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The “there’s always more fish in the sea” problem
Anonymous
Thu 01 Aug 2024 06:32:57
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People always say “there’s always more fish in the sea” when someone is dealing with dating trouble but, I feel like that doesn’t apply nearly as much for a lot of us here.
My situation, I’ve known a woman for a long time who blew the fuck up the last few years and must weigh around 500 pounds. She’s young and really pretty, and extremely well-adjusted for someone who let themselves get as fat as she is. Sadly I fucked up my chance to try and be with her and now she’s taken. That was a long time ago now and I’m still not over it. I can’t find anybody nearly as big and pretty as her, and it’s honestly getting really hard to deal with.
Point is, “There’s always more fish in the sea” is basically completely untrue for people like us. And it sucks.
Do other people here ever get down about this? I’ve been struggling with this a lot and I feel like I’ll never be satisfied, because people like the woman I mentioned are rarer than unicorns. And I feel like anything less is settling, and I’ll just regret it my whole life.
If anybody else has had this kind of mindset before, have you gotten out of it? If so, how? I genuinely don’t really know what to do with myself at this point.
My situation, I’ve known a woman for a long time who blew the fuck up the last few years and must weigh around 500 pounds. She’s young and really pretty, and extremely well-adjusted for someone who let themselves get as fat as she is. Sadly I fucked up my chance to try and be with her and now she’s taken. That was a long time ago now and I’m still not over it. I can’t find anybody nearly as big and pretty as her, and it’s honestly getting really hard to deal with.
Point is, “There’s always more fish in the sea” is basically completely untrue for people like us. And it sucks.
Do other people here ever get down about this? I’ve been struggling with this a lot and I feel like I’ll never be satisfied, because people like the woman I mentioned are rarer than unicorns. And I feel like anything less is settling, and I’ll just regret it my whole life.
If anybody else has had this kind of mindset before, have you gotten out of it? If so, how? I genuinely don’t really know what to do with myself at this point.