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Years Lost

By bignrgboy969 June 22, 2020 2 answers Last updated June 22, 2020

Hi. I'm a man in my 30s. I spent my youth locked up at home or in front of a computer or over the textbooks. Why and how, what exactly are the causes, etc. there's no point going into detail. Accordingly, you may realize that I have a problem with women. Not only do I have no wife or girlfriend, but even in purely sexual terms, I'm way behind. In the last 1-2 years, I realized that I was no longer a young man and that I must have lost and missed out on youth. I realized that things I had to do no longer had room for my age. I realized that in life I'm way behind. I'm 30 years old and I can't find a girlfriend. I'm not sure, and every woman feels it. And what is it like in the eyes of a woman/girl to see an insecure and anxious man in his 30s with a profession and the most normal appearance....? Isn't that repulsive? Being 17, 20, 22-23, to say I'm still young and inexperienced, although the majority of men aged 22-23 are definitely experienced. I try to meet different girls, but it's hard. I recently met a 22-year-old girl- an intern at a nearby place of my job. I asked her out. She refused, on the pretext, that she was much younger than me. Maybe it's just the way to speak, and when you think about it, there's not a lot of it, and it's not a lot, especially when you're 20 and you might meet a peer of yours. Somehow it turns out that for some of them, I'm too big, and for the other, i suck. I'm thinking, is there any option for me to become a normal man, based on the emotional and life mutilation I inflicted on myself when I was younger? Is it possible that at 30 years old, you're getting normal? I always think that the manhood starts from the age of 15 or 16 and by the age of 23-24, come on 25-26, you should be a complete man now. I have a profession, the years go by. Maybe in time, some chief will become, based on work experience. They're going to start hanging around me. Yes, but don't you think a woman should like you as a man of a male character, not because you're in some kind of post or have someone more? Or do I, after a while, become like men paying lovers and prostitutes, killing off the complexes of youth associated with a lack of female attention...? As things go, I think I'm probably not going to create a family, not because I'm like some crazy old bachelor suffering from squeamishness, characterism and heavy claims, but simply because I'm a jerk.

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mrmcmasters answered · June 22, 2020
One day you wake up and realize that you've wasted your best years hanging out in front of the comp and standing at home. Nothing can bring back the lost years - I've tried all kinds of lives. I've been in prostitutes, i've been drinking for days, trying to make friends, but you know that at 30 years old, it's a little hard to make friends. The truth is, the years are passing, and people like us are side observers of life. I ended up going downstream and whatever came.
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catalina_xs answered · June 22, 2020
To ask purely hypothetical - assume that you had a so-called "full life" - a loving wife, sweet children, holidays, resorts, thrills, etc. It's a complete idyll. One day, your wife decides that she doesn't love you anymore, and that she's actually stopped loving you for a long time, but she's drifting like that and it's more comfortable. At some point, the pink bubble you lived in bursts, and believe me, after a few years, it doesn't keep you warm at all that you once lived this so-called "full life". All these sweet memories will be left very quickly back. And then you will understand that the phrase "memories warm" is greatly overrated. "The only thing worse than being alone is being with people who make you feel alone." Robin Williams.