Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No such thing as a woman who has never been in a relationship. I think the ones who say that just mean no "meaningful" relationships. They definitely have men they are having sex with.
lol sure. There just as many incel women as there are incel men. Just read through this board. For some reason it is okay to be an incel if you are female.
Anonymous wrote:No such thing as a woman who has never been in a relationship. I think the ones who say that just mean no "meaningful" relationships. They definitely have men they are having sex with.
Anonymous wrote:No such thing as a woman who has never been in a relationship. I think the ones who say that just mean no "meaningful" relationships. They definitely have men they are having sex with.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have a lot of female acquaintances who are 35+ but have never been in a relationship. They are very pretty, educated, professionally successful, and have interesting hobbies. I understand if someone was unlucky in love and hasn’t met the right person, but it’s hard for me to understand never even trying. They might go on the occasional first date but have never had anyone they introduce as a partner or SO and never talk about looking for it. I’m so curious about how this happened but don’t want to be rude and ask them.
I also know men 35+ who have never been in relationships but it seems a bit different — for them it seems more related to social awkwardness, fear of rejection, or laziness. But who knows.
You think they are pretty but they aren’t.
The women you are talking about are not attractive. Really attractive women get what they want.
Anonymous wrote:I have a lot of female acquaintances who are 35+ but have never been in a relationship. They are very pretty, educated, professionally successful, and have interesting hobbies. I understand if someone was unlucky in love and hasn’t met the right person, but it’s hard for me to understand never even trying. They might go on the occasional first date but have never had anyone they introduce as a partner or SO and never talk about looking for it. I’m so curious about how this happened but don’t want to be rude and ask them.
I also know men 35+ who have never been in relationships but it seems a bit different — for them it seems more related to social awkwardness, fear of rejection, or laziness. But who knows.
Anonymous wrote:They are very pretty, educated, professionally successful, and have interesting hobbies.
But they have few social skills. They don't know how to date. They don't know how to communicate well. They don't know how to be with someone in a non-work capacity. They have no idea about how to sustain a long-term, loving relationship with one other person. No man her age wants to teach her how, either. Instead, a man will look at her and think there must be a bad reason why she's never had a long-term relationship. Next.
Because OLD is tacky, most dating seems to involve alcohol, and guys pressure women to have sex.
That's the cold, hard truth.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some women who "have never been in a relationship" actually have been in relationships with men they keep secret. The handyman who does a lot more than painting and plumbing. The married professor who met her for coffee. The dumb jock who would be a catch to some but seems too dumb to introduce to friends. The boss who showed a different side of his personality during a business trip. The neighbor who flirted in the laundry room. The guy from out of town who went on a group hiking trip.
You have this all wrong -- she isn't afraid to introduce the "dumb jock" to her friends, he refuses to introduce her to his.
I've dated many men I'd never introduce to my friends. One guy I was involved with on and off for twenty years. And I considered myself single the whole time.
All relationships are different.
I think this is much more common than most people realize. A woman I dated on and off had a guy like this. She meets new men and doesn't tell them about him, but I figured it out.
I think we’ve all been there with “dates” we don’t introduce to family and friends.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some women who "have never been in a relationship" actually have been in relationships with men they keep secret. The handyman who does a lot more than painting and plumbing. The married professor who met her for coffee. The dumb jock who would be a catch to some but seems too dumb to introduce to friends. The boss who showed a different side of his personality during a business trip. The neighbor who flirted in the laundry room. The guy from out of town who went on a group hiking trip.
You have this all wrong -- she isn't afraid to introduce the "dumb jock" to her friends, he refuses to introduce her to his.
I've dated many men I'd never introduce to my friends. One guy I was involved with on and off for twenty years. And I considered myself single the whole time.
All relationships are different.
I think this is much more common than most people realize. A woman I dated on and off had a guy like this. She meets new men and doesn't tell them about him, but I figured it out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some women who "have never been in a relationship" actually have been in relationships with men they keep secret. The handyman who does a lot more than painting and plumbing. The married professor who met her for coffee. The dumb jock who would be a catch to some but seems too dumb to introduce to friends. The boss who showed a different side of his personality during a business trip. The neighbor who flirted in the laundry room. The guy from out of town who went on a group hiking trip.
You have this all wrong -- she isn't afraid to introduce the "dumb jock" to her friends, he refuses to introduce her to his.
I've dated many men I'd never introduce to my friends. One guy I was involved with on and off for twenty years. And I considered myself single the whole time.
All relationships are different.