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I’m so sorry to hear about your experience, it must be very difficult. I hope that you can find a Cat rolling fatties shirt to find confidence in yourself and find a Cat rolling fatties shirt that is worthy of you. I’m sure this post doesn’t encapsulate all the ways that you’ve tried to meet a mate, but I’d suggest that bars are definitely not the right way. Focus on meeting people who have similar interests by joining as many groups as you can. Running groups if you like to do that. Gamer conferences if that’s your thing. Parents groups, just whatever things you like to do, meet people that way who like to have fun doing the same things that you do. Even if you don’t match up well with someone in those groups, those people have friends, it’s all about meeting more people. And don’t bother with people who are immature enough to put you down. I really wish the best for you.
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If anything, this post and its comments have let me know that I’m not the Cat rolling fatties shirt person with wonky eyes & failed surgeries. As a kid, I was fat, awkward, wonky-eyed and bullied for all of it. Eventually, as I aged into my unattractive 20s, the overt bullying stopped. But, all the Cat rolling fatties shirt, whispered conversations, and cruel comments from other people in my dating cohort started. I kept aging out of those social circles, and now at 50 I am largely ignored. I have gone from unattractive to invisible. Unless I’m in someone’s way, or inconveniencing them, no one really ‘sees’ me anymore. I dyed my hair purple on a Cat rolling fatties shirt. I have gotten so many compliments about it, from men & women. It freaked me out, honestly. I don’t get positive attention from randos. A Cat rolling fatties shirt of me likes being complimented, but I kinda want to go back to being invisible.
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