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in other words, they made a move on you or they were the ones who shot their shot with you?

yeah it won't surprise me if as years or decades go by, becoming a wizard will not be seen as weird or unnnormal in society as much anymore, it won't be seeing as unusual at all as compared to previous decades.

yeah he passed away in May of last year, he was in his early 60s, which is of course still kinda young to die in todays modern times, they said it was brain cancer, another reason for the shock is because, he was known to take care of himself, in which he would regularly go for walks, jogs.

forgot to mention, this other person also passed away last year close to around the same time, another legend or just well known in the dating advice community, David Wygant, he wasn't that old either.

i remember i read this powerful statement, here it is: "It's the learning process. EVERY guy goes through that. Every GIRL goes through similar things, where she reacted in some awkward way to a guy, shooed away a guy she regrets shooing away and now assumes probably hates her, etc., etc. The...

reminds me, Alan Roger Currie passed away last year i think, wasn't that old either.

some decades ago, people and society would view 21 as being very late for being a virgin, but in todays modern times, its kinda the norm, even kinda the norm to surpass mid-20s or more, won't surprise me as decades go by, being a 30 year old virgin or older will not be seeing as weird anymore...

another reminder as to why the dating/seduction industry will only get bitter and always will be in business

this is a word that is not used or talked about much, but it is social intelligence, or they also call it social calibration, men need to be far more advanced in that than women do for dating.

well thats interesting, but i doubt any of these women made you feel uncomfortable or doubt they creeped you out

well what i mean is, when a guy, man shoots his shot, which is how for all time that it normally goes, there is always the risk of the guy, man, accidentally violating the womans boundaries or making her feel uncomfortable, feel unsafe or getting perceived as weird or creepy, even when the guy...

this will always be a common sticking point for tons of men out there, hence why the dating advice, seduction industry will always be in demand.

yup, another reminder, i think there is some truth to this, men are the only gender that have to go through or deal with social failure, mess up interactions, deal with painful embarassing interactions when it comes to getting better at talking to the other sex, not the other way around.

to each their own, a lot of people like to think that relationships for all time, are naturally meant to be harder work for men than for women due to the burden of leadership placed on mens shoulders, i get annoyed when people say relationships are hard work for women.

yeah because for all time, men are the only ones that have to get off their asses and do something about their problems or situation, women can rely on others to take care of their problems for them, if your a guy, the world isn't coming to save you, the opposite for women though.

yeah nobody gives a **** about a womans confidence, thats not how men are attracted to women

i like how people say that men are in default scarcity, women are in default abundance

overall, becoming a wizard is quite common for men with autism. Its long been a sarcastic mindset of mine, i believe there is a lot of truth to it, a mans social skills impact his ability to attract men, to get a girlfriend, to get laid, a lot more than the other way around.

i assume the OP is in his 20s

yes to sum it up, its not rejection that hurts, its the way that it happens that has the biggest affect me on, as in, not wanting to feel like i violated the womans boundaries or made her feel uncomfortable, is an embarassing feeling, makes me feel very stupid.