So,
I was in a relationship which turned sour, we both wanted out (first relationship for me, both virgins). We were in that for almost over a year. Literally, no sex in the relationship ( I didn’t want any, she tried – but gave up – she also remains a virgin ).
Now, neither of us are “out of the ordinary” people – no one ever assumes this of myself and are usually surprised if the topic is brought up among my small social circle of friends.
I have a very good job, aged 21, contributing to the household until I can get enough money together for a down-payment and mortgage.
The thing is – socially – I’m confident among my friends and have no issues talking to people I meet at the Student Union of the university I attended before. However, it seems I can’t seem to find someone who is interested or if they are – it never goes anywhere.
Now, the irony is – I’m not bothered about whether or not I get in a relationship soon as I just got out of one, but the fact is. I am turning 22, will be no doubt working for another 3 / 4 years until I do a masters, only to go back into the work environment again ( which is majority male – software dev ).
What can I do to improve my chance and get rid of the recurring fact I’m going to end up reaching 30, virgin and single?
P.S. Please, no “go to clubs”, I really do not appreciate picking up someone in a cesspit of a club.



Take your time, it will happen, porobably when you’re not expecting it to or looking for it.
I’d suggest meeting people at academically-based social gatherings or school clubs, or at the liberary, coffee shop, groups based on your interests. The cool thing about that is that you’ll know the women you’re meeting already have something in common with you. If you’re religious or spiritual, take a look around there: not all people in church/religion are healthy, but there’s a good chance you’ll have shared values. That’s the important part (you’re right: it’s hard to find women with shared values at a bar.)
Good luck to you. Relax and let the timeline/schedule fall into its own pace. You might miss out on some good stuff if you try to mold it to your timeline.
Then you need to first check on your own behaviour because sometime people can be the problem to themselves. then try to be choicy to choose the right partner not just going with the flow