happydolphin said:
hehehe :) you're just too *deep sigh*, I can't resist :P @adinnieken. I'm not sure to be honest. I've never been a fan of the buff type, for example, yet many girls are about that. I'm also half middle-eastern, and in this region of Canada (Fredericton, New Brunswick), it is very hard to fit in the cool club looking middle-eastern, as sad as that is. I can have a great personality, be a really fun guy, but getting in the acceptance circle is pretty tough. Personally I'll value more a physique like Harrison Ford in Raiders, for example. Well defined, but not too ripped, and a nice tan. Handsome like George Clooney, that kind of handsome. That is a physique I wish I had. These days getting even a good meal hasn't been too easy, food is pricy and salaries are low here. So that's how I define masculine, and that's what I desire, yet the women around me collectively seek a different type of masculine. I'm definitely not getting attention from the ladies. At first I get some attention, but there's something I do that turns them away fairly soon, maybe I'm uninteresting, of all things Happyd is... Uninteresting. For some reason I feel fully emancipated on vgchartz, yet when comes the time to socialize in real life, I fail miserably. I fail at eye contact, I fail at body language, I fail at keeping a conversation alive... I fail at all those things that seem to be where others make things work. My 50 year old friend is better with the ladies than I am, and he doesn't have a better physique than I do. For some funny reason, I find girls terribly uninteresting... :( Is my perception of the opposite sex flawed and how bad is it? |
Sounds like if they seek something different from what you desire to be like then you are naturally disconnected from them. What you need to do is find a girl that accepts you for what you want.
@bold, for me its kind of the opposite I am good at all those things BUT I can not start a conversation thus it never happens. Mostly the girls and definitely me are to stuck up to be the one to start the conversation.










