I will be 24 next month and still be single. There is so much sadness in being single nobody ever talks about. If i am still single in my 30s and failed to create the life i have always wanted i will definitely kill myself. The older i get men will no longer find me attractive and society sees 30 as old in women.
When I was a teenager at school I was never the pretty girl at school the boys wanted and the girls wanted to be friends with. Most of the girls in the school had a boyfriend and had close friends throughout. .
I was just the weird kid who frequently got builled and not attractive as the others girls in the school.
All I ever wanted was a man who loved me for me. I give my love to men and they never return it. I ask guys out, I compliment them and take a genuine interest in thier lives but they never do the same for me and just reject me always. People have told me I should let guys chase me as that is the role of a man.
Being in virgin and single in your 20s is absolutely awful and extremely difficult to cope with because I have missed out on so much. The valentines flowers i never got to have, never being told i am beautiful by a man, never being called someone's girlfriend, never holding someone hand in public and never doing fun things couples do .
Everyone losess thier virginity in thier teens i feel like a freak for still being one. Adult virginity is mocked and rarely talked about. When I was a teenager I made of fun by other the teeange girls for being a virgin and people would look at me weirdly for being one.
Before covid19 I used to go the park and other places i would see couple holding hands and kissing all i am reminded of what i dont have in my life. It is constant reminder how i was never the pretty girl at school that the boys wanted and the rejection over the years i experienced from guys i liked.
I know it sounds pathetic this what being single for so long does it becomes unbearable. During the 3rd national lockdown in the UK there were stories about couples in the newspapers and magazines talking about thier sadness about not seeing thier partner because of lockdowns. These were same couples who mocked people like me and many others for being single, constantly flaunted thier relationships on social media and vlogs now they want to talk about loneliness . I hate them i really do
Men want the perfect attractive women. The fact that I am caring, like meaningful conversations and prefer doing fun activities which dont involve partying willl never be enough. We live in a shallow world which cares about looks and beauty. Sometimes i wish i had blonde hair and blue eyes men will find me attractive as this standard of beauty is promoted in society. I am a brown skinned woman with brown eyes i hate it because these features i find are dull.
Being single in my 20s has made be bitter and angry men never loved me back and envious of women who have boyfriends and husbands.
Men want the perfect attractive women like we see on Instagram, love island and celebrity culture. The fact that I am caring, like meaningful conversations and doing fun activities willl never be enough.
There so many reasons why i want kill myself.
Knowing everything I know now I would have killed myself 10 years ago.
You know, it's incredibly frustrating to wish you were loved in a romantic way and that you feel like you were missing out.
I think often times people "play games" and decide to date and date and date and date but toss their partners away as if they are disposable rather than appreciate the one that they have.
This has been my opinion for many years.
That it's futile.
The glamor of relationships in photographs are not always what they seem and it's just a scratch on the surface.
Everyone is an "actor" and it's "funny" - they're all so perfect right?
You missed nothing.
I think everyone in life wants to be loved, loved by relatives, loved by peers, loved by a partner (someday) and that unhealthy relationships, bad influences, and a careless society has created unrealistic views of sex, relationships, and family.
People are selfish. They are shallow. They are cruel. They are controlling. They are difficult even when things can be so very simple.
Being sexually inexperienced is not a bad thing. People brag about "friends with benefits" - who is it benefiting? People brag about multiple partners - is everyone in the relationship happy? People brag about "boyfriends" or "girlfriends" but most of all I think the "pressure" in a sexualized society is romanticized from a very early age (depending on exposure to inappropriate content, behaviors, shaming, blaming, and pretending like it's cool.)
There are people in this world that believe pornography is real. It is acting.
What you see in public is not always what is happening behind closed doors. What you see in movies or on the internet is not always the truth of everything.
The ideas about genitalia are so diverse and vary greatly. Secrecy and blabbing about what people do behind closed doors and using it as a means of psychological harm is all too common. Too many bad men, too many heartbroken women, too many cheaters, too many liars, and too many "fantasies." It happens in every community regardless of sexual preferences.
If I could make one "suggestion" for any woman struggling with self esteem and a desire to be in a relationship, it would be to go take a shower, brush your hair and teeth, if you enjoy a little bit of makeup, on and decide to go somewhere public.
Hold up a sign that says "Single?" And see what people say or do.
Someone might walk past you, several people might, someone may stop and say hey, what's up? Want to go grab some food? People might ignore you. But you know. You could people watch and if they laugh, don't be discouraged, just laugh too.
Just be cautious.