57 and Most CS Women Don't Love or Desire Me. Are They Crazy or...?
I actually blame Dr. Phil, too, Nan. I mean, what did he do for me in my minutes of need? And did he warn any of his lady guests about the irrevocable psychological trauma they'd cause and suffer by not pursuing moi?