I am 23. I just finished my Master's degree and started a job about 8 months ago now.

I've been rejected by probably 100 women in my life, and shamed publicly by 2, both in clubs when I was dancing. One girl put a barstool right behind me as I was dancing and then pointed and laughed at me when I came in contact with it and started looking around. The other girl came up to me, grinded on me for 5 seconds, then ran off and started laughing at me with her friends.

I recently had a conversation with a random 30 year old lady on social media. I don't even remember how the conversation began. During my conversation with her, she essentially told me that I'm not the kind of guy that young girls like. I'm the guy who girls will look to when I'm older, so they can "settle down" with me. She tried to make this sound like a good thing, since "girls will want to have babies with you since you are so mentally and financially stable." She also said that I "shouldn't be so judgmental" about girls who have been with 100s of guys in their lifetime, and that I should just settle for them because clearly I can't get the younger, "less experienced" girls. During the conversation she tried to make me seem like the bad guy for going my own way, and shaming me while still trying to make me think that I would be blessed to be with some 30 year old whore with 79 different types of STDs. Needless to say, I no longer have social media.

I will never be the cuck to these useless whores. Based on my life experiences, no woman will look in my direction until I am older and more stable (unless they look in my direction in order to shame me) and I will never look back in theirs. Women can go cuck someone else. I've had standards for women up to this point, and I finally learned that none of them will ever meet mine. They are oxygen thieves. It makes me sick. My whole life I've wanted to let myself be vulnerable and fall for some beautiful lady, but that will never happen. At least I'm realizing this now rather than being stuck in a horrible marriage, but it doesn't make it any less disappointing right now.