It's so over for if you have never experienced teenage love

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Most teenage relationships don’t last long; however, they are the moments to truly be innocent enough and have a lot of time to connect, and you're expected to make mistakes because you're still changing a lot.

But here’s the brutal truth: if you’ve never experienced a single scrap of teenage love, you're missing out on a developmental rite that most people go through—sometimes clumsily, often imperfectly, but it still matters. The absence of those teenage stumbles doesn’t spare you later—it amplifies the cost.

Teenage romance: fleeting but formative​

  • In middle adolescence (around age 16), romantic relationships typically last about six months; by age 18, average durations stretch to a year or more actforyouth.orgStudy.com.
  • Teen relationships are far from rare—by age 17, as many as 70 % report having had a "special" romantic relationship in the previous 18 months, and over half of teens have been romantically involved by age 15 University of DenverWikipedia.
  • Long-term fallout of having zero teenage dating experience​

    • A German longitudinal study found that continuous singles—those with absolutely no romantic experience in adolescence—report lower life satisfaction and higher loneliness, both in adolescence and into young adulthood SpringerLink.
    • And it doesn’t stop there: research shows that more socially withdrawn teens often continue being romantically uninvolved into adulthood, entering their first relationship much later (if ever) PMCResearchGate.

The harder truth when you eventually talk to adult women​


Those innocent teenage mistakes? They train you in basic relational alchemy: emotional connection, rejection resilience, early intimacy cues, social navigation. Skipping that phase doesn’t protect you—it puts you on the back foot.


Adult women aren’t there to soften the learning curve . They expect a baseline. They don’t expect someone completely green. So stepping into dating now feels like free-falling without a parachute—no buffer, no soft landings, only exposure to real expectations.


  • Adolescence matters. Romantic experiences during the teen years are a normative developmental task—skipping them isn’t benign SpringerLinkUNL Institutional Repository.
  • Delayed or absent involvement is associated with adverse outcomes—more loneliness, lower life satisfaction, and prolonged singlehood SpringerLinkPMC.
  • Even short, teenage relationships—flawed, brief, always ending—carry benefit. Supportive teen relationships link to better psychological functioning, while conflict-ridden ones predict lasting internalizing issues like depression and anxiety—but at least you learn something PMC.
  • Missing those early relationship cues sets you up for a steeper climb later.


You skipped a rite of passage. Most of your peers learned to text awkwardly, to misread flirting, to fumble first dates. They failed—with feedback. You never even had the data points. And now the gates are closing. Adult expectations aren’t wrapped in tutorial labels. The handbook of "how to fuck up and get better before it cracks you" is gone—and now you're thrown headfirst into the deep end.


That’s the sad truth of having never experienced teenage love.


I got none of that. Not even a single ounce. I’m 17, turning 18 next month, and I’ve never even held a girl’s hand. Never even been looked at by a girl. My so-called "funny friends" were out playing eye tag with girls, teasing each other, flirting, making dumb memories they’ll laugh about forever. I was just there on the sidelines. Watching. Third wheeling. Pretending to laugh while deep down I couldn’t even understand why they had what I don’t.


It’s so over. Life is brutal beyond words.

And the worst part? My parents don’t get it. They just parrot the same NPC advice: “Just study. Work hard. Focus on your future.” As if becoming another soulless wage slave is some kind of victory. As if being another faceless number in the system is supposed to fill the void of never once being wanted by the opposite sex. What’s the point of grinding for a paycheck when every Chad my age is out there building memories with their Stacies, stacking life experiences that will carry them into adulthood while I rot?

I know what’s coming. One day, they’ll be old, lying on their deathbed, remembering all the beautiful times they had, the love, the intimacy, the laughter. And me? I’ll be on mine, staring into the dark, remembering nothing but years of loneliness. A wasted life. A story that never even started.

It’s so fucking unfair. Some people are just chosen at birth to live a good life. Chosen to be desired, to be loved, to actually live. And then there’s others—dealt nothing but dust. The one life I’ll ever get, and it’s already over. Before I even began, it’s over. People will say, “Don’t worry, you’re still young, life is just starting.” But what about the part that’s already gone? Those years that I’ll never, ever get back? Teenage years are supposed to be when you’re free, when you’re stupid, when you make mistakes that become stories to tell later.



