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For a bit of context, I recently began flirting heavily with a girl. After a few months, things just didn't work. Turns out, weren't really right for each other. On the low-key, she took advantage of my kind nature, which is messed up.

What I did get out of this experience was one big question:

I found it difficult to make her laugh whilst being myself truly, and it's a big conflict of interest. I'm confused what's better, being honest and true to myself or straying from that for the betterment of potential love?

My sense of humour is very sarcastic, dry and ironic so that's what makes me nervous. Some people fail to pick up and then due to the nature of my humour I look stupid, but when it is picked up they usually like it?

I was just wondering what girls would think. Thanks!

My friend who is a girl (I'm a guy btw) will constantly make insults towards me being involuntary celibate and also towards my appearance which is a determining factor in that and I could handle jokes about how I look to some extent but when it's to the point where the things she says aren't even true it's annoying and this is also a girl who turned me down multiple times in favor of someone who shouldn't even be in the same league as someone I am into. The fact that they would deny me and than laugh at me for not being able to get laid is so fucked up and than they get mad at me for being upset about it and insulting them back or comparing myself to the guy's she is into who seem to much more fit the appearance based insults that come my way of being a weak man or in her words a "cuck" although it's ironic hearing it over and over makes me really upset and when I say something back it's the worst thing ever said because I laugh at the massive height difference between me the "cuck" and the guy she likes who is 5'3 as opposed to my 5'10 last time I checked so I am laughed at for my appearance and involuntary celibacy by the person who turned me down and gets pissed when I say anything back so who is in the right to you.

I'm curious what people think. People assume that anyone who says making the Doctor a woman is a misogynist but I think most of them are just against any kind of major change. I know that's ironic since the doctor is constantly changing but up til now he's always been changing into a man, this is a massive change.