How do I put myself in a situation where I can find a lover?

So I (M22) don’t have much luck with the ladies but in all honesty, I haven’t approached a women before with the intention of flirting. I’ve been single my whole life. Haven’t dated in high school for whatever reason and college, everyone was already in a relation ship. At some point in college I tried using dating apps but haven’t found a relationship with it. Met a bunch of cool and uncool girls through it but the most I’ve gotten is a kiss and cuddles which is great but of course I’m looking for an actual relationship.

Lately I’ve just been drained from dating apps. I can’t find anyone that’s an actual match and I’m just bored out of my mind with the conversations I’m having. No one seems interesting or interested. I’ve probably only met 2 people who felt like an actual match that I’ve met but one of them ghosted after a month and the other just wasn’t ready for a relationship.

What are my options? I’ve graduated from college so that’s not an option and my job is at home. My friends are all guys and their friends are too. I could make more friends but where would I do that? Im Pretty introverted but I’m open to social environments. Any ideas?

TLDR: Finished school and I work from home so no opportunities to meet new people naturally. Tried dating apps but I can’t find anyone interesting. What would I need to do to find a love interest.



Submitted November 23, 2021 at 12:09AM

So I (M22) don’t have much luck with the ladies but in all honesty, I haven’t approached a women before with the intention of flirting. I’ve been single my whole life. Haven’t dated in high school for whatever reason and college, everyone was already in a relation ship. At some point in college I tried using dating apps but haven’t found a relationship with it. Met a bunch of cool and uncool girls through it but the most I’ve gotten is a kiss and cuddles which is great but of course I’m looking for an actual relationship.Lately I’ve just been drained from dating apps. I can’t find anyone that’s an actual match and I’m just bored out of my mind with the conversations I’m having. No one seems interesting or interested. I’ve probably only met 2 people who felt like an actual match that I’ve met but one of them ghosted after a month and the other just wasn’t ready for a relationship.What are my options? I’ve graduated from college so that’s not an option and my job is at home. My friends are all guys and their friends are too. I could make more friends but where would I do that? Im Pretty introverted but I’m open to social environments. Any ideas?TLDR: Finished school and I work from home so no opportunities to meet new people naturally. Tried dating apps but I can’t find anyone interesting. What would I need to do to find a love interest.
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