I'm 17/f. I see all my friends have long-lasting relationships and they go everywhere with their boyfriends and they're happy. I've never had that. My "relationships" were all about sex pretty much. I have quite a past of guys that I thought made me happy, but really I look back and I've never had a good relationship. I'm attractive, have a good personality, have a promising future, and I can get along with any type of person. What's wrong with me? I'm almost 18 and I'm sick of feeling like I've been used.
I honestly don't even want a relationship with sex in it because I'm sick of it. I've never been on a date and I've never had a fun time with a guy that didn't involve sex. And thinking about it makes me mad. Why can't I have that? I want to stop doing the same things.
And now I like another guy and I have a bad feeling that it will turn out the same as my past relationships. How can I have a good relationship with someone? Please help. Thanks in advance.
Melwillhelpyou answered Thursday June 7 2012, 5:17 pm: Look at yourself before you feel bad that you can't have the same thing as your friends. Look at the way you dress and how you present yourself. "The way you act is the kind of guy you attract." You can't just go on saying oh god why all the time. You have to do something. Always do this; if there's something that confuses you, as in why you have different experiences than your friends, then you have to look at yourself. You're doing something wrong, not the guys youre attracting. You are what they look for, so if your ass and tits are out, then put them away and start atracting the good guys that you want. [ Melwillhelpyou's advice column | Ask Melwillhelpyou A Question ]
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