You’re no more entitled to a relationship than a guy is entitled to have sex.

Anonymous wrote:Having a boyfriend doesn't even necessarily mean you'll have someone who pays attention to you. Ask me how I know, ha.

If a boyfriend doesn't pay attention to you he should be your ex boyfriend

Having a boyfriend doesn't even necessarily mean you'll have someone who pays attention to you. Ask me how I know, ha.

Anonymous wrote:It's selfish if it's not mutual.

+ 1. Love unrequited is the worst.

It's selfish if it's not mutual.

I don’t get why that’s wrong to want. DH is my biggest fan. I am his. Isn’t that part of the fun of dating someone? Having someone excited to see you, talk and hang out with, and be intimate with? I know relationships are complicated and there’s more to it than that, but especially at the beginning, isn’t a lot of it about making each other feel good?

Most marriages are based on this.

Thanks for the last two posts, bobos.

Anonymous wrote:So tired of insecure women and men who seek attention to fill the void inside themselves. Fix yourself first.

I actually like myself just fine. No one else has ever thought me special or paid much attention to me so I think it would be nice to have sex else think I'm special.

Anonymous wrote:So tired of insecure women and men who seek attention to fill the void inside themselves. Fix yourself first.

Maybe follow your own advice?

So tired of insecure women and men who seek attention to fill the void inside themselves. Fix yourself first.

Not at all. That's what an intimate relationship is.

Why not? That's what lots of married women do.

Yes.

Get a pet.

And make me feel special?