Can I just point something out?
I only know Jamesy through the time I've spent on this forum. In that time, I've learned that he lives at home, doesn't have a job, doesn't drive, works out a few times a week with weights, plays video games, goes drinking regularly, wanders the city at night, and sometimes does drugs like weed, ketamine, or cocaine.
Even big cities have small communities, and communities talk among themselves. Jamesy has been going to his bar, and hanging out with is "associates", for quite a long time. Bars tend to have well-known regulars. So odds are, the other bar patrons know Jamesy's drug-partaking friends, and what they do, and what he does with them. If me, a random stranger on the internet knows these things, I feel like the very people he socializes with in real life must know at least the same.
I get the "imma cool dude, pass the bong" vibe y'all was going for earlier, but does nobody else really see the issue here? The guy with no job, no money, and who's hobbies include recreational cocaine and ketamine, wonders why women won't give him a chance...
No offense to Jamesy, not saying he's a bad guy - but regardless of what kinda guy he is, those things are gonna be hard to get past, and I can't imagine they're a very well kept secret. It has been my experience that people are generally wary of associating with someone who may or may not have a drug habit.
But hey, maybe I'm wrong. Let me ask. Ladies, who here would befriend or date a guy who occasionally does hard drugs like cocaine and ketamine, in addition to regular alcohol use?
Again, not trying to bash anyone - just trying to make a point. Y'all can fuss about looks and money all you want - but crap like this often lurking in the background, overlooked or dismissed or ignored, despite it being a highly relevant factor. It's always "muh height" or "muh looks" or "muh money" or "muh autism" - but dig deep enough, and there's usually something else - an attitude problem, a drug problem, a self-control problem, an anger problem, some kinda actual problem, other than just "I'm not sexy enough".