hi...im nearly 29 and have never had sex or a relationship.i am male.i am increasingly beginningto realise that i will never do either.im told i am good looking and i have a pretty good job and money,i just dont seem to meet people,even at work,i just never get talking to girls at all.And when i do they are never single,like everytime.
I am very nervous and find it almost impossible to speak to them.i feel like i am totally invisible to them.
Will i be on my own forever?because it certainly feels like it at this point.
Oh and dont worry about Slack's comment on testosterone level I'm 40 and still get it on like a twenty year old. Just dont wait to long to make children or you will be an old man when they reach adulthood.
Consider yourself lucky and hold your head high. Stay single, it's much smarter.
Stop telling us about how you can still whack off like a 20 year old.no one wants to hear about you hand jobbing yourself.
Aint that the way you conepone rednecks say it,I-DEE-HO?
Come on you beer gutted fatso tell all us losers about some of that tremendous amount of PUSSY you be gettin'! PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!
beach,DISCOTECH,or join sum clubs
What is it with you and this "us" "we" bullshit I'm talking to YOU fuckhead. I get my fair share of pussy and then some,I"m not the one on here calling everybody a virgin you desperate fuck wit.
Your lucky you dont live close to me because i would come look you up and smash your skull with my large fist. Then i would skull fuck you with my big dick. Now do "us" a favor and go whack your pencil dick.
Back to the whole marriage and kids thing,and it ruining people's lives. I think most woman and sometimes men act like that,because they are unhappy,obviously. People are so unsatisfied with everything now,and people change all to frequently. The only thing people are interested in is a new fetish in their sex life,or the latest electronics. I feel sorry for our children,they will be the ones who pay for our immorality,and inability to conform with each other,and they wont abide by the law,you know like our parents did.
-dirt dobbler
I came out of my marriage experience in ANYTHING but a "lucrative" condition. For one thing, we still share custody of the kids and their expenses. I did receive alimony but it was temporary, and it was very much needed as my ex makes more than twice my income and also has better benefits. That "$4,000 diamond ring" you mentioned was actually a $1,000 ring that turned out to have such a flawed stone that I was only able to sell for $60 after the divorce. (And by the way, I NEVER denied my husband anything in "that" area.)
Divorce hurts BOTH parties. It sounds like you got a raw deal, which is unfortunate, but divorce pretty much ruined me financially, while my ex's much higher salary at least protected him from bankruptcy, which is what happened to me.
To the poster, it doesn't necessarily have to be like this, but I'd certainly proceed with caution. When you're alone, it may seem that everyone you know has a partner and is blissfully happy. But revisit the same folks a few months or years down the road, and it's entirely likely that you'll see a picture like the one described by me or tinkius. It really DOES warrant some consideration.
I dont feel so shit now!
Rock on the single life!