So my confession is that I'm almost 24 years old and I was struggling my entire problem with anxiety problems that's why I never had a boyfriend before and the more time passes I start being more anxious and scared that I will never find a man. I often cry at night because I see that I get older and I still can't find a partener because of my problems and I get really depressed and sad. I don't want to explain here the strory of my life, but I had a pretty rough childhood and I guess that's why I became such an anxious person. It really affects my social life and my love life too.

It's a terrible feeling when you feel completely helpless to achieve what you want because you can't. I can't emotionally get over this feeling of anxiety and actually meet someone because I'm afraid. I really want to find someone, but I'm affraid I will fail. But I don't want to spend my entire life all alone I just can't. I don't know if this makes any sense but sometimes I feel so lonely because I can't find the right person for me. I just want to find a caring and a good man because I feel that I have so much to give. Is it so wrong to have someone that holds me in his arms in the night and tell me that everything will be ok?? I think every woman feels this sooner or later to have a man in her life and start a family. I don't want o be gross or anything, but I see that my body feels the lack of sexual intercourse, because I feel so tense sometimes its just my body screams for having love with a man (of course with the right man). So that was my confession if I can name it this way.

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Anonymous

by Anonymous on Oct 25, 2014 at 2:37 PM

You will meet the right person. Be positive and smile often.

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by Anonymous on Oct 25, 2014 at 6:31 PM

I know you may have been told this already, but you need to put yourself out there.
Try going to some social hangouts and make it a point to smile at cute guys. They will do the rest trust me. As long as you fancy yourself up, make eye contact and smile they will come and talk.
If you continue to live in solitude and a solo type routine then yes little to no chance of it happening. Make yourself a weekly or at the VERY least monthly goal to go out to one of these places. And remember putting yourself out there will provide results.
Remember to love yourself :) you'll be okay

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by Anonymous on Oct 25, 2014 at 7:54 PM

Though it's certain that #2 has the best of intentions, I feel that "putting yourself out there" could be a disastrous mistake for you. You can't just jump from 0 to 60 just like that. You've stated very important reasons for why you haven't yet had a relationship with a man. These reasons need to be addressed before you even consider entering a relationship, otherwise you will not only be totally unprepared for the emotional and sexual sides of being with a man, but you will also likely find yourself taken advantage of and hurt. Relationships are often a minefield of stress, confusion and heartache for even the most stable and happy of people, so for someone who has been battling long term depression, relationships are likely to be that much harder. So, before you take the leap into the dating world, try to address the underlying causes of your unhappiness and anxiety. And remember, a man should never be seen as the answer to your problems. Work on being happy with yourself first. Once you've succeeded in doing that, you'll be in a position to share your happiness with (the right) man :-)

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by Anonymous on Oct 26, 2014 at 1:41 PM

I can't say that what I was dealing to it was actual depression it was more like a fear anxiety and sadness at the same time.I may sound like a crybaby in here but I'm actually not I'm always trying to defeat my fears and be a strong person.And it's not like that if I meet a guy and he let's me down I will be dissapointed,well no I can get through this I'm used for people letting me down.I used to be in love too when I was younger and maybe I would have been with that boy if it wasn't other problems in my life.Some of us aren't that lucky on life like others. :)

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by Anonymous on Oct 26, 2014 at 4:17 PM

I really hope that things improve for. You're not the only person who struggles with anxiety. As mentioned above, you might benefit from dealing with this first, then moving on to relationships. Remember, many guys will take advantage of a girl who's in a position like yours. That's why it's important to deal with that first :-)

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