Anonymous
6/15/2025, 5:41:42 PM No.81500975
Has anyone managed to get out of legitimate inceldom/forever alone life?
>29
>KHV
>apparently somewhat attractive
>short
>struggle with weight but it's improving
>have been on multiple dates but never manage to get to the next date
I fear that I'm simply too kind. I'm not like some "nice guy" where I get angry when someone rejects me. I kinda did once, but it was because she got me to open up and spill a lot of shit I keep private just to reject me in a really demeaning and disrespectful way but that's not important. Most of the time I just don't even bother trying. I'm too scared of being seen as a loser. I'd prefer that everyone thinks I'm just really nice and respectful than get rejected and be known as the guy that makes passes at everyone. I rarely ever interact with women anymore at all. I do at work, but they're all older and spoken for.
There was one woman at my office that I thought that maybe I'd try something with but she was really inconsistent in how she treated me so I just cut her off. It made me too nervous around her.
I grew up in a christian house and my mother used shame as a tool frequently. I'm genuinely just terrified of being honest about how I feel. The idea of letting someone know that I'm interested in them makes me freeze. My brain just associates that kind of action with shame and disgust. How do I get over this? I just want to be normal. I feel like if I could figure out how to get my brain to stop getting in the way I would be fine.
>29
>KHV
>apparently somewhat attractive
>short
>struggle with weight but it's improving
>have been on multiple dates but never manage to get to the next date
I fear that I'm simply too kind. I'm not like some "nice guy" where I get angry when someone rejects me. I kinda did once, but it was because she got me to open up and spill a lot of shit I keep private just to reject me in a really demeaning and disrespectful way but that's not important. Most of the time I just don't even bother trying. I'm too scared of being seen as a loser. I'd prefer that everyone thinks I'm just really nice and respectful than get rejected and be known as the guy that makes passes at everyone. I rarely ever interact with women anymore at all. I do at work, but they're all older and spoken for.
There was one woman at my office that I thought that maybe I'd try something with but she was really inconsistent in how she treated me so I just cut her off. It made me too nervous around her.
I grew up in a christian house and my mother used shame as a tool frequently. I'm genuinely just terrified of being honest about how I feel. The idea of letting someone know that I'm interested in them makes me freeze. My brain just associates that kind of action with shame and disgust. How do I get over this? I just want to be normal. I feel like if I could figure out how to get my brain to stop getting in the way I would be fine.
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