Solid advice, thanks. For the other questions, Its not actually dorms, but on campus still, and I live there because my own house is too far to travel each day from. As for being a creeper, the course is mostly female, I was warned of this by another person who was fully qualified and told me to stick at it , as a lot of men drop out for this reason. I was hoping there'd at least be more mature students there but it seems its mostly people who have came straight from high school. The male friends Ive met are leaving at the end of this year.I disagree...don't pretend anything. You fucked her...if you wanted more, then too bad. She's with someone else and you don't want to date a known cheater anyway. You want to still hang out with her? Do it. You want to hang out with your other mutual friends and ignore her? Then do that. But don't do it with the idea of getting in her pants again. Don't whine to her about what happened...if she makes an advance on you or brings up the subject, shut her down nicely, but firmly.
But don't pretend nothing happened. Walk around knowing you fucked her. Don't pretend to be her friend. Either be her friend or don't. In any case, move on...and to be honest, you don't sound strong enough to be around her and follow this advice, so just go make some new friends. Introduce yourself to a new group in class next week and get out of that one.
Its basically food and nutrition except you work in a hospital / clinical setting to treat disease through nutrition, for example patients with kidney disease, diabetes, cancer or who cannot eat using their mouth etc.What's the course?
All that needs to be said.Dont send some mean text to her. You pretended to be the good guy but then when it started looking like she was losing interest, you showed your real intentions and tried to fuck her. Then you got friend zoned. Your fault, not hers.
...move on.
I've said this before, but man you guys just don't even know what it is like to never be able to experience those ripe young bodies again. I fully agree that someone my age (40s) should not be consistently hanging out with and/or befriending mostly people that age, let alone dating them. But if I had a shot at banging girls that age, and they weren't cheating on their boyfriend or getting heroin from me or any other unsavory shit, why wouldn't I want to? No, I don't want to have in-depth conversations with them, hell I'd prefer they not even talk. But no 35+ year old woman can compete with the smooth skin and tight body of those young girls, and you really have no idea until you realize you can't have them anymore.How did I miss the 30yo vs 18-22yo? In that case, I change my recommendation to simply stop being weird and hanging out with/trying to fuck children.
The chick was hammered drunk when they fucked, so much so that she doesn't remember it. Or at least, claims not to. I don't sign on to the "fucking a drunk chick is rape" side of things, but fucking a hammered chick who is half your age is at the very least questionable.Vvoid_sl said:This is all assuming, of course, that you aren't using some position of authority or other questionable tactics.
Yeah. I actually did think about that, but since we'd been hanging out all day drinking from like 3, necking in the club in front of her and our friends and it was her who initiated everything (take me home, have you got any condoms?, and other stuff) etc. and the fact that I was also drunk, I just went with it. Again,when I say black-out I mean she said she doesnt remember anything, not that she was falling down on the floor or shit like that.The chick was hammered drunk when they fucked, so much so that she doesn't remember it. Or at least, claims not to. I don't sign on to the "fucking a drunk chick is rape" side of things, but fucking a hammered chick who is half your age is at the very least questionable.
On the other hand, giggity.
Why is a dude in his 30s just now deciding he wants to be a nurse?Its basically food and nutrition except you work in a hospital / clinical setting to treat disease through nutrition, for example patients with kidney disease, diabetes, cancer or who cannot eat using their mouth etc.
Yeah, the crazy is strong in that age group. I think it's coming across that I'm actively seeking out 18 year olds trying to make them my social circle out of choice or something. I am not. I stay up at the Uni during the week, and my course basically has 4 guys in it (18 year olds) out of maybe 100 people and the rest are 18-22 girls. Either I make friends with them, or I have no friends at uni, and no support framework for when I go out on clinical placements. I thought there would be a lot more mature students when I started, but alas there are not.Oh, don't get me wrong, it's probably fairly likely that she knows exactly what happened that night and she's just claiming otherwise to deal with her guilt about it. But regardless of that, banging really drunk chicks who are barely half your age and expecting a relationship to blossom out of it is fucking stupid, man. You need to get the fuck away from this chick stat. And re-evaluate where your life and social circles are at that you are primarily hanging around with a bunch of chicks ten years younger than you, and ten times crazier than what you should be dealing with.
Maybe fuck some of her friends, get pics, and post them here.
Why not?Why is a dude in his 30s just now deciding he wants to be a nurse?
I mean unless the entire plan was to get your dick wet in 18-22 year old strange, it's a bit weird.Why not?
Also its not nursing.
Is changing careers weird? If you do really want an answer and aren't just being facetious, then its the fact that I got into my past career because it was the only thing I enjoyed somewhat at school. It wasn't a passion, I couldnt give a fuck about it. A number of years down the line, the monotony was killing me.I mean unless the entire plan was to get your dick wet in 18-22 year old strange, it's a bit weird.
I'm just messing with you. I'd be in school failing to have sex with 18-22 year olds right now if it wasn't for the crippling mental illness holding me back.Is changing careers weird? If you do really want an answer and aren't just being facetious, then its the fact that I got into my past career because it was the only thing I enjoyed somewhat at school. It wasn't a passion, I couldnt give a fuck about it. A number of years down the line, the monotony was killing me.
I am affected by one of the diseases I wish to work in the field of, and I made some changes that reversed complications of said disease. At that point, I realised that helping others and interacting with people would actually be kind of rewarding, and that I was *actually* interested in the science behind the physiology of the human body and that this would be a cool field to work in and study, rather than just grinding out some meaningless job 9-5.