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IT'S SOOOO FUCKING OVER
 
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It’s so fucking unfair. Some people are just chosen at birth to live a good life. Chosen to be desired, to be loved, to actually live. And then there’s people like me—dealt nothing but dust. The one life I’ll ever get, and it’s already over.
 
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It's over, never experienced love
 
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AI slop about a topic that’s been beat a million times already kill yourself
 
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shut up fag
 
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Just pass me the double-barrel shotgun already
Sometimes I imagine what it must feel like to be one of them—the genetically chosen, who don’t even have to think, who just exist and the world bends in their favour. Imagine walking down the street and girls’ eyes instantly lock on you. Imagine them blushing, turning back for a second look, whispering to their friends, stealing glances because they can’t help themselves. Imagine what it must be like to be truly desired—without effort, without games, without begging for scraps of attention. To wake up every day knowing you’re wanted, that your very presence makes girls nervous in a good way, that you’re the one they’re daydreaming about at night.


That must be a completely different existence. A life where you’re not fighting for crumbs, not invisible, not a joke. Where doors just open because of the way you look, where love and intimacy come to you naturally, without begging, without years of suffering. I realised it was all cope after being told just get rich bro and get a good physique and become a gazillionaire and then and ONLY then women will love you. Love isn't really real but it should come naturally I shouldn't have to do all this shit
 
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AI slop about a topic that’s been beat a million times already kill yourself
It's wasn't really ai but I will take it as a compliment, I just felt like typing it cuz why not, where else would you say this
 
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teenage love and young love are similar things, and youth love/relationships end at like.... 23-24, so do something now or be actually fucked
 
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teenage love and young love are similar things, and youth love/relationships end at like.... 23-24, so do something now or be actually fucked
The do something now is becoming htn+ lol, easier said then done and women standards are only growing
 
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The do something now is becoming htn+ lol, easier said then done and women standards are only growing
if its something you dont think is worth working towards, then just ldar and become asexual, it gets better over time
 
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if its something you dont think is worth working towards, then just ldar and become asexual, it gets better over time
Bro 😭 Tbh I think I would rather just be alone and stick to rating attractive people online and stacies I know I will never have :forcedsmile: Relationships are just transcation if your poor and not attractive anyways
 
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if its something you dont think is worth working towards, then just ldar and become asexual, it gets better over time
Also it doesn't get better overtime lmao you will just rot the days away. A wasted life
 
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Bro 😭 Tbh I think I would rather just be alone and stick to rating attractive people online and stacies I know I will never have :forcedsmile: Relationships are just transcation if your poor and not attractive anyways
relationships are transactional either way, the closest thing to unconditional love is teen/young love
 
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relationships are transactional either way, the closest thing to unconditional love is teen/young love
Being attractive must be like waking up at Christmas eve as a kid every day.
 
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Also it doesn't get better overtime lmao you will just rot the days away. A wasted life
im not rotting per say, im rotting right now because im done working for the day on moneymaxxing, and what i meant is, cope via moneymaxxing -> get surgery -> either be a bitch and accept humanities apology for what happened or stay asexual
 
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Overhyped
 
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Holy this is so true but not a single spec of mercy was shed. Like damn I didn't chose to look like this :feelswah:
you didnt choose to look like that, but your parents did, go shoot them
 
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im not rotting per say, im rotting right now because im done working for the day on moneymaxxing, and what i meant is, cope via moneymaxxing -> get surgery -> either be a bitch and accept humanities apology for what happened or stay asexual
Moneymaxxing for surgery just to look uncanny while natrual lazy Chad just wakes up and goes for a walk and has already gotten several girls numbers :forcedsmile:
 
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Didn't even read I have this shit fucking memorized, the knife just twists and digs itself even deeper holy shit.
Same, I cant believe I will NEVER experience all these moments again. Ive completely missed out on highschool. I will nevwr sneak pit to meet a girl or talk with someone all night and act like nothing happened while walking down the hallways.

