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I'm 20 and have never seen a girl naked... Ask me Anything! (V2)

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Reply 20
Original post by AMA123123
I can't just drop the awkwardness. It's been bedded in me for years and years. I don't know how to overcome it.


Sucks to be you if that's true, but most people say it just to slap a label on their boringness and justify it. People would much rather say "I'm socially awkward" (ergo, it's not my fault), rather than "I'm a really dull person".


I don't know many girls. My social life is tiny. In school you can pretty much pick up any girl- there are girls everywhere. It changes when you start work. If you go round the office trying to pick up each girl you'll end up looking like a pervert or something.


You learn by doing.

Start by not trying to get into the knickers of every girl you meet. That's unrealistic.

Start with very modest goals. Speaking one word to a girl. And start with an ugly one or a fat one, or you'll be way too obvious.

Then try a sentence. Then a conversation. Then move on to going to a gathering. Then you want to start having coffee/tea with workos with no intention of garnering sex. You basically want to get into the friendzone of a few women so that you're not "awkward" around them. You don't need to be able to talk to most women - you just need to give them the space to witter on for two hours about themselves and their friends' emotions or whatever.

Patience, patience. Once you're comfortable with that kind of intercourse, then you start meeting other ones in some other setting (knitting club or whatever) and you can prey on one who's socially awkward just like you were, or the weak, sick, lame, lazy or otherwise desperate.
Reply 21
Original post by Clip
Sucks to be you if that's true, but most people say it just to slap a label on their boringness and justify it. People would much rather say "I'm socially awkward" (ergo, it's not my fault), rather than "I'm a really dull person".

You learn by doing.

Start by not trying to get into the knickers of every girl you meet. That's unrealistic.

Start with very modest goals. Speaking one word to a girl. And start with an ugly one or a fat one, or you'll be way too obvious.

Then try a sentence. Then a conversation. Then move on to going to a gathering. Then you want to start having coffee/tea with workos with no intention of garnering sex. You basically want to get into the friendzone of a few women so that you're not "awkward" around them. You don't need to be able to talk to most women - you just need to give them the space to witter on for two hours about themselves and their friends' emotions or whatever.

Patience, patience. Once you're comfortable with that kind of intercourse, then you start meeting other ones in some other setting (knitting club or whatever) and you can prey on one who's socially awkward just like you were, or the weak, sick, lame, lazy or otherwise desperate.


It's really difficult to explain- when I was growing up my parents would always ask questions whenever I mentioned a girl, or if they saw me speaking to a girl (even if it was just as a friend or something). So each time I speak to interact with a girl I think back to those awkward and embarrassing questions which I think is where it stems from. Again, it's hard to explain. I know I'm the only one who can change it, but that's where the feelings come from and I can't change that. Also I accept I am not good socially but I've been trying to improve that in the last few years.

You say it like finding girls to speak to is easy. I have such a tiny social life I don't meet new people. However I'm trying to change that too, planning on joining a sports club soon.
Reply 22
Original post by AMA123123
You say it like finding girls to speak to is easy. I have such a tiny social life I don't meet new people. However I'm trying to change that too, planning on joining a sports club soon.


It is easy. You're probably just making it hard on yourself by only looking to the available or hot ones.

Being social isn't about talking to the gawjus ones. It's about talking to the ugs too, and the ones who are blatantly unavailable (old, married, gay). It doesn't have to be about trying to get intimate with them, it's about not being a complete jellyfish around them.

There must be women in your workplace - you got to talk to them and without ulterior motive, otherwise you're never going to be able to get anywhere.

Put it into context.

If you can't hold a meaningless conversation about a trivial, non-romantic matter (i.e. The weather in Glasgow during the Commonwealth Games) with a fat married woman; how on earth are you going to talk your way into the yoga pants of someone you really fancy?
Reply 23
Original post by Clip
It is easy. You're probably just making it hard on yourself by only looking to the available or hot ones.

Being social isn't about talking to the gawjus ones. It's about talking to the ugs too, and the ones who are blatantly unavailable (old, married, gay). It doesn't have to be about trying to get intimate with them, it's about not being a complete jellyfish around them.

