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Being a man I feel , men are really ugly weird hairy repulsion looking and women are so much more aesthetic and beautiful than us , add to it they use makeup to enhance their aesthetics.

Being a man I feel lucky because it means I get to BE WITH a female. I honestly feel sorry for women because they have to lay in bed and have sex with a guy, even though guys look like a girls shit. It's us who are lucky cause we get to feel and touch as well as look at a girl's body which is so much better.
It's so sad for girls.
It would be great and a win win situation for a woman if she preferred woman over men.

So last year I got back in touch with a girl I went to high school with because she transferred universities and we hung out at least a few days every week. Sometimes at her place other times at mine. We haven’t seen each other much the last few months because we both go to school full time while working full time and she works as well. It’s hard for me to find time to see her but we do still try and make an effort to see each other.
We were texting back and forth one night and I kind of told her I had feelings for her and whoever had her was extremely lucky and her response was “Thank you, but I do just see us as friends, and I’m sorry if that’s not what you wanted to hear.”
She’s actually been a lot more open and candid about what’s going on in her life and we share a lot more with each other now. She still calls sometimes and asks to hangout like she brushed the whole conversation off. Others have decided to lose contact with me when I ask them out but she doesn’t seem to want to?
Am I permanently stuck in the friend zone?

I went over to this jewelry store and I custom made a necklace for a girl who I was made to understand was my girlfriend, or at least she was going to be. I don't want to get into what happened and why I thought she was, but believe me when I say that I had my reasons.

The necklace wasn't anything over the top, about $70, but it really is a pretty piece of jewelry, and I put some hard work and thought into the design. Every girl I have put this thing in front of has said that the girl I made it for is lucky, and that I did a wonderful job.

The girl knows I bought her a gift, but she has no idea what it is. Only that I bought it.

Unfortunately, the girl I made it for has done some not-so-cool stuff. Her general carelessness has taken the feeling behind my romantic gesture, and just made it feel cheap.

I knew that this was a possible outcome going into things with her, but unfortunately this does leave me with a necklace, wrapped up with her name on it, sitting in my closet.

What the hell do I do with this thing now?

"Back in the day" (when I was a young man, shortly after the Spanish-American War,) there was no internet, no cell phones, no texting, no FB, IG, SC, Twitter, G@G, TInder, POF, match. com, or anything else. Somehow we survived!

Anyway. . . sometimes, a friend's girlfriend would say, "I have a friend who would be PERFECT for you!" When I asked, "What does she look like?" they would respond, "She has a great personality," and that let me know to not expect a beauty queen. Sometimes, the friend's girlfriend would set up a date, sometimes it would be a double date with the friend and his girlfriend, and I would just show up and meet the lucky contestant. Sometimes, I would call the girl to arrange the date but I never met her, or saw her, in advance of the date. These were called "blind dates;" perhaps that term is still used.

Usually, there were no great surprises, because I entered such dates with virtually no expectations, though I did have one date with a girl - Candace -from Agnes Scott College who was charming and beautiful! None of the blind dates resulted in a long term relationship, but it did develop some dating skills that later became useful (I started college when I was 16 - not common in my day - and was trying to date girls who were at least 3 years older than me. Yes, that was harder than Chinese arithmetic!)

Have you ever had a blind date? How did it work out for you? Did he or she "have a wonderful personality?"