My Ex Back

Why is it so damn hard to find a boyfriend?

I’m 20 years old and have never had a boyfriend. I consider myself attractive and not to brag but people tell me I look like a model all the time. I have “dated” guys in the past but they all usually just want sex so I end up dumping them. The guys that like me are either creepers 20 years older than me or they are the players who just want sex. I really like this one guy who is really nice and I think we would be perfect together, but he is not into me. I just dont understand how most of my friends have bfs (some even have two!) and I cant find a decent guy. I just want to love someone and have the same feelings returned but I constantly get my heart broken Everytime I start to like a guy, he is either a dog or doesnt like me. And Im not constantly searching for someone, I’m just so sick of being alone. Whats wrong with me? Why cant I find a decent man?

It is unfortunate but true that at your age most Relationships are best on give and take. That is boy’s/young men want to take from the girls that give. I may have a few suggestions for you to try and not to try.

Don’ts: Date someone at work. Date someone you meet at a party or bar. Get desperate and lower your expectations. And definitely don’t think you can change someone.

Do’s: Network with friends you trust. Look at places like book stores or community volunteer projects. If you go to church you might find the type of person your looking for, most churches have “socials” for young singles. Be patient waiting for the right one is worth it.

Good luck and for now just explore the things in life that make you passionate about life.

I’m Yours(ukulele)

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