Its completely over. Fuck my stupid ethnic incel life
 
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Moneymaxxing for surgery just to look uncanny while natrual lazy Chad just wakes up and goes for a walk and has already gotten several girls numbers :forcedsmile:
Nigga I might actually start cutting myself tonight if I read something this brutal again
 
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Tales from the barely working OpenAI servers hidden in the catacombs of Mumbai
 
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Never began bhai
 
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Most surgeries come out uncanny
 
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Most teenage relationships don’t last long; however, they are the moments to truly be innocent enough and have a lot of time to connect, and you're expected to make mistakes because you're still changing a lot.

But here’s the brutal truth: if you’ve never experienced a single scrap of teenage love, you're missing out on a developmental rite that most people go through—sometimes clumsily, often imperfectly, but it still matters. The absence of those teenage stumbles doesn’t spare you later—it amplifies the cost.

Teenage romance: fleeting but formative​

  • In middle adolescence (around age 16), romantic relationships typically last about six months; by age 18, average durations stretch to a year or more actforyouth.orgStudy.com.
  • Teen relationships are far from rare—by age 17, as many as 70 % report having had a "special" romantic relationship in the previous 18 months, and over half of teens have been romantically involved by age 15 University of DenverWikipedia.
  • Long-term fallout of having zero teenage dating experience​

    • A German longitudinal study found that continuous singles—those with absolutely no romantic experience in adolescence—report lower life satisfaction and higher loneliness, both in adolescence and into young adulthood SpringerLink.
    • And it doesn’t stop there: research shows that more socially withdrawn teens often continue being romantically uninvolved into adulthood, entering their first relationship much later (if ever) PMCResearchGate.

The harder truth when you eventually talk to adult women​


Those innocent teenage mistakes? They train you in basic relational alchemy: emotional connection, rejection resilience, early intimacy cues, social navigation. Skipping that phase doesn’t protect you—it puts you on the back foot.


Adult women aren’t there to soften the learning curve . They expect a baseline. They don’t expect someone completely green. So stepping into dating now feels like free-falling without a parachute—no buffer, no soft landings, only exposure to real expectations.


  • Adolescence matters. Romantic experiences during the teen years are a normative developmental task—skipping them isn’t benign SpringerLinkUNL Institutional Repository.
  • Delayed or absent involvement is associated with adverse outcomes—more loneliness, lower life satisfaction, and prolonged singlehood SpringerLinkPMC.
  • Even short, teenage relationships—flawed, brief, always ending—carry benefit. Supportive teen relationships link to better psychological functioning, while conflict-ridden ones predict lasting internalizing issues like depression and anxiety—but at least you learn something PMC.
  • Missing those early relationship cues sets you up for a steeper climb later.


You skipped a rite of passage. Most of your peers learned to text awkwardly, to misread flirting, to fumble first dates. They failed—with feedback. You never even had the data points. And now the gates are closing. Adult expectations aren’t wrapped in tutorial labels. The handbook of "how to fuck up and get better before it cracks you" is gone—and now you're thrown headfirst into the deep end.


That’s the sad truth of having never experienced teenage love.


I got none of that. Not even a single ounce. I’m 17, turning 18 next month, and I’ve never even held a girl’s hand. Never even been looked at by a girl. My so-called "funny friends" were out playing eye tag with girls, teasing each other, flirting, making dumb memories they’ll laugh about forever. I was just there on the sidelines. Watching. Third wheeling. Pretending to laugh while deep down I couldn’t even understand why they had what I don’t.


It’s so over. Life is brutal beyond words.

And the worst part? My parents don’t get it. They just parrot the same NPC advice: “Just study. Work hard. Focus on your future.” As if becoming another soulless wage slave is some kind of victory. As if being another faceless number in the system is supposed to fill the void of never once being wanted by the opposite sex. What’s the point of grinding for a paycheck when every Chad my age is out there building memories with their Stacies, stacking life experiences that will carry them into adulthood while I rot?

