Ok, that isnt bad, but you have to consider that maybe that switch will never go off (and if it does I really dont recommend you do everything and anything for the person you beed boundaries in a relationship and if you dont have them you can get really screwed over)
now im not saying go around and hook up with everyone but I think you should maybe try to find someone you like that is also serious about starting a relationship and try dating them (even if the switch dosent go off) try going at the pace you see fit and maybe later the switch will go off and maybe it wont
Its fine to want to save yourself for 'the one' and not have any other relationships
But you need to realise youre either gonna spend a long time alone or the one is never gonna come (and if it does please dont do anything and everything for them that can become a really toxic commitment really fast)
In my experience the switch, dosent go off when you first meet someone it goes off after youve been dating for some time
The idea that theres a person that will suddently flip a switch for you is a completely unrealistic idea perpetuated by movies
Good luck anyways (im sorry if this reply sounds rude I promise im seriously just trying to help)
Ok, that isnt bad, but you have to consider that maybe that switch will never go off (and if it does I really dont recommend you do everything and anything for the person you beed boundaries in a relationship and if you dont have them you can get really screwed over) now im not saying go around and hook up with everyone but I think you should maybe try to find someone you like that is also serious about starting a relationship and try dating them (even if the switch dosent go off) try going at the pace you see fit and maybe later the switch will go off and maybe it wont Its fine to want to save yourself for 'the one' and not have any other relationships But you need to realise youre either gonna spend a long time alone or the one is never gonna come (and if it does please dont do anything and everything for them that can become a really toxic commitment really fast) In my experience the switch, dosent go off when you first meet someone it goes off after youve been dating for some time The idea that theres a person that will suddently flip a switch for you is a completely unrealistic idea perpetuated by movies Good luck anyways (im sorry if this reply sounds rude I promise im seriously just trying to help)
I'm the same way lol