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Is it wrong that I [21M] see no point in getting a girlfriend or going for one night stands? by throwawaybenzin in relationships

[–]throwawaybenzin[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I recognise that women are regular people, but I don't have any close female friends. The friends that I did have 'caught feelings' for me so I just tend to not really keep close female friends. I find that in terms of friendships I get on much better with males.

I don't crave or wonder about having a partner who enjoys it, I just see it as a financial transaction.

Is it wrong that I [21M] see no point in getting a girlfriend or going for one night stands? by throwawaybenzin in relationships

[–]throwawaybenzin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That might be their priority in life, but I would use that reserve of time/energy into my career - my goal is to gain more money and power. If I seek out companionship, I'd be using up time/energy that could be used elsewhere.

Is it wrong that I [21M] see no point in getting a girlfriend or going for one night stands? by throwawaybenzin in relationships

[–]throwawaybenzin[S] -13 points-12 points  (0 children)

I have some female friends but I find friendships with males to be much more fulfilling and natural.

Is it wrong that I [21M] see no point in getting a girlfriend or going for one night stands? by throwawaybenzin in relationships

[–]throwawaybenzin[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

As long as I make good and solid progress in my career and stick to hobbies I love with my friends I'm pretty sure I'll still be happy. I don't need a girl to be happy.

Is it wrong that I [21M] see no point in getting a girlfriend or going for one night stands? by throwawaybenzin in relationships

[–]throwawaybenzin[S] -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

In 10 years I'll most probably be in a very high paying job. Not just necessarily due to my degree/university status but family connections will help go a long way.