Anonymous wrote:You must be coming across as insecure and needy. Players use you and move on and decent guys see you as insecure and needy.
Anonymous wrote:Stop doing everything right and going along with it. Men don’t have any respect for women who are kind to them.
This was a hard lesson for me to learn and very difficult for me to implement because I’m a naturally laid back and low maintenance person. But when I did, I started being treated better.
Don’t listen to all the men who are going to say that they don’t like high maintenance, demanding b-ches. They’re lying to you or to themselves.
Anonymous wrote:
Quit dating sharp-dressed handsome types. Find someone who considers you out of his league and will be a little grateful.
Anonymous wrote:Daddy issues. I got them after my parents separated at 40. I felt a clingy desperate need to be loved by a man any man. Usually I'm incredibly strong and guarded but god this feeling is like no other.
Anonymous wrote:
Quit dating sharp-dressed handsome types. Find someone who considers you out of his league and will be a little grateful.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You need to get a life -- literally. Have your own life -- enjoy pursuing your career and hobbies, have accomplishments, set lofty goals, volunteer in your community. Make and/or nurture close friendships. Take really great care of yourself -- exercise, cook healthy food, learn a mindfulness practice, up your style and beauty for yourself, not for anyone else. Spend some time being creative -- for ideas you could: take dance, take cooking classes, write stories, learn guitar, get the book "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain" and follow it, plan a garden. And then this is key: get a therapist or life coach and tell them you want support gaining confidence.
When you have done all this, and feel secure in your skin, and confident that you have a great life and you know you have infinite value -- then you can date again. And I don't think you will continue to have the same problem.
Sometimes there's no time. Women especially have a ticking bio clock. Men take all the time in the world
No time to develop self respect? You think it is better that OP continue on this path she is on and let men treat her like trash so she can eventually have a kid with one of them? Because of that ticking clock? Not smart. At all.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You need to get a life -- literally. Have your own life -- enjoy pursuing your career and hobbies, have accomplishments, set lofty goals, volunteer in your community. Make and/or nurture close friendships. Take really great care of yourself -- exercise, cook healthy food, learn a mindfulness practice, up your style and beauty for yourself, not for anyone else. Spend some time being creative -- for ideas you could: take dance, take cooking classes, write stories, learn guitar, get the book "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain" and follow it, plan a garden. And then this is key: get a therapist or life coach and tell them you want support gaining confidence.
When you have done all this, and feel secure in your skin, and confident that you have a great life and you know you have infinite value -- then you can date again. And I don't think you will continue to have the same problem.
Sometimes there's no time. Women especially have a ticking bio clock. Men take all the time in the world
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You need to get a life -- literally. Have your own life -- enjoy pursuing your career and hobbies, have accomplishments, set lofty goals, volunteer in your community. Make and/or nurture close friendships. Take really great care of yourself -- exercise, cook healthy food, learn a mindfulness practice, up your style and beauty for yourself, not for anyone else. Spend some time being creative -- for ideas you could: take dance, take cooking classes, write stories, learn guitar, get the book "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain" and follow it, plan a garden. And then this is key: get a therapist or life coach and tell them you want support gaining confidence.
When you have done all this, and feel secure in your skin, and confident that you have a great life and you know you have infinite value -- then you can date again. And I don't think you will continue to have the same problem.
Sometimes there's no time. Women especially have a ticking bio clock. Men take all the time in the world
Anonymous wrote:You need to get a life -- literally. Have your own life -- enjoy pursuing your career and hobbies, have accomplishments, set lofty goals, volunteer in your community. Make and/or nurture close friendships. Take really great care of yourself -- exercise, cook healthy food, learn a mindfulness practice, up your style and beauty for yourself, not for anyone else. Spend some time being creative -- for ideas you could: take dance, take cooking classes, write stories, learn guitar, get the book "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain" and follow it, plan a garden. And then this is key: get a therapist or life coach and tell them you want support gaining confidence.
When you have done all this, and feel secure in your skin, and confident that you have a great life and you know you have infinite value -- then you can date again. And I don't think you will continue to have the same problem.
Anonymous wrote:You are too easy and desperate and it shows.
Work to improve yourself and have self respect.