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Primrose said:I know loads of really average looking women who have great relationships because they're really happy with who they are.
Argamemnon said:Must be my English; my question is directed to females who suffer from severe social anxiety, and yet have a boyfriend or a husband.
Would you have a relationship if you were male? Because women are approached by men, thus I can imagine that being female makes it easier to find a partner...
Depressed4life said:If i was a male...of course i would still have relationships. .
persian said:Depressed4life said:If i was a male...of course i would still have relationships. .
I doubt that you would ... if you would be in the exact same state as you say you are .. i can guarantee you you'd be miserable and alone. Luckily for you, you're a female.
SocialRetahd said:persian said:Depressed4life said:If i was a male...of course i would still have relationships. .
I doubt that you would ... if you would be in the exact same state as you say you are .. i can guarantee you you'd be miserable and alone. Luckily for you, you're a female.
lol..persian if it's that much better being a female, which not get the op?
It would suck being female, but it also sucks being an average looking guy who has social phobia.
That's very discouraging to people like me.miss_amy said:My man is super confident, very vocal and very sociable. I think we are a good match because he fills in the gaps and does the stuff that I find difficult and I calm him down. I fill the gaps in the side he has trouble with, like the soft side with the children and remembering things that he forgets. I have a good thinking mind and good ideas which he then uses his confidence to put in place. We are a good team, home and business wise. We complicate each othervery well. I think I would find it hard having a partner with the same troubles as I do...
Argamemnon said:That's very discouraging to people like me.miss_amy said:My man is super confident, very vocal and very sociable. I think we are a good match because he fills in the gaps and does the stuff that I find difficult and I calm him down. I fill the gaps in the side he has trouble with, like the soft side with the children and remembering things that he forgets. I have a good thinking mind and good ideas which he then uses his confidence to put in place. We are a good team, home and business wise. We complicate each othervery well. I think I would find it hard having a partner with the same troubles as I do...
I think most women feel the same. I know you weren't trying to be discouraging.miss_amy said:Not trying to be discouraging, just saying how it is for me.