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What is some advice for an almost 32-year-old virgin?

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lucky992 · 30/06/2024 21:24

I’m 31 and turning 32 on October 9, considered attractive by many, yet I'm a virgin who has never been in a relationship. I lead a normal life, am sociable, and run a small business, but my lack of intimate experience weighs heavily on me. I'm interested in a 28-year-old woman, but I fear she might reject me due to my inexperience. The feeling of shame is overwhelming, and as time passes, I worry it's too late for me. This situation stems from a past rejection that led me to avoid pursuing relationships, causing my insecurities to mount. Recently, I met a woman who works in a local shop, and I'm very drawn to her—it's been years since I've felt this way about anyone; I even dreamt about her. Please excuse any errors in my English. I understand that many women might be reluctant to date older male virgins, according to what I've read online. I'm open to any advice.

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MaggieBsBoat · 24/10/2024 09:28

TheQueeen · 24/10/2024 09:25

Sorry. Was responding to the “do not buy sex it’s abhorrent” part

Ahhh. Absolutely. Sorry my brain is not at its best this morning! Thanks for the clarification!

IDontHateRainbows · 24/10/2024 09:32

I dated a virgin in my late 20s ( he was similar age) and it wasn't an issue as far as I was concerned. I quite enjoyed 'teaching ' him! The relationship didn't last but it wasn't anything to do with that. Don't assume all women will be put off by it.

Startingagainandagain · 24/10/2024 09:48

Just focus on dating and becoming more confident.

Once you find someone you like and who you have a real connection with you will be OK.

You can simply tell them then that you don't have much experience. Most women really won't mind as long as you are a decent, honest guy.

Basically stop focusing on sex and instead first just try to find someone you like and who likes you back.

Seaoftroubles · 24/10/2024 09:50

OP, you are overthinking way too much. You need to meet more women as friends, in a group or hobby situation for example. As a pp says join meetup, there loads of different things to get involved in there. Also get yourself on a dating site and start chatting, then if you find someone you like just suggest meeting for coffee. Just keep it friendly and low key to help you build your confidence.

lucky992 · 04/11/2024 23:36

I'm trying to implement all the advice you're giving me in my daily life, you know something that happens to me often, men and sometimes even women much older than me from 40 years old and up think that I'm a playboy who goes with lots of girls and they make jokes like that, while my situation is what you know 😂

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