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Is it selfish and unjustified to turn someone down because they werent attractive enough? Or is it a necessary requirement to be physically attracted to your romantic partner to a sufficient level? What if your potential partner is a 5-6/10? Is this good enough for you, or would you be settling? Some say looks will fade so it doesn't matter in the end, but others would like to keep their standards. What about you? Have you been on the giving or receiving ends of this judgement? Both? Comment below.

My story: I have only ever "dated" one girl and I reciprocated her feelings out of fear of making her sad. We never met in person but we sent eachother things via mail. Without realizing it, I was effectively leading her on to believe I liked her back even though I didn't really feel any genuine love. It got to the point where I asked her to be my girlfriend, but in the same day I told her the truth and why I hid it. She sent me a song, it was "Letters" by Seneca B. I felt so guilty afterwards because she was such a nice and sweet girl and didn't deserve that. I cried a lot. It's honestly taken me longer to recover than her since she's already over it. Part of me wants to believe I was justified, and part of me says I was in the wrong. She said she still wants to be friends since we had a good connection to eachother besides the failed relationship. And while I agreed for a while, I couldn't sustain it. I felt heavy guilt to the point where it was interfering with my studies. I sent her a long text a few days ago telling how I felt and why I was blocking her. I don't know what to think. I have mixed feelings. I guess I'm just inexperienced and I've learned my lesson. Looking to read other's opinions and experiences as feedback.

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?