Laprus9 Posted May 15, 2016 Share Posted May 15, 2016 I've always put women and relationships on hold because I was too busy focusing on studies and too busy focusing on various career choices. When I was 15 all of my friends had girlfriends and some even proclaimed they were sexually active, but none of that interested me, I was busy focusing on my grades. I left school at 18 and wanted to join the army, but I couldn't because I had a history of asthma and needed to be four years clear of receiving any pumps (pumps are a mandatory requirement for schools), well for four years, I worked my butt off at the gym, I worked late nights to pay for the gym, pay rent and have some beer money. Well waffle aside I didn't make it into this regiment and I was left feeling blue, so for two years I was a bum, I worked part-time, lazed around the rest of time, drinking beer, playing video games. My friend became concerned for me, so he suggested that I study for a degree. I was reluctant at first because I am not really an academic person, I am not very intelligent, but I thought why not give it a shot. It's a part time course that takes six years and I am half way through it as of now. I work part-time, and study part-time, so I am pretty busy. I am doing well on my course, but I feel as though I have made a mistake by not placing a greater desire to have relationships. I'm 27 and I haven't dated since I was 19, I'm so inexperienced for someone my age and I feel embarrassed about it. I always just assumed it would happen for me and it hasn't. My passive behavior has led to me being abnormal and because I feel pressure, I feel awkward and I am becoming more and more socially awkward. I don't socialize much at the moment because studying takes up my time along with work. I don't know what to do. Link to post Share on other sites
ZA Dater Posted May 15, 2016 Share Posted May 15, 2016 I've always put women and relationships on hold because I was too busy focusing on studies and too busy focusing on various career choices. When I was 15 all of my friends had girlfriends and some even proclaimed they were sexually active, but none of that interested me, I was busy focusing on my grades. I left school at 18 and wanted to join the army, but I couldn't because I had a history of asthma and needed to be four years clear of receiving any pumps (pumps are a mandatory requirement for schools), well for four years, I worked my butt off at the gym, I worked late nights to pay for the gym, pay rent and have some beer money. Well waffle aside I didn't make it into this regiment and I was left feeling blue, so for two years I was a bum, I worked part-time, lazed around the rest of time, drinking beer, playing video games. My friend became concerned for me, so he suggested that I study for a degree. I was reluctant at first because I am not really an academic person, I am not very intelligent, but I thought why not give it a shot. It's a part time course that takes six years and I am half way through it as of now. I work part-time, and study part-time, so I am pretty busy. I am doing well on my course, but I feel as though I have made a mistake by not placing a greater desire to have relationships. I'm 27 and I haven't dated since I was 19, I'm so inexperienced for someone my age and I feel embarrassed about it. I always just assumed it would happen for me and it hasn't. My passive behavior has led to me being abnormal and because I feel pressure, I feel awkward and I am becoming more and more socially awkward. I don't socialize much at the moment because studying takes up my time along with work. I don't know what to do. I can relate particularly to the bold parts. In terms of what to do, I am don't know the answer, I am 32 and haven't had much luck at dating What I can suggest is to keep yourself busy, find something you are passionate about, pursue that, find happiness with yourself. While I give that advice I know the inexperience thing will in all probability play on your mind often. Not much I can offer I am afraid apart from the fact I sympathise with you. Link to post Share on other sites
RedPurpleOrange Posted May 15, 2016 Share Posted May 15, 2016 Nike said it quite simply. "Just Do It". 1 Link to post Share on other sites
Kics Posted May 15, 2016 Share Posted May 15, 2016 Don't feel bad it happens. I just turn 25 and I haven't even had any serious relationships. I have put dating on the back burner because I hate it. At least you are not a girl and have a biological clock ticking lol. You can try online dating or meetup for singles? There are plenty of people that are waiting to date or get married later in life. Link to post Share on other sites
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