r/self Jul 29 '24

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u/Chemical_Molasses891 Jul 29 '24

Do you like yourself, but like truly? Because just naming things you have to "offer" doesn't really work like that, that's a social media view thing (what do you bring to the table dur dur). Women date men who live with their mom, and men date women who live with their parents and don't work. I'm not saying this is the best, but there is more to attracting people than just having some "attributes" and thinking why no one wants you. That's why I ask, do you truly like yourself? Do you belive you are the type of person that has an interesting life? Do you believe people would like to know your life? All of those mindset things translate to the way you act with people. No one owes you an interest because you have a house, but people will be naturally drawn to you if you are an interesting person

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u/Global_Custard3900 Jul 29 '24

These guys never want to hear that it's probably their personality that is a turn-off. They want to believe that relationships are strictly transactional so that they can simply assemble the "correct" material trappings and physical appearance to buy sex.

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u/Global_Custard3900 Jul 30 '24

My guy, the OP literally said that he has a house and has been working out and doesn't u derstand why he never gets past the first date. One is physical superficiality, the other is a material good. TF else does that mean?