Anonymous
7/8/2025, 8:52:13 PM No.33335092
Thinking of breaking up with my gf of 3 years because the relationship has gone to shit
My stats:
>26 years old
>6ft 6in, white Britbong
>London-based
>autistic and adhd (probably one of the worst things here)
>BMI 20, body fat 14.5% (that is to say, not I'm not obese)
>decent friendship circle, not a complete loner
>5/10 face at best, though depends who you ask as some women have remarked more positively
>I did a career reset last September, high earning potential technically but not there yet. Parents are wealthy at least.
>body count of 6 (including 3 hookups), each time I've been the one to cut ties
I've never actually seen what the dating landscape is like, at least not properly.
>When I had my first gf at age 21, I had zero photos of myself so dating apps were a challenge, but found my first gf through bumble.
>When I broke up with my first gf, did some hookups and a short term relationship via reddit
>I wanted to use the apps again, and I lucked out and found my now-gf pretty much instantly via Hinge, she wanted to lose her virginity that night and we had both just downloaded hinge so I had the new-account-ELO-boost, and I spun it off into a relationship.
I hear accounts that the dating market is bad and hopeless, but I don't know if that's just the louder voices of a smaller minority.
Is it bad enough to justify sticking in a mediocre-to-bad relationship?
My stats:
>26 years old
>6ft 6in, white Britbong
>London-based
>autistic and adhd (probably one of the worst things here)
>BMI 20, body fat 14.5% (that is to say, not I'm not obese)
>decent friendship circle, not a complete loner
>5/10 face at best, though depends who you ask as some women have remarked more positively
>I did a career reset last September, high earning potential technically but not there yet. Parents are wealthy at least.
>body count of 6 (including 3 hookups), each time I've been the one to cut ties
I've never actually seen what the dating landscape is like, at least not properly.
>When I had my first gf at age 21, I had zero photos of myself so dating apps were a challenge, but found my first gf through bumble.
>When I broke up with my first gf, did some hookups and a short term relationship via reddit
>I wanted to use the apps again, and I lucked out and found my now-gf pretty much instantly via Hinge, she wanted to lose her virginity that night and we had both just downloaded hinge so I had the new-account-ELO-boost, and I spun it off into a relationship.
I hear accounts that the dating market is bad and hopeless, but I don't know if that's just the louder voices of a smaller minority.
Is it bad enough to justify sticking in a mediocre-to-bad relationship?
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