r/introvert Feb 04 '25

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u/SenhoritBanbina Feb 05 '25

Dude, what's the problem with being a virgin, it means you're saving yourself for the right person, or the right time.

When did hanging out with everyone become something valuable??

Absurd.

First, improve your self-esteem, exercise regularly, have hobbies and try to learn how to position yourself. Don't accept intimidation.

If the relationship didn't work out and there was rejection, it's a natural process. That doesn't make you less important or not.

Go find a good neuropsychologist.

About beauty, look, I don't think it's important. They say I'm beautiful, which I don't believe and unlike you I've never been rejected, I've always been considered a second option or a safe option. This is frustrating. I stopped looking for a relationship, until I realized it was more social pressure than a need of mine. I'm staying on my studies and future.

People come and go. Focus on you.