30 years old and still alone
I don't have romantic feelings for her. I just miss talking to her because she was supportive of me wanting a girlfriend and told me she would make a celebratory thread for me if it happened.
I was trying to meet girls even when we talked.
sorrowfairiewhisper
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I don't have romantic feelings for her. I just miss talking to her because she was supportive of me wanting a girlfriend and told me she would make a celebratory thread for me if it happened.
I was trying to meet girls even when we talked.
Oh i see. Aww that was nice of her to say that about doing a celebratory thread, how thoughtful. I hope you'll reunite and find your friend again. As for finding a girlfriend, i'm sure you will find someone. Try to not get down about it and focus on your hobbies and interests.
I don't have romantic feelings for her. I just miss talking to her because she was supportive of me wanting a girlfriend and told me she would make a celebratory thread for me if it happened.
I was trying to meet girls even when we talked.
Oh i see. Aww that was nice of her to say that about doing a celebratory thread, how thoughtful. I hope you'll reunite and find your friend again. As for finding a girlfriend, i'm sure you will find someone. Try to not get down about it and focus on your hobbies and interests.
I unfortunately also struggle with my hobbies. Whenever I attempt them, the results are always unsatisfactory and having depression makes me lose interest in them. It's a vicious cycle because I wish I was good at my interests but I've fallen far behind with them and I fear I can't catch up.
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I'm surprised more people don't remember Alliekit.
She was a prominent part of the Forum for about a year or so. She is a scientist who was having trouble getting grants to pursue her PhD (in what, I forgot). She has a fiancé whom she's very committed to. They have their arguments; but their relationship seemed to be very intact.
She often gave sensible advice when it came to romance....and when it came to "body type." She believed more in the person underneath than in superficial impressions.
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I mean, it's not like they magically become attractive the moment they see a pretty girl; it's more like they've been working on their attractiveness since they first realized that girls don't have 'cooties'.
What a load of crap.
Persistence is important, but not in the above sense.
It is? I'm your age, and I don't feel unable to educate myself, and I'm not counting the years until I retire. I'm completely uninterested in retirement benefits, and the only thing that will happen when I no longer have to work is that I will only work on things I enjoy. A privilege that would be nice to have at any time, but due to social circumstances, it only happens as you retire. I'm also open to starting another family and getting more children. In fact, I find people my age extremely boring.
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I don't have romantic feelings for her. I just miss talking to her because she was supportive of me wanting a girlfriend and told me she would make a celebratory thread for me if it happened.
I was trying to meet girls even when we talked.
Oh i see. Aww that was nice of her to say that about doing a celebratory thread, how thoughtful. I hope you'll reunite and find your friend again. As for finding a girlfriend, i'm sure you will find someone. Try to not get down about it and focus on your hobbies and interests.
I unfortunately also struggle with my hobbies. Whenever I attempt them, the results are always unsatisfactory and having depression makes me lose interest in them. It's a vicious cycle because I wish I was good at my interests but I've fallen far behind with them and I fear I can't catch up.
If you don't enjoy it then it's not a good hobby.
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