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I have trouble acting normal in regular society because of my issues, but with attractive women its even worse.. I dont know why i dont know how to act.. I just freeze up or something.. Its almost like im defeated already. Like i have a sign on me that says im a failure, literally.
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DocClyde, Webgoji
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#2
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I think what you're really asking is how to act around women you find attractive. Beauty is different for different people.
I think if you are healthy you act the same around all people. If theres a woman you want to ask out, it would be considered normal to pay her a little more attention than someone you wouldnt want to ask out. Pull out her chair for her or make yourself available by being near her in some way. Dont be creepy about it. |
DocClyde
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Your perception of your own self is what's holding you back. Stop worrying too much and speak with girls or women the way you would talk to a male friend, minding the content of the conversation of course.
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DocClyde
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Yeah but once that "nervousness" kicks in, its all DOWN hill from there for me.... and i don't consider myself "great" looking... i also live in my head a lot
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DocClyde
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I totally get it. I used to feel so freaked out by girls I would become froze up and couldnt think and Id have an anxiety attack and my thoughts would be jumping and it was really wonderful
I think the right girl for you helps you feel comfortable with yourself but we dont want them to fix us, just understand and be caring. You'll get a vibe from her and she'll relax you somehow. Dont worry about your looks. That wont matter to her. I live in my head a lot too lol. |
DocClyde
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I started to have sexual thoughts about guys as early as the age of 8.
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Quote:
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DocClyde
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No one ever considers themselves the best looking person, compared to others. You must understand that you are thinking low of yourself and have to find ways and tools of dealing with your lower self-esteem.
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Believe you can and you're halfway there.
--Theodore Roosevelt |
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Try to imagine these "beautiful" women with no make up, naked sitting on the toilet taking a dump and the smell like no other! They are humans just like everybody else
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#10
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Story of my life..
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I DON'T want to get embarrased in front of them- been through that in high school- i fear that the most-- along with REJECTION... So you can see how hard it is.. i also want to kind of impress them?? or act cool... the whole shebang..
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DocClyde
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It sounds like you have to deal with your self-esteem before you deal with this. You have to like yourself before you begin to like others.
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Believe you can and you're halfway there.
--Theodore Roosevelt |
IndieVisible
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I lack confidence around women- i also resent them to an extent.. i think it has something to do with the idea that men are supposed to be 'better' than women at most things...
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Act normal and treat them normally. They don't need any more attention than a less attractive girl.
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InfiniteSadness
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any way to work out my anger towards women in general?
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#16
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Work on losing the preconception that as a man you have to be better than them.
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DocClyde
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I admit nervousness around attractive women. It's not because I don't feel confident around them though, I believe it's because of the power they have - to create incredible ecstasy. That leaves me uncomfortable.
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I don't think that your anger towards women has any thing to do with who's better. I think it's based on the fact that they seem to have this power over you and that's what you hate. But you can turn it around. Just talk about it more in therapy.
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#19
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Act as they do!
Act like you are "better than them" and uppidity! You will fit right in friend! |
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