There must be women in your workplace - you got to talk to them and without ulterior motive, otherwise you're never going to be able to get anywhere.

Put it into context.

If you can't hold a meaningless conversation about a trivial, non-romantic matter (i.e. The weather in Glasgow during the Commonwealth Games) with a fat married woman; how on earth are you going to talk your way into the yoga pants of someone you really fancy?


Yeah there are women, but I struggle to start conversations with people in general (however as I say, I am improving). If I join this club then I would hope to speak to people there and make some friends. Even if that doesn't get me anywhere, it gets me some friends and helps me improve socially.
Reply 24
Original post by AMA123123
Yeah there are women, but I struggle to start conversations with people in general (however as I say, I am improving). If I join this club then I would hope to speak to people there and make some friends. Even if that doesn't get me anywhere, it gets me some friends and helps me improve socially.


Not a bad plan, but it's not a silver bullet (just like so many nerds think university is basically a free brothel for geeks). Just start small, one conversation at a time, and I really advise you to start in the workplace.

Which sport, by the way?
Reply 25
Original post by Clip
Not a bad plan, but it's not a silver bullet (just like so many nerds think university is basically a free brothel for geeks). Just start small, one conversation at a time, and I really advise you to start in the workplace.

Which sport, by the way?

Indoor rock climbing. It's tricky in the workplace as I am at a desk. And if I wondered over to someone to have a chat they'd think 1) Why did he pick me, 2) I'm trying to work here and 3) What does he want?.
Reply 26
Original post by AMA123123
Indoor rock climbing. It's tricky in the workplace as I am at a desk. And if I wondered over to someone to have a chat they'd think 1) Why did he pick me, 2) I'm trying to work here and 3) What does he want?.


Rock climbing? Seriously? It's going to be all blokes with big arms and girls who are only there to please their boyfriends.

You need to start a sport with loads of girls in it. Hockey is the obvious one.

As for talking to the people at the office - if it's one of those where you don't have contact with the others, you'll just have to dishonestly invent an icebreaker. Bake something and share it (no matter how bad) and get some talk going about how bad it really is.
Reply 27
Have you had sex?
Reply 28
Original post by AMA123123
When I was in secondary school people knew I'd never had a girlfriend and I was bullied every now and then about it. So I try and keep it quiet now. If people ask me about girlfriends I just give a short answer and change the conversation. If people ask me why I don't have a girlfriend I'll just say something like 'Just waiting for the right person' or 'Nah, who would want me? *laugh*'. I will not tell anyone I haven't had sex or anything either. People shouldn't be bothered but unfortunately it makes you look like an outcast and it's any easy target for 'banter'. That's kind of why I am trying to improve myself in the aim of getting a girlfriend. I'm fed up with feeling like the odd one out.


How often do you go out or find yourself in social situations where there be bitсhes about? I have a feeling it's more because you have a lack of opportunities due to not saying 'yes' to enough things. Put yourself out there. You at least have friends right?
Reply 29
Unlucky, son.
Reply 30
Original post by Clip
Rock climbing? Seriously? It's going to be all blokes with big arms and girls who are only there to please their boyfriends.

You need to start a sport with loads of girls in it. Hockey is the obvious one.

As for talking to the people at the office - if it's one of those where you don't have contact with the others, you'll just have to dishonestly invent an icebreaker. Bake something and share it (no matter how bad) and get some talk going about how bad it really is.

I'm joining to try and increase my social life. Join a club> get a social life> be more confident and happy> get a girlfriend. And also improves my physical condition as at the moment I am as skinny as a stick.

Original post by elohssa
Have you had sex?

No

Original post by elohssa
How often do you go out or find yourself in social situations where there be bitсhes about? I have a feeling it's more because you have a lack of opportunities due to not saying 'yes' to enough things. Put yourself out there. You at least have friends right?

I have work friends but when I suggest we go out no one is really up for it. And when we do go out (like for a meal or something as an office) there is usually so many of us I struggle to speak up.

Original post by CJKay
Unlucky, son.

Thanks, dad.
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Original post by Clip
Rock climbing? Seriously? It's going to be all blokes with big arms and girls who are only there to please their boyfriends.