I know what’s coming. One day, they’ll be old, lying on their deathbed, remembering all the beautiful times they had, the love, the intimacy, the laughter. And me? I’ll be on mine, staring into the dark, remembering nothing but years of loneliness. A wasted life. A story that never even started.

It’s so fucking unfair. Some people are just chosen at birth to live a good life. Chosen to be desired, to be loved, to actually live. And then there’s others—dealt nothing but dust. The one life I’ll ever get, and it’s already over. Before I even began, it’s over. People will say, “Don’t worry, you’re still young, life is just starting.” But what about the part that’s already gone? Those years that I’ll never, ever get back? Teenage years are supposed to be when you’re free, when you’re stupid, when you make mistakes that become stories to tell later.



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One more thing is it makes it a lot difficult to connect with a women
 
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Connecting with another human being shouldn't be this difficult. It should be a natrual and romantic moment. You shouldn't have be rich and as tall as a skyscraper and built like David laid just to feel like you found your other half. (Not speaking on teenage love specially just in general)
 
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Connecting with another human being shouldn't be this difficult. It should be a natrual and romantic moment. You shouldn't have be rich and as tall as a skyscraper and built like David laid just to feel like you found your other half.
I am rich and 6ft 4 but was an incel back then. Even now after ascending i am still stuck their only
 
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I am rich and 6ft 4 but was an incel back then. Even now after ascending i am still stuck their only
Because you didn't get the proper development you was suppose to get growing up you should have been practicing relationships normally so when your a adult it's a lot easier to find the one for you.
 
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Because you didn't get the proper development you was suppose to get growing up you should have been practicing relationships normally so when your a adult it's a lot easier to find the one for you.
I was late bloomer aroung 18 years at that time everyone has experienced some sort of romantic relationship and i was getting started at that point. It’s so fucking over
 
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I was late bloomer aroung 18 years at that time everyone has experienced some sort of romantic relationship and i was getting started at that point. It’s so fucking over
Damn we lived completely different scenarios I am a early bloomer I have always been slightly taller then majority since primary school, but unfortunately not good looking
 
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I used to be close with this girl who I would accompany home every day, she used to insist that I accompany her and would buy me sweets


I also used to have a girl best friend who said she had a crush on me when I met her years later

:feelswhy::feelswhy: I never dated either of them, but honestly I'm happy with what I got
 
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agree with the thread BUT

nigga you're not even 18, there's probably like 3-4 years before it's over for you

you gotta approach and escalate, that's it

those normies you're talking about, they approach and escalate too

it probably boils down to you having low confidence unless you're super chopped
 
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I used to be close with this girl who I would accompany home every day, she used to insist that I accompany her and would buy me sweets


I also used to have a girl best friend who said she had a crush on me when I met her years later

:feelswhy::feelswhy: I never dated either of them, but honestly I'm happy with what I got
Damn at least you had something ig. If a girl even tried to befriend me (which would never happen) I would reject it quickly as a defense mechanism
 
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agree with the thread BUT

nigga you're not even 18, there's probably like 3-4 years before it's over for you

you gotta approach and escalate, that's it

those normies you're talking about, they approach and escalate too

it probably boils down to you having low confidence unless you're super chopped
I am just the average nigga, but those guys just had it so natrually because of there gifted looks. It's probably not over yet but with my current mindset and the fact I literally never leave home and when I am in college I go straight home. Its already going to be over. I will be 21-22 still the same. Same parents ethinc parents that forbid relationships will be asking me why I bring no girl home :forcedsmile:
 
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Most teenage relationships don’t last long; however, they are the moments to truly be innocent enough and have a lot of time to connect, and you're expected to make mistakes because you're still changing a lot.

But here’s the brutal truth: if you’ve never experienced a single scrap of teenage love, you're missing out on a developmental rite that most people go through—sometimes clumsily, often imperfectly, but it still matters. The absence of those teenage stumbles doesn’t spare you later—it amplifies the cost.

