Attractive girl but with no friends

Hey I feel the same just like you I think I’m attractive too but still don’t have real girlfriends it’s annoying

If you don’t talk much, talk more. Put yourself out there, assess how you present yourself. Easier said than done I know, personally I wouldn’t reject someone or not approach someone if they were super attractive, rather if we just don’t seem to have a lot in common. Atm to people you may just be looks no personality. Dunno

Why don't you go out and talk to people. I think it's pretty arrogant to assume people aren't talking to you because you're good looking. Maybe you just aren't very fun to talk to. Stop being boring!


edit: oh, and just as an aside, not really on topic, but any girl I've ever met who says 'I just don't really get on with other girls' has always either been super *****y to other girls, or just completely ignored new girls in any social situation but pounced on new boys.

I totally understand what you are saying. I too don't really have many proper friends. Personally, I don't really know how good, bad, or average looking I am - I have always found this something really hard to judge because you just don't know how other people 'see you'.

Its great that you actually have the confidence to say that you are attractive. A lot of the girls in my old classes endlessly complained to each other about their looks but you could tell that they all really thought they were amazingly gorgeous.

I had a similar experience to you when a boy in my form (I am a boy btw) told me that I was seen as a 'snob' by some of the other boys because I always got the best marks in the class but didn't really talk to any of the other boys.

I empathise with you more than myself though because, from what I experienced throughout high school and sixth form, girls' friendship 'circles' seem to be much more centred around looks/attractiveness than boys. It would be interesting to see what you look like.

Girls don't really like me for some reason.
I made a good few girl friends at college, but I don't really speak to them anymore.