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  • Fergy says:

    If you don’t want to have any relationships then you don’t have to. But I imagine that when you get older you will change your mind. You are still young and a lot of people your age feel the same way. But usually they change their mind at some point. I think that you will too. You’ll see that I am right some day. Until then just keep to yourself. Nothing wrong with that. You need to relax about the small talk and history books. Learn to take people as they are and talk to them about anything. It doesn’t always have to be about you and history you know. That is strange.

  • meagain says:

    I don’t think it’s distasteful or deserving of ridicule. But I do feel bad for you and others like you, because you really should find a way to break out of your shell and experience the most amazing feeling God gave us!!!

  • Christy says:

    how many times are yo u gonna ask this on here? plain & simple youre anti social now stop asking everyday

  • angelfly says:

    Not every girl wants sex…and being in a relationship does not mean you have to do it at all….i never did and my boyfriend is totally fine with it. we just have this notion that if we invite it into our relationship before marriage our love will lose all innocence. you actually need a virgin girl for yourself and not a one night stand whore or female friend. just wait and you will find her. my boyfriend waited 24 years of his life to find me. you can do the same.

  • cracker says:

    keep your dream alive but remember, dreams are free and cars cost money…seek out local sponsorship, you’re gonna have to pay dues, buy don’t give up, once you get that first win. you’ll be hooked for life..go get’em

  • Moses C says:

    I advise you to go slow and steady about relationship stuff…You’re just 18, and have a long way to go.Don’t be in a hurry yet…best thing you can do now is bepatient and wait till you meet your “sleeping beauty” one day.You doing fine so far as you have stayed away from sex and wanted the best for yourself and your future spouse.Maybe you ought to take what they say as compliments, beproud of yourself and nothing more than that.One fine day, I believe, you’ll meet your perfect match…someanwhile, stay focus on your studies and in pursuing astable career later.All the best to you…. and God bless you ;-)

  • J.P. says:

    His primary reason is that he was convinced essentially that life is too complex to have come about via abiogenesis and evolution.However, it’s wrong, in English, to say he came to believe in God (big G). He did not become theist, he became a deist. He does not believe in a specific deity.The problem is, many of his late-life caretakers were hardcore Christians who began filtering the materials to which he had access. They’ve been shown to have limited his access to his collegues in other departments (particularly biology) and made available an abundance of religious texts.To put it bluntly: they used techniques any psychologist would recognize as cult-oriented and as brainwashing.What strikes me as more fascinating is that despite his caretakers literally using brainwashing techniques and his failing mental facilities, he remained resistent to the idea of the Christian idea of God.BTW: I’ve read some of his writings on the topic and they all boil down, as one might expect, to argument from incredulity. “I’ve been shown life’s too complex for there not to have been a creator, so I believe in a being that created life, no more, no less.”

  • Octopus Pie says:

    You need therapy. First off, there is such a thing as being asexual. It means that you are just not sexually attracted to anyone, although the person may have sex because their partner wants it or because they get pleasure from the act. It doesn’t mean that they can’t or don’t love people, it’s just that they have no sexual attraction to another being. You however, are not asexual. You have issues with your sexuality. Secondly, you are trying to hide behind your intellectualism. You state that you aren’t willing to talk to someone who isn’t into the same things you are. While that itself isn’t a crime, the WAY you put this makes me think that you are just whining that the girls that you are interested in aren’t talking to you- they’re looking at other people. Trying to state that the reason you aren’t dating is because you have high standards is a cop out. It’s all fine & well to honestly want a certain type of person, but I don’t think that’s what is going on here. Thirdly, you saying “I don’t want a fat housewife” is another cop out. Not to mention an incredibly unfair generalization. Seriously dude, have you even bothered to look in many places of suburbia & the places where these so-called obese housewives are? You’d be surprised at how many of them are MILFs. Sure, the obese housewife exists, but it isn’t as much of the norm as you are trying to tell yourself it is. You’re just trying to justify your reasons for being a coward & not pursuing people.Your message here basically screams out for someone to approve of you or of your “above average” dong. You say that you want to avoid sex when what you REALLY are doing is whining for attention & acceptance from the girls who are otherwise not going after you. Maybe it is because what you want is a type of girl who is out of your league. Maybe its because you want the girl to fall in your lap.Seriously dude, do some self searching. You’re trying to put the blame on other people for why you are still single. You are trying to say that it is because you don’t want to date. If you were really ok with being alone all your life, you wouldn’t be posting this. You’d be happy. But you aren’t, are you? You’re the type of guy who says stuff like this, but in reality you are completely miserable. Then you go places, hoping to get people to stroke your ego & tell you how awesome you are. But guess what dude… this is probably why you are single. Nobody likes the guy who sits around in a pity party, fishing for compliments & self-validation.

