| I'm tired.
Yes, I am tired because it's 2 AM, but I am not going to go to sleep quite yet because I need to express what I am really tired OF.
I am tired of being 24-year-old virgin with the type of sexual experience that would make some boys in middle school laugh. I'm tired of being awkward around women. I'm tired of having to keep quiet when the conversation turns to sex and/or relationships. I'm tired of feeling like my virginity is the elephant in the room when I'm with my friends. I'm tired of ALL of this.
(I've never admitted to being a virgin unprovoked, so typing it out and knowing that a bunch of strangers would read it has thrown me off a little; although, I must admit, it's somewhat refreshing.)
As with most AFCs, I used to have one-itis. There was, of course, the "perfect girl" in high school, and blah blah blah. On top of this, I never really had the sense of urgency to lose my virginity that most teenage guys do. So, I went into college, not really thinking too much of the fact that I had never had sex. Sure, I wanted to do it, but it never topped my priorities list. (This doesn't mean I haven't ALWAYS been REALLY horny, I just, for whatever reason, didn't think it was a big deal to not have sex.) And, again, I am horrible with women and just cannot talk to them.
Of course, as college went on, I became more cognizant of my virginity. Unfortunately, I was also gaining lots of weight, and thus, my already low self-esteem was getting lower. To top it all off, I'm also pretty short. So yeah.
Anyway, I've started to lose weight, and plan to continue to do so. However, that wasn't going to be the cure-all. The driving force behind my weight loss is my desire to get laid. And that force is now driving as fast as it possibly can. I've reached the breaking point, and so I've come here.
I was first introduced to the PUA community like many others -- through Neil Strauss' "The Game." Fascinated by the idea, I've taken a dive into the subject a few times, but never really immersed myself in it. That's all about to change, and I hope to get the support I need from everyone here. You have no idea how excited I am to start this, because I am very ready to go.
I've already read the "Newbie Mission," and I love it. So simple, yet an exercise which I already KNOW is going to help me and my approach anxiety. Is there anything else like that out there? Please let me know, because I will gladly test it out.
Finally, a quote I heard a couple weeks ago which really resonated with me and has inspired me to take more charge: "Failure is not falling down. Failure is staying down." Look, I'm obviously not an expert on the PU stuff, but from the small sample I've read, I think it applies. Sorry this was so long, but I had to get this all out. Look forward to getting to know you guys.
- LuckySeven _________________ Failure is not falling down. Failure is staying down.
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