If someone says something about you, it's not really about you but it's about them and they're just projecting their demands, needs, and insecurities on to you. They WANT you to be in a relationship, because they believe that any girl should and must be in a relationship and should've lost her virginity before they finish highschool or something. It's not about you, nor do I think they care about you when they say this. Maybe they do care, but they care that you aren't living your life they way they expect you to and they're disappointed about it.
You eventually have to listen to your own voice, and what it whats, because that's what gives you ultimate happiness, not some standards moids set for you.
>>107348>Why talk about it? Stop telling people about this, it just invites useless opinions.It's honestly annoying. They won't stop asking about it. OP is 19 so I can imagine everyone, especially moids, are going to ask her quite often, and it never stops till she gets married and maybe even has a baby because they're going to ask her about "what are your kids doing?" when she's in her 30s. It's as if the worth of a woman is based on if she's dating someone, or if she's married, or if she's a mother. People really love to pry into others and their business in the name of breaking ice, and it honestly feels really bad when you lie to them or say something that you aren't to them just so they stop talking about that topic that you don't want to.
>>107354>what i meant is for example random twitter convo where moids talk about women (not targeted to me). Just avoid hanging out at places that don't share your values and beliefs, nona. It's not worth it. Let them fester and rot in their echochambers, especially a cancer breeding ground like twitter, which has gotten even more right-wing ever since Elon Musk took it over.