  • Abbey D says:

    Mate your 18, you just havent met the right girl yet! Sex is great with the right person. Also there are ways of having sex without taking your clothes off if your self concious. Zippers and button-flys were invented for a reason if you catch my drift.Its normal to think your not that hot when others think you are. They are obviously telling you that for a reason. Don’t doubt yourself so much! You’l meet that perfect girl one day and Im sure you’ll blow her away in the sack – with or without your clothes :)

  • Roxy says:

    So don’t. What’s the big deal?OK, now that everyone’s saying why your choice is wrong I have to edit my answer. Yes, sex and relationships are natural. But it is completely a personal matter when one choose not to have them. There are plenty of priests, who have devoted themselves to religion and cut off sex, there are plenty of just asexual people out there, and there are people, who just don’t talk about it. But it’s everyone’s personal choice. If you choose not to have sex, then just don’t. If your attraction to women is completely healthy, then you may have to face a huge temptation eventually. But hey, who said you can’t? And if it is acceptable that men cut off sex for religion, then why it wouldn’t be accepted if you instead devote yourself to science. It’s all a personal matter and personal shall it remain. Even if you promise the world you won’t have sex and then suddenly break the promise, it will still remain private issue (unless you are a priest ;) ).

  • Jack Bauer says:

    i am exactly the same way

  • tom p says:

    Point out that the two time champ of NASCAR, Tony Stewart, started out this way.Also point out that Tony has made 68 million dollars in winnings in the last 10 years.That is no small scratch.And, promise to put them in the nursing home with the good applesauce.

  • OR1234 says:

    It has Garageband, which is part of the iLife 08 package.However it has no builtin TV receiver. You’d have to receive the TV signal externally and then send the video/audio to the mini via the Firewire link, I suppose. I’m not aware of any TV receiver that does this, but it may exist. A Tivo can probably do this, but of course the recording is done on the Tivo, not the Mac, and it’s a subscription service.

  • mellie says:

    Yes you can.

  • Solongsolo says:

    You could be asexual if you don’t want sex, a lot of people find this hard to understand. Or it could be confidence and self esteem issues, it also sounds like you don’t ever want to feel vulnerable with anyone, to some people the idea of being romantic and affectionate with anyone is enough to make them cringe, it sounds like you have been putting on a hard exterior for way too long, time to soften up and let people in you never know you might surprise yourself, also a lot of people are into what you are book and stuff, you just need to find them.

  • Nannie says:

    You have my deepest sympathies. A sounds like a remarkable young woman. And you needn’t underrate what you felt and still do feel for A. She was in your life for 2 1/2 years–no small amount of time, especially for one so young. Families are often given money to defray the cost of the funeral. As I see it, you can do one of two things if you’re intent on giving it to the family: you can either mail it as a check to the home of the family, saying, simply, “This was to help A in her move to Virginia, and now I’d like you to have it.” Or you can send an anonymous cashier’s check or money order to the home. In that, you can say, “A was a very dear friend of mine, and I am giving this to you to use for any purpose you see fit–to defray any costs or to give to her favorite charity.” Either way, anonymity is the way to go here.Or, you can go with your second thought, which was to give the money to A’s favorite charity. If you can, think of which she valued most, and give it to that one. If not, divide up the money evenly among all the charities she supported. If you want her family to know this, you can include your name and address with the donation, and the donor’s information (your own) will be sent to the family. You can send a personal note of sympathy to the family in a separate letter.As for what you choose to write to them, that’s, unfortunately, a very personal decision. If I were to recommend something, it would read like this: There are no words that will console you in this time of grief, but please know that you are in my heart. A was such a loving and wonderful person. Her life is a tribute to you, her family. She will never be forgotten by me or by the many people who loved her.Again, to you, Matt G, my deepest sympathies. If I may presume to suggest it, please consider keeping some of the money to use for counseling. Though you might not feel the need for it now, you very well might in the future–some time when you aren’t expecting it. I do hope and believe you will find healing.

  • MM says:

    I don’t think she expressed her reaction to your being upset in the most diplomatic way, but she does have a point: she can’t hold you and make you feel better because that’s what girlfriends do, and right now, she’s not your girlfriend. You need to get some distance from the relationship and take the opportunity to find yourself as well, so that you can stand on your own regardless of whether she eventually comes back. That probably means canceling the trip and being honest with any friends and family who ask how the two of you are doing (be sure to ask them not to pressure her into reconciling, though). If she realizes what it will mean to really not have you in her life in that way, she may reconsider – and if not, it will ultimately be less painful than making do with the current facade.

  • Rosalind says:

    You’ve asked this before…Anyway, you answered your own question, You said “I am an intellectual first and foremost and if I had the choice, I would be a lifelong bachelor, living with my books for the rest of my life”.If you want to be single, be single, if you want to be with someone, be with someone. The only one that can help you with this is you.