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I am 27, turning 28 in a matter of months, and I never had a real girlfriend. Meanwhile, I am watching all my former friends and peers I have known growing up get married, have kids, or both. I mean fuck... even most high school kids have probably had more relationship experience than me.

I am only wanting a woman where we can be each other's first loves. Essentially, I am seeking a woman without a romantic past. I may end up alone the rest of my life, and I am fearful of that. I never imagined I would be this old and in this situation.

To make matters worse, I am starting to get too old for college age women. Why would they want an old fart like me? Sadly, the younger women are my best option if I am going to get a woman without a romantic past.

I feel like my whole world is falling apart. I always wanted a girlfriend, wife, and a family of my own ever since I was a kid. It is beyond disheartening to know that may never happen. I feel incomplete and missing my other half.

I haven't touched a woman in over 7 years either, so I am involuntary celibate. The frustration just mounds and builds more and more overtime.

So I listed a Canadian Ducks Unlimited one ounce Palladium coin and postage stamp framed. I get a notice today that it was a violation.

Reason: You can't sell $2000 in postage stamps , I guess Canadian

1) I was selling the coin not the stamp. Stamp just happens to be there
2) No Postage Stamp is worth $2000 from 1988
3) Do you see how liberals run companies? College degree but totally retarded. Know nothing about anything.

This is what happens when liberal/socialists run companies. They hire people just because they are black, related, women, or gay or Hispanic. Doesn't matter about experience or real knowledge.

If I asked 100 college graduates what Palladium one ounce coin is worth , 97 /100 would not know what it was or how much it was worth. They need to hire people that know antiques, coins, values , Art. They hire people that hate Trump, is not conservative, and not a white male, but you need to know nothing about anything.

Which would you think is what I am really selling $1900 palladium coin or a $3 postage stamp?