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Am I a loser? Is it my destiny to be alone?

Do you exercise and eat well? Make yourself look better AND feel better and that'll definitely bump up your self esteem because just being honest with you,
people are generally sexually attracted to confidence . Low self esteem can be a big turn off and may keep you from meeting someone. Make eye contact. SMILE! Smile through pain. It isn't fake unless you lie through your teeth.
 
@harmacologist

i think 30 is too soon. When i was your age, about 5 years ago, i felt exactly the same way, but when you see the other things you still have queued in your wish list, you see that one or two years is definetly not enough time.

Accepting your situation, trying to not think about it too much, keeping your soul gentle, instead of becoming a bitter or angry person, not blaming girls for not liking you, being amicable, doing exercise, and pursuing humbly your other interests (watching game of thrones, watching old movies, drawing, learning an instrument, reading, studying, etc.) is what has worked for me to give a sense of peace.

In my opinion, after a point loneliness is a terminal ilness, lone-ilness, if you wish, but one's last years do not have to be hell.

Oh and i forgot. Careful when looking for god -personally i dont think he or she or them exist(s) -there are a lot of evil people, who claim to be in direct or semidirect connection to him (or her, or them), capitalizing on others sorrow and desperation for their own nefarious deeds. That is so true specially for middle east religions (judaism, christianism and islam).
 
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Do you exercise and eat well? Make yourself look better AND feel better and that'll definitely bump up your self esteem because just being honest with you,
people are generally sexually attracted to confidence . Low self esteem can be a big turn off and may keep you from meeting someone. Make eye contact. SMILE! Smile through pain. It isn't fake unless you lie through your teeth.

That makes a lot of sense. I´m on my 40´s and it´s not that bad. Actually it´s not that different except you´ve gotten more experience, nicer job. More respect from people in general and still looking good. Nothing really changed for me. But the exercise part is definitely worthy although too difficult to start with. Nice logic though. And true!
 
Confidence with women can be a Catch-22. If you aren't a natural and don't get attention early on, this can snowball into the situation you find yourself in. You have to have sex with women to gain the confidence to attract them.
Step 1 should be reading all you can about attracting women. The Game, by Neil Strauss, is a good start. Learn that getting sexual with women is something you can get better at, just like anything else in life. It's not something that "just is". This was a lightbulb moment for me.
Consider hiring an escort but get one thats $300/hr and is young. And consider wearing boxers during sex because I suspect I got herpes from one of the escorts I banged, LOL. Condoms don't protect your nutsack!
 
Different levels of scenarios maybe. I was talking about confidence in a general way. Not to meet women specifically.
 
You sound like a wanker mate. Fortunately there's a very simple way to change that.
 
dubdub78,

Your not a wanker. Old thread but hey, how's it going with you? Any luck with the ladies yet?

I hope you got yourself some lovin. We all needs the lovin.
 
"Broaden you social circle", "Have confidence", "Volunteer", "Attend some type of class" ...
These are all buzz words/phrases people and self help books throw at you. I happen to think they are words that people who don't truly understand absolute loneliness and rejection use, and understandably so, because they don't know anything else to say. At my age, I understand a lot. I've tried everything under the sun. I just don't appeal to the opposite sex. That is as plain and simple as I can put it. Thank you for you response. It really is appreciated

Hey, these may be buzz words, but honestly it's impossible to meet people if you don't spend time where other people do. "Broaden your social circle" is very general, I will try to be more specific. What are your hobbies? What do you like to do in your free time? Is there any cultural centre where you live? You could join some writers' club for instance. Or start reading books in a park. The point is you have to go where people go. It's certainly not easy to go to a club or pub alone, so you've got to know your best options.

I'm 24 and I've felt alone my whole life. I had sex and I felt alone after anyway. I used to be addicted to strong opioids and benzodiazepines at the same time, so I was almost like a living dead, which certainly impacted the way I perceived life and the world around me, it isn't just depression in my case, but low mood is your worst enemy here. It's not just that you crave sex and lust, what you're missing is love, friendship, and intimacy, and it's natural that you need these. I've never perceived sex as a purely physical act and I'm repulsed when a girl wants to trade herself for something or treats me like a thing. I can't have sex with a girl only because she's pretty. It's our culture and media that simplify it all, perhaps it's easier for some people to partially or fully skip on emotional and spiritual part of sex. Certainly the physical part is important but it's also much more powerful when you're sharing it with someone who is dear to you and you can be open and honest with them. Men having sex with a lot of women is hardly a virtue if they know no love. Sex may be a beautiful calming experience charging with energy and can even open your consciousness to a higher level if your partner sees it the same way you do. It's not going to happen with any person, you need to be able to completely let go.

You need to change your attitude because you're not going to draw people's attention when you're sad. You need to be able to offer something positive. Have you tried self-hypnosis or meditation? Self-hypnosis is much easier to achieve than many people think. After I quit benzodiazepines, I had serious problems with depersonalisation and I couldn't find any way back to normal life. Through self-hypnosis and meditation I began sensing my life and the world much more deeply, and I was able to find out a lot about myself and how to fix myself so I could have confidence back. I was literally an emotional wreck after years of running away from problems into drugs. The only way I could be with people was without any bonds, I developed a wrong idea about some stuff throughout all those years. I thought it was better not to show my feelings because when I do, I risk being laughed at for being weak. Showing feelings was equal to being weak for me. How can you find friends and love without showing feelings in the first place? Every human being needs friendship and love, but our culture made us feel ashamed of it, which is simply wrong.

