I totally agree with you. I don't try anymore. I talk to a few girls in my Nutrition class before the teacher arrives (about the class, homework and stuff) but I would never ask any of them to hang out sometime. I just know what it would lead to. Time outside my room, buying crap I don't need to be buying, wasting gas and time I could be spending playing keytar or videogames or doing nothing...etc...what's the point? For what? Sex? A false feeling of love? We die alone. It's just not worth it.
Looking on dating sites I see headlines like "Queen looking for her king" or "Looking for a man, not a boy" etc pictures of women in almost nothing or showing cleavage, making kissy faces, it's all just disgustingly hilarious to me. The whole process. Ugh. Why am I even on a dating site anyway? I guess I get a kick out of it when women message me. Usually we go back and forth once or twice and that's the end of it. As a man, I'm supposed to be persistent, but I'm not.
Having a girlfriend/wife does not make you a better person, it's just a status symbol, it's kind of like a thing people use to try to prove that they are better than everyone.
I think that you shouldn't try to find happiness through getting some woman you met off of the internet (or in a bar/resteraunt/park, or whatever).
Maybe the true key to happiness in within ourselves, not from the outside world.
You aren't a bad person for being single, and whether your persistent or not can't determine if you're a man or a boy.
You're a good person, not some alien animal-type creature. Having a soul-mate does not determine who you are.
A friend in need, I really think you're missing something important here.
What do you mean?
I don't think anybody else has pointed this out yet. You think love is this completely evil and awful thing and that nothing good could ever become of it. THAT is not real love.
INCORRECT.
I am trying to be completely honest when I say this: I don't want to argue or be rude at all. (Please don't get mad at me for saying this!)
I don't have factual information (other than me witnessing what I've seen) to support my statement, but I choose to believe that I think love is just an illusion dreamed up by someone in Hollywood in order to create a genre for forms of entertainment.
And after the media's corruption took place, a large prejudice against single people was formed.
This is why we all think that love is "the greatest magical experience that makes everyone happy every single second!"
Please don't get angry for me saying this, but human beings were not meant to have love lives, because that sort of thing does not exist. The only reason why humanity is still here is due to sexual reproduction. Love has nothing to do with it.
I agree that people often get married for the wrong reasons. This is the so-called love that puts people though hell. People stay in bad relationships all the time and for all sorts of reasons. People let their partners abuse and control them because it makes them feel wanted, they stick around for the sex while the rest of the relationship fails, they chase after money, they don't think they could do any better, they get married because it's expected of them or because time is running out and they want children. People settle. People often claim to love each other or think that they love each other when the reality is that they don't.
That just proves that love is some mornic creation made up in Hollywood (or somewhere else). This is one of the main reasons why I promote people being single throughout the course of their entire lives/existance.
But I do believe that true love is out there.
That is a positive way of thinking, but I still strongly disagree with this almost more than I disagree with anything.
I just think that it's a rare thing and only a small fraction of people will ever find it.
How small exactly?
Many don't keep looking long enough or they have too many issues to ever make a relationship work. But some people luck out and find another person they can be happy with.
How many happy relationships have you seen?
Also, some couples can love each other in the sense that they're mostly happy and care about each other while others need a deep, passionate sort of love. There are many levels and meanings to the word "love," but you seem to be lumping everything together.
It's what I believe to be the truth in life.
I would also like to point out that I get the impression you're forcing yourself to believe what you do.
I am?
It is normal and natural to be sexually attracted to others and to want love and affection. It is okay to be different and not want those things, but you seem to be unnaturally trying to make yourself believe you want no part of it. If you really, truly do not want love or lust or any of that, then fine. I just get the impression that maybe a part of you still has the same normal urges as everybody else, but you're bitter and angry about that and are trying to convince yourself that it's wrong.
I choose to believe that people being miserable is wrong. I don't like seeing people being stressed out and unhappy because they were blinded by a cultural illusion.
I wasn't created to be constantly miserable and depressed, and the same goes for everyone else on this forum/internet/good places in the world.
Although I see nothing wrong with the sexual area of relationships between the opposite genders, I still believe that love is wrong because NOTHING good comes out of it, and nothing good will ever come out of it.