Teenage romance: fleeting but formative​

  • In middle adolescence (around age 16), romantic relationships typically last about six months; by age 18, average durations stretch to a year or more actforyouth.orgStudy.com.
  • Teen relationships are far from rare—by age 17, as many as 70 % report having had a "special" romantic relationship in the previous 18 months, and over half of teens have been romantically involved by age 15 University of DenverWikipedia.
  • Long-term fallout of having zero teenage dating experience​

    • A German longitudinal study found that continuous singles—those with absolutely no romantic experience in adolescence—report lower life satisfaction and higher loneliness, both in adolescence and into young adulthood SpringerLink.
    • And it doesn’t stop there: research shows that more socially withdrawn teens often continue being romantically uninvolved into adulthood, entering their first relationship much later (if ever) PMCResearchGate.

The harder truth when you eventually talk to adult women​


Those innocent teenage mistakes? They train you in basic relational alchemy: emotional connection, rejection resilience, early intimacy cues, social navigation. Skipping that phase doesn’t protect you—it puts you on the back foot.


Adult women aren’t there to soften the learning curve . They expect a baseline. They don’t expect someone completely green. So stepping into dating now feels like free-falling without a parachute—no buffer, no soft landings, only exposure to real expectations.


  • Adolescence matters. Romantic experiences during the teen years are a normative developmental task—skipping them isn’t benign SpringerLinkUNL Institutional Repository.
  • Delayed or absent involvement is associated with adverse outcomes—more loneliness, lower life satisfaction, and prolonged singlehood SpringerLinkPMC.
  • Even short, teenage relationships—flawed, brief, always ending—carry benefit. Supportive teen relationships link to better psychological functioning, while conflict-ridden ones predict lasting internalizing issues like depression and anxiety—but at least you learn something PMC.
  • Missing those early relationship cues sets you up for a steeper climb later.


You skipped a rite of passage. Most of your peers learned to text awkwardly, to misread flirting, to fumble first dates. They failed—with feedback. You never even had the data points. And now the gates are closing. Adult expectations aren’t wrapped in tutorial labels. The handbook of "how to fuck up and get better before it cracks you" is gone—and now you're thrown headfirst into the deep end.


That’s the sad truth of having never experienced teenage love.


I got none of that. Not even a single ounce. I’m 17, turning 18 next month, and I’ve never even held a girl’s hand. Never even been looked at by a girl. My so-called "funny friends" were out playing eye tag with girls, teasing each other, flirting, making dumb memories they’ll laugh about forever. I was just there on the sidelines. Watching. Third wheeling. Pretending to laugh while deep down I couldn’t even understand why they had what I don’t.


It’s so over. Life is brutal beyond words.

And the worst part? My parents don’t get it. They just parrot the same NPC advice: “Just study. Work hard. Focus on your future.” As if becoming another soulless wage slave is some kind of victory. As if being another faceless number in the system is supposed to fill the void of never once being wanted by the opposite sex. What’s the point of grinding for a paycheck when every Chad my age is out there building memories with their Stacies, stacking life experiences that will carry them into adulthood while I rot?

I know what’s coming. One day, they’ll be old, lying on their deathbed, remembering all the beautiful times they had, the love, the intimacy, the laughter. And me? I’ll be on mine, staring into the dark, remembering nothing but years of loneliness. A wasted life. A story that never even started.

It’s so fucking unfair. Some people are just chosen at birth to live a good life. Chosen to be desired, to be loved, to actually live. And then there’s others—dealt nothing but dust. The one life I’ll ever get, and it’s already over. Before I even began, it’s over. People will say, “Don’t worry, you’re still young, life is just starting.” But what about the part that’s already gone? Those years that I’ll never, ever get back? Teenage years are supposed to be when you’re free, when you’re stupid, when you make mistakes that become stories to tell later.



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Most teenage relationships don’t last long; however, they are the moments to truly be innocent enough and have a lot of time to connect, and you're expected to make mistakes because you're still changing a lot.

But here’s the brutal truth: if you’ve never experienced a single scrap of teenage love, you're missing out on a developmental rite that most people go through—sometimes clumsily, often imperfectly, but it still matters. The absence of those teenage stumbles doesn’t spare you later—it amplifies the cost.

