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This is why its impossible for women to be incels. According to reddit if a girl is shy and average or below average looking she will be incel. But the thread found here: http://www.socialanxietysupport.com/forum/f26/how-did-anybody-get-a-girlfriend-boyfriend-117542/ speaks differently:
Just looking through the first few pages:
And my favorite:
And this is just the first one or two pages,
MEANWHILE FROM GUYS
Later, as in 6 or 7 pages into the thread full of women posting about their bfs, two or three guys mention having gfs but admit to being good looking.
Finally someone drops the blackpill:
And the guy got lynched by women for spouting such bs, OBVIOUSLY women have it so much harder than guys, isnt it evident from all these responses?
This was back in 2011 by the way, today its much worse
JUST FUCKING LOL AT BEING A MALE IN 2018
Just looking through the first few pages:
Don't laugh but... I met my current bf a few years ago on WoW. We live together now, so it worked out for the both of us.
All my previous bf's and my current boyfriend are extremely outgoing so despite my SA, they broke through my walls.
My friend actually set me and my current bf up on a blind date, and it worked out really well . His extroverted personality balances out my introverted one and vice versa.
I met my "boyfriend", (The quotes are there for good reason, trust me.) in 9th grade when my social anxiety/selective mutism was at its worst. I didn't talk to him at all for months. But for some reason he was persistent and insisted on sitting next to me and doing all the talking. I ask him now why he was so intent on getting to know me and he said he never realized just how anxious I was, he thought it was a type of "mystique".
I met my boyfriend at a concert.
None of us dared to ask for anyones phone number,but I knew his name so I googled him.With a lot of support from a friend a managed to send him a text.I didn't think he'd answer,but the next thing I knew he was coming over at my place
We both have social anxiety so the first couple of months was anxious and stressful as hell.I think I'm one of the few that don't enjoy the whole "in love" period as much just because of this and all the uncertainty that's involved.
I met my guy online.
This is pretty much what happened to me, back when I was in college. My now boyfriend stole my seat one day so that there was nowhere else to sit but in the chair next to him, and after a few classes he started passing little notes to me so as to pass the time. We would just draw silly pictures or play noughts and crosses and he'd ask me things like what my favourite film was. Back then I was a lot more comfortable with talking online, so after we had swapped msn addresses we spent almost the entire night just chatting and getting to know each other. I still can't quite get my head around how I managed to string enough words together around him, but I suppose things like having a similar taste in music helped, in that it gave us something to talk about. My anxiety was sky high during this time, but even after I ended up cancelling a few times when we were supposed to meet up (due to panic attacks) he still persisted and, eventually, the anxiety lessened around him to the point where we're now living together and completely comfortable around each other.
I met my other half online. We share similar interests and met through a forum and then started speaking through msn. I explained everything to him before we met. I was sexually abused a few years before and explained this to him online. Before then I never went to any clubs or made an effort to meet people, I just wanted to be left alone.
On a side note though don't go looking for love. My sister has done this with dating sites etc and it never works out. Love takes its own course, it will find you, not the other way round.
And my favorite:
Mine is a pretty interesting story. I met a man online and we became pretty close. He fell madly in love with me, but I didn't feel the same way, even though I cared for him deeply. At the time, I had been staying with my father temporarily because of some financial problems, and my father absolutely hated him for some reason. One day, my father suddenly told me to leave because he believed that I was hiding things from him (I firmly believe that my father is an undiagnosed paranoid schizophrenic.), and so, without an apartment lined up, he asked a friend of his -- man #2-- if I could stay with him for a little while until my friend and I could get a place together. (He was, and still is, living with his parents.) It seemed like a good enough plan, and I didn't feel very weird moving in with man #2 because I knew he was bisexual and only dated men. But over the next few weeks, I started developing feelings for man #2, never believing for a moment that he would even notice me that way. One weekend, we went to DC for a meetup with some other people who we knew from another online group (it was one of the scariest moments I've had in a while... imagine, being SA meeting a group of about 50 other people who you think are awesome to the point of adoration), and during one of the parties, man #2 got incredibly drunk and kissed me. I honestly thought it was just the booze, and it made me feel bad because I knew that he probably wouldn't even remember in the morning. However, to my shock, he ended up confessing that he had secretly fallen in love with me, and felt absolutely terrible because he felt that he was betraying his friend. Telling man #1 that I loved his friend was one of the hardest things I ever had to do, but I consider it one of the best things that has ever happened to me in my dismally painful, socially anxious, crybaby life.
Funny how life can turn out sometimes. Trust me, if you're lamenting over your loneliness, don't. If it can happen to me, it can happen to anyone. Just don't give up
And this is just the first one or two pages,
MEANWHILE FROM GUYS
Girlfriend? what girlfriend?
im a lonely guy.........
Later, as in 6 or 7 pages into the thread full of women posting about their bfs, two or three guys mention having gfs but admit to being good looking.
Finally someone drops the blackpill:
I know it's a sore subject on this forum, but god damn do a lot more of these posts start "I met my boyfriend" than "I met my girlfriend". Being a dude with SA does make one the leper of the dating community.
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This argument is flawed. Your problem isn't with your anxiety, it is with your looks. Anyone who is unattractive, or perceives themselves that way, is going to have problems in the dating world. An attractive dude with SA is so much lower in the ecosystem than an attractive girl with SA. Being an ugly dude with SA is pretty much the bottom of the dating pool, it barely beats out child molester.
And the guy got lynched by women for spouting such bs, OBVIOUSLY women have it so much harder than guys, isnt it evident from all these responses?
This was back in 2011 by the way, today its much worse
JUST FUCKING LOL AT BEING A MALE IN 2018