I've read the responses and will try to act on them, but I figure ten pages of cringeworthy sperging on the farms is more than enough so I won't be responding as much
Good, this is what I was telling you to do. Go back in your memory and think, before everything blew up you managed to get in good with her. How? What did you say? What did you talk about? What were you doing? What was your attitude like? Think about these things.
I was introduced by family and I can't remember much about myself back then because it was so long ago and early in life. I appreciate the angle you're going for and I think it would be helpful for a lot of people but I don't have any clear memories of when my life was closer to normal
OK, that's rough. But what if you didn't (now) say that everything was fine so you could get it over with?
I try to be more vocal about how I'm feeling but I don't a point of reference for what normal is and often whenever I bring up my dissatisfaction with life it's just treated as a failing on my part for not making a genuine effort to go out and enjoy myself.
Why are decisions being made for you, an adult?
Because I have no strong desires on what to do so I just outsource my decision making to family.
Lol, you go out and spend your time on your phone then go home, resting on confirmation that going out is pointless.
What exactly do you think is going to happen socially when you're on your phone? Or when someone drags you out and you refuse to engage in - or God forbid imitate and drive - conversation.
I do engage in the conversation to the extent that I can, but usually it's about something that I'm not involved in. I'd rather browse on my phone than just sit around listening to a conversation that doesn't involve me.
The question mark suggests you're being somewhat sardonic, as though it's obvious that you'd want that. But that's not why most men seek out relationships. Social proof with their peers is part of it, but the main thing is having a companion to face life with, a best friend they can also get naked with. Dating someone who's looking for that just because you want everyone to know you're a big boy who's been inside a vagina is sociopathic behavior
Again, it's not about proving to other people that I have had sex, I'm primarily focused on proving to myself that I can get a woman, companionship and all of that would be nice but I think it's a bit optimistic to expect when as other people here have pointed out any woman I get is likely to be an abusive bitch who makes my life a living hell because I'm too desperate to leave.
It's because he's approaching this as a beggar. Most guys kind of balance out from this as soon as they get female attention. Most normal guys anyway....
I've never really received female attention though. The closest I've got has been some dry message chains that never span more than a dozen posts.
I don't need a study, just go talk to any abusive guy and you'll find he's almost never without a woman to abuse. Or hell ask any woman about their ex and they're always "abusive". So either they're attracted to violent men or they're liars, take your pick.
Yet people accuse me of being abusive despite having been single my whole life just because I don't want my hypothetical woman to be influenced against me or tempted by other men.
idk how old you are but if youre yuong enough you can go to college
in college everyone wants to socialize and shit
I'm in collage currently and I've got to disagree about everyone wanting to socialize, at my school everyone arrives when class starts, leave to get something to eat during break, come back when break ends then go straight home when class is over. I don't think I could put a name to the face of more than two or three of my classmates.
Studies show that abuse starts
through economic means
And infidelity comes from financial independence. Dependency keeps relationships together, people today are sick and treat any form of stabilizing factors in a relationship as signs of abuse.