Questions: Relationships

I am in college and have a class with a girl my age. She laughs at stuff I say, smiles a lot at me and to stuff I say. She said hi when she saw me ask what's up. We had to do peer reviews and she came to my table sat next to me at my table. She sat between me and another woman Im friends with, talked to her she said something, smiled at me and looked deep into my eyes and didn't stop smiling and it felt awkward, if I didn't break the eye contact she probably would've continued. She was making forced eye contact and scratching her head while resting her head on her hand and leaning over. One day I sat down waiting for class and sat with another woman and she came in for class walked over and started waiting very close to me, hovering over standing in my personal space, she walked right in front of me and started getting close to me and I could smell her but she had her back to me. This was the closest she's been to me. There was a whole room not a lot of other people. When I talked about another girl flirting with me and asking for advice from a woman I talk to in college to not lead her on. She joined the conversation said that the other girl will continue pushing boundaries and persisting if I don't say I'm not interested and ignore hrr. She started this stuff after I asked for advice, . I told her someone said my hair looks like the clown from it and she said that's not nice. I'm afraid she knows I'm too nice not say I'm not interested in a girl and won't ignore. I saw her in the hall today we stopped seeing each other in class. She saw me today and stopped and asked me how my classes were this semester and she had the biggest smile on her face. I ask her stuff and it's like she has a hard time with conversation but has the biggest smile on her face talking to me. I said my advisor would kick me out bc he knows I smoke pot and she says "awww" I do get an awkward forced vibe from her. She seems weird talking to me when I've seen her talk to other people and guys

Do you prefer girls that are more attractive, or have a better personality? More and more Im starting to prefer personality over looks. The more attractive a girl is, the more bitchy, arrogant, and high standard they are, and the more likely to cheat. Attractive girls expect guys to drool over them whether there is mutual interest or not. They still want guys to beg for attention and offer nothing in return. Most of them are boring self worshipping hoe bags that are dumb and boring because all they have to do to get through life is suck dick. Meanwhile there are plenty of underappreciated girls that are humble, considerate, and less likely to cheat. I've deleted Instagram and unfollowed a lot of people on FB. Girls like that are toxic and they make me sick. On the other hand, unattractive guys are also usually humble, nicer, and more interesting since we spend more time learning, doing hobbies, and bettering ourselves, opposed to dickbags that think they're better than everyone else, and get where they are in life by being born privileged, with money, natural physique, natural skills, or cheating the system and being a criminal. More dominant males have to compete with other males, and thus usually end up becoming assholes in the process. Most attractive people become addicted and controlled by their lust and greed, and feed their desires while treating the rest of the world like shit. Fuck all of 'em.

Two android characters from the very intriguing game “Detroit: Become Human”.

There's a guy around 35 years of age who is sort of introvert and has never had female friend / relationship and is virgin as well.
He has a job and stays all alone.
When he is alone he feels bored/lonely/fears ending alone forever... but if ever some girl tries to be friendly/ flirty/ tries to get to know him more... he feels scared of the relationship/ girls/ insecurities etc...

What can/should he do?

I almost lost my girlfriend because I was so paranoid about making enough money for the both of us to live a comfortable life together that I had forgotten what was more important here. I'm just curious in wondering how many of you believe that money is an important factor for a relationship to be healthy in the long run.