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Hey guys
For some reason, I just don't feel manly enough. Ever.
It's to the point where if I'm having sex, I imagine the girl being ravished by another guy. I hate this because I know I'm doing it because I feel like I can't please a girl myself - I don't have the mindset that she's having sex with me because I'm sexy.
This also means I can't really get off to blowjobs. I feel that the girl is doing it to be nice, rather than because she wants to suck me off, taste me and please me etc.
It's an embarrassing thing to worry about, which Is why I'm on this forum today.
Although I have a good job and small business at 20, a lot of friends, and am able to attract women quite easily - it just seems I'll never be completely happy about myself.
I feel as though a woman would only get turned on properly by physically very manly men. Like the typical tall muscly guy, with rugged features. This is the opposite of how I actually look.
I'm 5'7, athletic and have a young boyish look. It seems as though women are not evolutionary hardwired to be attracted to any of my physical features.
I can't really explain how I feel...but I'm not happy at all. I just don't know what to do to feel truly completely secure and masculine. It seems as if because of how I look, it's impossible.
No amount of women, financial success, or friendships seem to help. The only reason why I've been so active in terms of chasing women and making money is because I thought that would make me feel like a real man.
More over, I feel as though I WILL get cheated on for a taller more masculine guy. Not because the girl is a slut, but because ALL girls will naturally cheat to get the most masculine guy they can find. I feel that that is just how evolution has programmed women, and there is no point fighting it.
I need help, I have never felt so unsure about myself in my life and am on shaky ground. Anything you can tell me to help is greatly appreciated...im losing my mind
this is BS I'm only 5'8, athletic can pull any women in. You just need to work on yourself a bit stop using physical as an excuse