The Grand Inquisitor wrote:
If having a relationship is your number one goal in life, you should give more consideration to what women your age tend to want/expect from a prospective partner in the context of a romantic relationship. It seems like you're only focusing on your own needs and desires rather than focusing on what would actually attract or satisfy a woman you want to date.
In the context of desiring a romantic relationship, what you want doesn't count for much if you can't give someone else what they want.
Being kind, caring, honest and upfront may help keep a partner if you ever manage to attract one, but those traits alone are unlikely to be enough to attract a partner when you're "very poor", unambitous, "shy as hell" and socially isolated.
In the dating market, everybody wants the most desirable partner they can attract based on what they value. If you have nothing going for you that will actively attract anyone to you, especially if you're so unambitious that you're content being very poor, your only realistic romantic prospects are other people who struggle to attract partners themselves. Think low physical attractiveness, obese, disabled, etc.
You simultaneously want a romantic partner more than anything else in the world, and don't seem to care about how most women your age are likely to perceive you as a prospective romantic partner. Not caring about societal expectations is all well and good, but not caring about what women tend to value in a prospective romantic partner is shooting yourself in the foot.
Based on your responses so far, you really don't seem to be taking in anything I'm saying. Good luck with your search for a partner, but it's probably not going to happen for you if you don't try to improve your appeal.
Well said. Wanting a partner but not being willing to make yourself a suitable partner is like wanting to drive but refusing to learn how to drive.
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If you're not careful, the newspapers will have you hating the people who are being oppressed, and loving the people who are doing the oppressing. —Malcolm X
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