Well, of course a good option is therapy. But also knowing it’s perfectly okay to feel sad about being rejection, but also know rejection is very normal. It happens. Continue to be yourself though. It takes more than kindness to lure ppl in and you’ll find that one person who’s wanting to know more about you eventually

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Therapy would be really healthy for you, also finding social hobbies you enjoy. Wanting and not having romantic love or even just the physical stuff (if that’s your goal) is tough, like it sucks donkey dick but it also shouldn’t be the end of your world.

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Agree with #1, but also there's more to life than a romantic partner. Easier said than done of course, but it might be good to find hobbies and a friend group and stuff like that so your desire to live isn't hung up on women...

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Agree with all of this, and if you want advice you’d need someone who has actually seen you interact with woman to chime in. Strangers aren’t going to have a good read on you specifically, even if they do that’s more luck than anything because we haven’t observed you acting natural. You can’t just explain what you perceived to someone, they need to be a neutral third party

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I feel you. I am the same way as I do crave love and physical affection so I’m not sure if I’m in any better spot to give you advice but here is what I’ll say. Don’t pour all ur attention on finding that bc the more you chase, the more it’s gonna get away from you

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