No, it doesn't. It really doesn't.

It doesn't make it easier but I came to terms with it when I was 15.

>>25356046
Honestly, kinda accepted it from day one pretty much since I didn't like interacting with people. Even through primary school I didn't care, just happily messed about on my own.

However it started to bug me in secondary, and now I'm in uni I'm just kinda numb, since I learned from trying to socialise that most people are either boring, stupid or dickheads. Particularly women. Not sure if I'm happier this way but I certainly feel less like shit - anger at others feels marginally better than self hatred.

i first had suspicions the day i graduated high school (yes, i'm a really optimistic person and a slow learner) and at the all night party sponsored by the school i still didn't kiss a girl, even though so many ugly kids were making out as the sun came up

i accepted it at 23. i'm 25 now and all hope is dead. just building courage to pull the trigger at this point, but again i'm an optimistic so it might take a while

I came to terms with it earlier this year. I'm only 18.

i never had any hopes

Getting married in May so never :)

>>25356046
20. Still in the ebb and flow of it a few years later on. The rational side of me's accepted it, but the emotional side keeps on trying to butt in.

Get's annoying, but I've gotten good at surpressing it, I guess.