It really isn't. Sure more guys do probably climb but there are lot of women as well. Whenever I am at a climbing wall or a crag there is a sizable chunk of women.

Plus this will help with him feeling boring. Will give him something interesting to talk about. If someone asks him what his hobbies are saying 'rock climbing' is an easy way to sound more interesting. Plus if he gets good enough it is something that he could invite a girl to do as well. Plus it's fun...
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Reply 32
Do you think you're alone on this forum?
Reply 33
Original post by ChaoticButterfly
It really isn't. Sure more guys do probably climb but there are lot of women as well. Whenever I am at a climbing wall or a crag there is a sizable chunk of women.

Plus this will help with him feeling boring. Will give him something interesting to talk about. If someone asks him what his hobbies are saying 'rock climbing' is an easy way to sound more interesting. Plus if he gets good enough it is something that he could invite a girl to do as well. Plus it's fun...

Exactly. It's a step in the right direction as I don't have any hobbies at the moment.

Original post by Steezy
Do you think you're alone on this forum?

Not on this forum, no.
I'm happy to know you don't have to go back to secondary school and deal with the bullying again.
Best of luck finding a girlfriend :smile: <3 Just be yourself and things should go smoothly from there.
Reply 35
Original post by Lil3utterfly
I'm happy to know you don't have to go back to secondary school and deal with the bullying again.
Best of luck finding a girlfriend :smile: <3 Just be yourself and things should go smoothly from there.

Thanks. I think if I was myself I wouldn't get anywhere. I'm trying to follow the 'fake it till you make it' idea for confidence.
Original post by AMA123123
Thanks. I think if I was myself I wouldn't get anywhere. I'm trying to follow the 'fake it till you make it' idea for confidence.


No problem. Eh, really? well if that's the case, I find that just forcing yourself to approach people helps. But it's not something everyone can do.
You'll find a method. :redface:
Original post by Lil3utterfly
How do your friends react? or do they not know?
Just curious, you're probably one of the few guys out there who have never seen a real naked girl.


I highly doubt that's true.

I'm sure there are more people than you'd realise, who are 20+ and never had any sort of sexual contact with the opposite sex.
Original post by Vikki1805
I highly doubt that's true.

I'm sure there are more people than you'd realise, who are 20+ and never had any sort of sexual contact with the opposite sex.


Haha, well that's why I said probably, :tongue:
But at first thought, it was more like, wait... so he hasn't watched 18+ either? That's what I meant when it came to naked girls anyway xD
Reply 39
Original post by BullViagra
why is it so hard to get a girlfriend?

thats one thing i never understand, there's so much supply for the demand out there. i was the last of my friends to get a gf (16), when i decided i wanted one i got one in like a week. got laid a little after that with another girl (which couldve been a threesome unfortunately). im just saying, girls are so easy to catch. why is there so much anxiety for some people when it comes to them?



mate... my first party, I had, I think a panic attack, you know what your body does when you get nervous? I threw up in the bushes within minutes of getting there, I remember dry heaving atleast 7-8 times after the initial 5-6 emptying my stomach, and no I had not drunk a single drop by that stage. you know what fight or flight means? better the lighter you are right? your body will get rid of weight any way it can. so then I repeatedly went to the bathroom, and I have been sick and this was about the same if not worse, where I dident have a fever, I had the butterflies you normaly get in your upper tummy, except more of a cramping feeling and ten times worse and all the way through my gut. I was in the middle of nowhere with only a few houses around with no phone (the people I knew vaguely who I was going to go with went in a different car and were nowhere to be seen.
sorry rant over, dragged on a bit.
I mean I have got better from that but I mean you still have to make a girl laugh/be kinda charming and provide some mystery/challenge/macho/protection, this all takes confidence, I mean asking a girl working at a tourist desk as a summer job for a ticket isent going to get you anywhere - with no confidence your going to talk to her like you would your school principal unless you have learnt how to do it another way, fixing your car is easy when you know how it works and what you have to do(bad analogy) otherwise theres no point poping the bonnet.
when you start off talking to girls the way you would an authority figure when your in trouble, its very hard to learn, and very discouraging as you dont have a shred of success.
I'm just saying, as someone at the far end of the scale, its always easy when your good at it, some people struggle.

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