>Try to move on from ex from last year
>Go out with one girl, but when we went out it was abruptly short, and we were both busy with classes
>Try to talk to one guy online, but I haven't dirty talked in a while and it was just weird and awkward for two hours
>Thought I found right girl after realizing she swiped right on me in tinder and was in my class. Went out with her, thought everything was fine, but afterwards things seemed off and she was too busy as well. Everyone I knew kept telling me she might have been a lesbian, and I think they might've been right.
>Start having a crush on a guy, but overhear from a party that everyone thinks he's gay when he's not, and that he's had to convince people multiple times he's not gay
>Tried getting back onto tinder, but the girls around me aren't that great and want to be in a relationship right away
I've been getting back into working out again since last year, but I've just been getting burned out emotionally. I'm too mch of an awkward and too emotionally/hopeless romantic faggot to just go straight into friends with benefits mode, and I don't want to turn people away on accident without realizing. I've gotten back into working out again since last year just so I can lose some weight, so I'm hoping that'll help things out.
Getting back into the dating game sucks, and I wish things didn't go horribly wrong between me and my ex, and it's like everytime I try to move on or think I'm on the right path, I'm back to square one somehow. Doesn't help out that I'm bi either.
I guess I'm just venting all of this out, and I know this will sound like a broken record, but how do you handle relationships and dating?
>>18467469
Shit, I added in the work out thing twice. My bad guys, it's getting pretty late on my end.
>>18467469
You just need more time, anon. Keep trying. Maybe you're just not ready to get back in the game. That's fine. Be patient with yourself.
As long as you continue to make progress and improve yourself, you ARE on the right path.