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- June 1, 2015 at 9:53 pm #6896
singlesucks13Member #372,506I’m 20 yrs old and never had a girlfriend before and I have mental retardation which is probably why I’m still single. All of high school not one girl wanted to talk to me so I start getting depressed. So I joined POF.com which is very depressing. The 1st girl I talk to on there talked to me for 3 months and the day before the 1st date she cancels and said she wants to be friends even though we were still friends on facebook I saw that she chose another guy over me. The next couple years on there was girls leading me on to build their ego. Next was my best friends sister who I had a crush on for a couple months. She went through a very bad breakup so I tried to cheer her up. We did go on a date and she said she liked spending time with me that day. When I asked her to consider me for a relationship she said she doesnt want to date for a LONG while. Last was a girl I recently met. She seemed she was nice and pretty but one problem she is homeless and hangs around with drunks and beggers who beg for money. Most of the time I spend with her is when shes with those people. She said if I dont like hanging around them then I cant talk to her anymore. Can I find that one special girl in my lifetime or did I get cursed of being single forever??
June 1, 2015 at 11:09 pm #30419It sounds like you’re doing a lot right — you keep trying, you’re open minded, and you looking online, as well as in real life! 🙂 The thing is, it can take a while to find someone to date — and I promise, you won’t be single forever!My advice is to slow down and focus on flirting. Smile at women, compliment them, focus on enjoying each other’s company before asking them out on a date. And if you have a good date or two, keep going — but don’t ask them for a relationship for several months. It’s a lot better to get to know each other first, so you won’t scare someone off by coming on too strong.
😉 Hope that helps!
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