Who is “u?” Sure as shit not me. But you also need to understand that women are raised from the time we are kids being told it’s our job to “fix” men, and the other side of that coin is men being told that women need to “fix” them rather than that they should work on self improvement. Ultimately it’s deeply harmful and unreasonable to women and really disempowering to men. Ur grown bro fix ur own shit.
Here are truths I had to make peace with in therapy: • It is true that some people find me unattractive • It is true that some people are more attractive than I am, have more sexual opportunities because of that • If I work hard I can become more attractive, but not "the most" attractive • With work, I can be enough for someone
• work is hard • some people need to do more work than me, some less • If I start working today i'll have less work to do than if I start tomorrow What work? Listen to feedback, assume the best not the worst in others, diet, exercise, hygiene, join sports clubs, buy better clothes, essentially join society
Yeah. Seeing some people given so much more for reasons I feel are wrong and that I can never achieve hurts my feelings. I think that's not a crazy thing to feel. I do not think I'm entitled. I don't deserve anything. I have to work hard and earn what I get in a world that is not structured to give me any advantage. It's hard, sad, but not hopeless