So, I was basically an incel through my mid-20s. I'm now 28. A lot of circumstances in my life have changed over the past 3 years. I now have a good job that pays very well, I have a nice apartment in NYC, and I got very fit. I implemented some RP theories into my interactions with women, usually trying to be more assertive, dominant, and aggressive (I used to be quite shy and timid).

It's paid off well. I'm now in a situation where I have some attractive women interested in me. The other day I walked into a fairly packed bar, mostly full of young professionals in their 20s, and was hit on by a cute girl almost immediately, which was a first for me. So yeah, I've managed to turn the boat around.

Currently I've been seeing a particular girl for about 2.5 months. We met at a professional event but don't work together. Dates are fun, she seems sexually satisfied, personalities vibe, it's all good. I like her a lot.

However ...

  1. I've been lying about my past. She made it very clear in a conversation we had that her sexual past is an integral part of who she is and she sees sexual experience as important for personal maturation. I didn't wanna say "Yeah, I kinda missed out on all that cause I was a total beta ...". So I made up vague bullshit bout having had some past relationships but not in a while, that seemed to fly. I got really sad after this because I realized this relationships is probably not going anywhere, unless I maintain this lie forever.

  2. I feel jealous of her past. She has a very high n-count with a lot of wild adventurous stories. I'm not sure how to rationalize things. The women I've been seeing speak of their sexual past as the foundation to who they are and their flings as some of the best experiences of their lives. Doesn't that mean I'm flawed if I haven't had that? How would women think about that? "Well they were the best experiences of my life and I can't imagine living my 20s without them, but it's totally okay that you didn't have that"? :-/

In general, it seems like a guy with a low n-count is kind of shut out of the market after a while. Most people seem to think that playing around in your 20s is a big part of life and most of the women I've been seeing are VERY sex-positive, so I'm not sure how to approach relationships and be honest about myself considering my (lack of a) past.

I'm thinking I should maybe do some MGTOW-type thing and forget "normal girls" and just go with sex workers or something to fulfill my physical desires but forget about really building something long-term with a partner. Then I feel guilty because she really seems to like me (then again, is it really "me"? sigh) and speaks of us having a future together, actually. She's very supportive of me and e-mails me regularly that she's thinking of me and does things like that for me. Yet, I'm pretty sure that if I revealed my past she would be disgusted. I feel like I've created a situation where no matter what happens, I get hurt and she probably will too.

I like this place because there are people of both sides and sometimes, even though I lean red, the blue pill has some interesting insights. Any thoughts? Should I just go with hoes or something and stop bothering people?