Copper. wrote:Meh. You girls are so lucky.
Here's my experience with boys so far:
They either call me ugly, make fun of me, or completely ignore me.
And for those who have actually called me pretty, were nice to me and actually paid some sort of attention to me, the grand total is a *drum role please* zero.
At least I probably broke the record for being the biggest fail at finding love. Ah well. I got used to it.
You are still very young. You are in a school where, very likely, you have seen the same group of peers for years. It's hard to change people's opinion of you (but still possible). Unless you want to try changing yourself (improving you self image to increase your confidence can be good, however downright changing yourself to suit others is never advisable) really all you can do is wait.
You are entirely normal. I was never liked by anyone all through grade school and part of college. I know people who have universit degrees and good jobs who still have barely dated. That doesn't mean anything is WRONG with you. And, although you may disagree, it's VERY possible that - realistically - you are not actually READY for dating. Looking back, I don't think I was. Your view right now is skewed, biased. You won't be able to really SAY if you were ready or not until you look back with a different perspective.
Evanna96 wrote:I am engaged but in love with someone else what do I do ?
Well obviously you have a decision to make. You didn't tell us whether you love your fiance. You didn't say whether you've known one significantly longer than the other. Whether you have a chance with the other person.
You need to sit down and decide. If you stay with your fiance, you must be COMMITTED. Not just 'go with the flow' until your wedding day and then you panic and decide this isn't what you wanted. Don't do something you will regret. Go with your gut, sure, but also let your mind have some time to think about it with reason and logic. Is one just lust while the other is deep love? Do you KNOW both people well or might one person pop up with surprises in their personality that you may not like? Would one person's lifestyle be uncomfortable for you to try to adapt to?
Really, you need to make a decision. Don't go whine to other people and try to get them to do it for you. If you are engaged then I am assuming you are an adult. Grow up - life is not fair and it is not easy. It is full of big decisions that freak you out, stress you out, and linger in your mind. That's how it is for all of us.