That's true. Sometimes I don't realize they were once young. Like looking at young picture of my grandmother. What a difference.
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Forest Cat
You have a tendency to not want to talk with people unless they are single women your age. Maybe look at it like this, the more people you talk with, the better you get at talking with people. Which will make it easier to talk to single women your age. And you come across as being a friendly, nice guy if you talk with people, that doesn't hurt.
Atrapa Almas
And single women your age are probably friends of those people you are not talking to...
Tony Ramirez
Just like @Markness said once like him, I asked, all of their friends and relatives are married or in relationships.
And all the younger women, if they're lucky, will eventually be *old.*
Think of them as human beings.