Stasis
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I'm sure you can find a young Airman from BAFB. Guys aren't that pickt, tbh. But it may take going to a bar.
you're lying to yourself. guys will basically take anyone at all. hire a prostitute if it bothers you that much
I’m a guy, lost my virginity at 27, to a girl that was around 20. I was inexperienced and a huge nerd. Don’t be rough on yourself, but the key to attracting someone is confidence. Confidence in yourself, confidence in who you are, and confidence when talking. Pickup a few extra hobbies, volunteer and get involved in projects. It gets you out there, and makes you feel good helping while others see the good you do. Don’t sell yourself short. I already know that you are your biggest critic, so find a way to appease that critic, then the rest of things fall into place. Just fyi: I’ve literally been called the luckiest person they’ve ever met, and thats more than a dozen times. You’d think a guy with a target planted on their back by the universe would be unpopular, but my confidence and ability to get through the tough times shows I’m resilient and responsible and steadfast. The bigger issue when gaining confidence is to not go too far. Then you become a narcissist. Not a good thing.
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I’m a guy, lost my virginity at 27, to a girl that was around 20. I was inexperienced and a huge nerd. Don’t be rough on yourself, but the key to attracting someone is confidence. Confidence in yourself, confidence in who you are, and confidence when talking. Pickup a few extra hobbies, volunteer and get involved in projects. It gets you out there, and makes you feel good helping while others see the good you do. Don’t sell yourself short. I already know that you are your biggest critic, so find a way to appease that critic, then the rest of things fall into place. Just fyi: I’ve literally been called the luckiest person they’ve ever met, and thats more than a dozen times. You’d think a guy with a target planted on their back by the universe would be unpopular, but my confidence and ability to get through the tough times shows I’m resilient and responsible and steadfast. The bigger issue when gaining confidence is to not go too far. Then you become a narcissist. Not a good thing.
If it's of any comfort, I'm a 35 year old guy in much the same situation. I wish you the best of luck!