You need to be aware that you control your life and nobody else. If you don't agree with it, then make it your mantra and start repeating it to yourself during self-hypnosis because it's true. People can affect your life but eventually it's you who makes decisions. You can build your confidence through such positive affirmations, with time as you get to know much more about yourself, your self-esteem will automatically become higher. You're the most important person of your life because every day you perceive everything with your own mind and body, and not someone else's. Thus you need to start everything with yourself, deep inside.

Take care and update us on your progress. If you can't talk to anyone in person, you can always talk to someone on the Internet. Sometimes when I feel lonely and I've got no-one to talk to, I just come here and by reading posts I can feel presence of people, sometimes small things can change everything. No human being is born to be alone.
 
I've always had problems with loneliness too. For years I was on benzodiazepines and opioids at the same time, I got so used to being numb that now having completely quit benzodiazepines and switched to buprenorphine I'm extremely anxious for no apparent reason at times. I seem to perceive everything on more levels now and there's simply too much of everything going on. There were a few people in my life who I was very close with, but I never really felt well in bigger groups. Anyway, all the people I was close with are now gone, I have no contact with them. I'm alone and I have a hard time approaching people in groups and starting a conversation, I don't do that at all. Sometimes I notice people standing alone just like me, but most of them seem so anxious that they look as if they were rejecting everyone with their gesture. I know that's how many other people understand it. This is partially true, anxious people may not want anyone to approach them because they're afraid of feeling embarrassed, but deep inside they crave contact as well, especially if they're lonely people.

I try to smile as much as possible to show people that I'm open for interaction, but very few people who have friends will trouble themselves and approach those who are alone. Every time someone approaches me at the university, they're alone. Also, I've noticed I've got a hard time finding people who would contemplate and analyse the world around as much as I do. As a result with most people I don't have too many topics to talk about. I've been through various crazy stuff in my life and it's had a huge impact on me, I seem to be more sensitive than most people are and it's hard to find a person as sensitive as I am. Mostly this is because a lot of people who are like me do their best to stay unnoticed. Often they have a low self-esteem and it's such a shame, I'm very curious about such people, especially about their inner self which they don't show every day, I'm curious how they think and how they perceive the world, I'm curious about stuff that they feel ashamed of. I'm sure that when we stop being ashamed of ourselves, take off our shells, and simply start being together, we all will see we're not alone and we all will become stronger. This is what our culture doesn't want us to realise, because we're weak when we're lonely and we pose no threat to laws and rules only serving for the benefit of a minority.

I know that many people are afraid or ashamed of their feelings and emotions which are perfectly natural and human. Find things that make you feel that way and realise there's nothing to feel shame about. Fear, shame, and anger is how we're controlled, this is the simplest and largest manipulation ever. That's how we are slaves, we will truly become free once we let go. I've been ashamed for years that I need love and intimacy, I thought I would be seen as weak if I show someone that I like them and need them. I only began feeling like this because when I was 14 I fell in love and the girl didn't feel the same way, then I thought everybody knew and I felt ashamed in front of them as if she had found me not worthy of her. It made me isolate from people and the problem magnified over the years. It's still holding me back although I started realising how ridiculous it is a few years ago. I feel embarrassed when I notice a woman can sense that I act in a protective way, some of them get even more interested once they sense it, perhaps they were hurt in the past or unsuccessful in their relationships and now they look for someone serious about feelings. However I can't be open with them if I'm not fully sure that they're type of women who will be there for me even when everyone turns against me.
 
It's like that old Bessie Smith song, 'Nobody knows you when your down and out'

shame really. For that's when we really need them
 
No. You are NOT a loser. I don't know a thing about you, but I can guarantee, no - promise, that you are certainly NOT a loser. Stop thinking like that. Immediately. NEVER say it again.

No, it is NOT your destiny to be alone. That's just silly. There's someone out there for you. You just have to find each other.

Stop overthinking this shit. If you spent as much time looking for that special someone as you do putting yourself down and overanalyzing shit, you'd be married with six kids by now.

Seriously, dude.

Every day is a new day.

Get the fuck out there and make shit happen, but don't expect miracles overnight.

If you fall down, get the fuck back up.

Learn from your mistakes.

Once more unto the breach, my friend.......
 
This comment is kinda coming out of left field but there have been recent sexuality studies in America that point to statistics which show that, among young Americans, around 5% of guys identify as homo- or bisexual, but 15% of women claim to be bi or gay. Now you can say what you want about why that may be the case, but still, we are talking about a 10% difference in numbers of purely straight people that are available depending on gender! Statistically, at least in the US with people in their 20s/30s, heterosexual guys will have a much harder time finding a straight girl than the other way around. So step up your game or broaden your sexual horizons. And these studies are out there, just google around...
 
No. You are NOT a loser. I don't know a thing about you, but I can guarantee, no - promise, that you are certainly NOT a loser. Stop thinking like that. Immediately. NEVER say it again.

No, it is NOT your destiny to be alone. That's just silly. There's someone out there for you. You just have to find each other.

Stop overthinking this shit. If you spent as much time looking for that special someone as you do putting yourself down and overanalyzing shit, you'd be married with six kids by now.

Seriously, dude.

Every day is a new day.

Get the fuck out there and make shit happen, but don't expect miracles overnight.

If you fall down, get the fuck back up.

Learn from your mistakes.

Once more unto the breach, my friend.......

^^the last five lines should be an anthem
 
if you want to change your ways, you have to work on it. if you just whine about things, you'll never be where you want to be. this goes for everything in life in my opinion.
 
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