Teenage romance: fleeting but formative​

  • In middle adolescence (around age 16), romantic relationships typically last about six months; by age 18, average durations stretch to a year or more actforyouth.orgStudy.com.
  • Teen relationships are far from rare—by age 17, as many as 70 % report having had a "special" romantic relationship in the previous 18 months, and over half of teens have been romantically involved by age 15 University of DenverWikipedia.
  • Long-term fallout of having zero teenage dating experience​

    • A German longitudinal study found that continuous singles—those with absolutely no romantic experience in adolescence—report lower life satisfaction and higher loneliness, both in adolescence and into young adulthood SpringerLink.
    • And it doesn’t stop there: research shows that more socially withdrawn teens often continue being romantically uninvolved into adulthood, entering their first relationship much later (if ever) PMCResearchGate.

The harder truth when you eventually talk to adult women​


Those innocent teenage mistakes? They train you in basic relational alchemy: emotional connection, rejection resilience, early intimacy cues, social navigation. Skipping that phase doesn’t protect you—it puts you on the back foot.


Adult women aren’t there to soften the learning curve . They expect a baseline. They don’t expect someone completely green. So stepping into dating now feels like free-falling without a parachute—no buffer, no soft landings, only exposure to real expectations.


  • Adolescence matters. Romantic experiences during the teen years are a normative developmental task—skipping them isn’t benign SpringerLinkUNL Institutional Repository.
  • Delayed or absent involvement is associated with adverse outcomes—more loneliness, lower life satisfaction, and prolonged singlehood SpringerLinkPMC.
  • Even short, teenage relationships—flawed, brief, always ending—carry benefit. Supportive teen relationships link to better psychological functioning, while conflict-ridden ones predict lasting internalizing issues like depression and anxiety—but at least you learn something PMC.
  • Missing those early relationship cues sets you up for a steeper climb later.


You skipped a rite of passage. Most of your peers learned to text awkwardly, to misread flirting, to fumble first dates. They failed—with feedback. You never even had the data points. And now the gates are closing. Adult expectations aren’t wrapped in tutorial labels. The handbook of "how to fuck up and get better before it cracks you" is gone—and now you're thrown headfirst into the deep end.


That’s the sad truth of having never experienced teenage love.


I got none of that. Not even a single ounce. I’m 17, turning 18 next month, and I’ve never even held a girl’s hand. Never even been looked at by a girl. My so-called "funny friends" were out playing eye tag with girls, teasing each other, flirting, making dumb memories they’ll laugh about forever. I was just there on the sidelines. Watching. Third wheeling. Pretending to laugh while deep down I couldn’t even understand why they had what I don’t.


It’s so over. Life is brutal beyond words.

And the worst part? My parents don’t get it. They just parrot the same NPC advice: “Just study. Work hard. Focus on your future.” As if becoming another soulless wage slave is some kind of victory. As if being another faceless number in the system is supposed to fill the void of never once being wanted by the opposite sex. What’s the point of grinding for a paycheck when every Chad my age is out there building memories with their Stacies, stacking life experiences that will carry them into adulthood while I rot?

I know what’s coming. One day, they’ll be old, lying on their deathbed, remembering all the beautiful times they had, the love, the intimacy, the laughter. And me? I’ll be on mine, staring into the dark, remembering nothing but years of loneliness. A wasted life. A story that never even started.

It’s so fucking unfair. Some people are just chosen at birth to live a good life. Chosen to be desired, to be loved, to actually live. And then there’s others—dealt nothing but dust. The one life I’ll ever get, and it’s already over. Before I even began, it’s over. People will say, “Don’t worry, you’re still young, life is just starting.” But what about the part that’s already gone? Those years that I’ll never, ever get back? Teenage years are supposed to be when you’re free, when you’re stupid, when you make mistakes that become stories to tell later.



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Its so easy to find lol and its overrated asfff rather jerk off then be with my ex
 
Damn we lived completely different scenarios I am a early bloomer I have always been slightly taller then majority since primary school, but unfortunately not good looking
The goal should have been like others but we both were at different extremes of life so its over i guess
 

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