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For me, it's actually meeting them. I'm only able to go to church once a month, and when I do, most of the people there are old people, or already married. I REALLY don't like going to the bars. Even if I did, I don't think I'm going to meet a nice Christian girl there. The only place where I actually make friends is at work, and there's a strict rule against interpositional relationships, and I'm a manager, so it's not like I could meet Ms. Right there. I'm looking for a new job, hopefully one where I don't have to work on Sundays.
Also, opportunity asside, I personally lack confidence when it comes to women. I've never had a girlfriend, so what most people learn firsthand about relationships in their teens, I would be learning about in my twenties. The only women I've been interested in have always been my friends, and I've always been too afraid to persue a relationship, in fear that if it didn't work out, it could damage the preexisting friendship. Because of my relationship history, or rather, lack there of, some people assume that I'm gay. They've never been mean about it, but it's always awkward when some one's shocked that I'm straight.
I suppose the biggest hindrance in my persuit of a girlfriend is my own fear. I'm affraid of the responsibility entailed, and I'm affraid of the possibility of hurting her. I recognize that it's my own fault, and if I'm any real kind of man, I should man up, and cast all fear asside. Another great hindrance is my laziness. Often I would like to have a girlfriend, but I'm too lazy to actually go out and seek one. I think that if there's a problem with some one, the fault almost ALWAYS lies with the individual. In this case, it lies with myself.
Also, opportunity asside, I personally lack confidence when it comes to women. I've never had a girlfriend, so what most people learn firsthand about relationships in their teens, I would be learning about in my twenties. The only women I've been interested in have always been my friends, and I've always been too afraid to persue a relationship, in fear that if it didn't work out, it could damage the preexisting friendship. Because of my relationship history, or rather, lack there of, some people assume that I'm gay. They've never been mean about it, but it's always awkward when some one's shocked that I'm straight.
I suppose the biggest hindrance in my persuit of a girlfriend is my own fear. I'm affraid of the responsibility entailed, and I'm affraid of the possibility of hurting her. I recognize that it's my own fault, and if I'm any real kind of man, I should man up, and cast all fear asside. Another great hindrance is my laziness. Often I would like to have a girlfriend, but I'm too lazy to actually go out and seek one. I think that if there's a problem with some one, the fault almost ALWAYS lies with the individual. In this case, it lies with myself.