Never Had A Girlfriend At 30 Novels & Stories

“Don’t even do that with me, Eve. There’s a reason I have only dated three women my whole life and remained friends with them even after we broke up.” I blinked at his words. “You have only dated three women?” I couldn’t believe it. “You are acting like you have dated a lot.” Truth was I haven’t but that’s different. I am a woman. “But I am different. I am a girl.” He rolled his eyes. “How are you different? You are human. Also, I was pretty traumatized so I didn’t date anyone until I was like twenty-five.” Wow. “You were a virgin until twenty-five?” Just when I thought he couldn’t shock me anymore.

After finishing another drink, we were ready to really let loose. Honestly, I’d probably needed this. I’d never been the clubbing type as a teenager, never rebelled against my parents, never ran off with boys. But now, I wanted to catch up on all that — to live a life filled with color, excitement, and vivid experiences. At twenty-three, I still didn’t have a boyfriend! But I didn’t regret last night. There was no guarantee my supposed “first time” with anyone else would measure up to yesterday’s experience. The only challenge now: not comparing every future man to him.

Then he turned his body toward me on the couch. "Can I tell you something?" he asked. "Yes." "I have not been with anyone in a long time. Almost three years." I blinked. "Three years?" "Three years. I had a girlfriend in my first year of architecture school. Her name was Vanessa. It did not end well. Since then, nothing. I threw myself into my work. I told myself I did not need anyone. I told myself I was fine alone." "But you were not fine?"

Mike said as if his face was streaked with sadness. "Why not? I don't think I can understand," I bit my lips and sighed. "To make the story short, I had a girlfriend when I was in my 3rd year of college. We're almost 4 years in a relationship, she's the one I've been in the longest relationship with compared to the others. The others are usually only a month, " he explained while it seems to be worried.

"Please don't push me out like this, Liam. I promise that I only have eyes for your mother. If you doubt me, you can ask anyone I know, and they can tell you that I have never shown any interest in any woman before your mother came along." He eyed me hesitantly. "But the newspapers said that you are almost 30 already?" I cringed at his words, remembering how less than a month ago, my mother had been yelling at me for being able to get a girlfriend despite being a viable bachelor for 12 years already. "Yes... I didn't have any relationship with females before your mother. I usually just get tossed into a blind date by my own mother whenever she felt to need to fix my lack of companionship, b

"I don't have a girlfriend." "Really? How could you say that?" "Beans pie, is the fact, I don't have a girlfriend, you are the last girl, I dated in the past three years." "I don't believe you," Cathy said "It's the truth, I just don't feel like dating another and you are the only one in my heart." Tony wants to sweet-talk her. "Noted, so why did you not keep another girlfriend?" "Is simply, I am still in love with..."

“I promised to tell you the whole truth, so here it is: I’ve never had a girlfriend. Like, the real kind. The kind that you see exclusively, and get to know, and take care of. So, I guess, in some ways… I’m kind of lacking in experience, too.” She stared at him, totally stunned. “And as long as I’m being completely honest with you, I should add that I’m getting pretty fucking fed up with the meaningless one-nighters. They’re – boring, and they’re all the same. So as for being with other women if we got together… I haven’t been with anyone since we met.” She blinked. “We met on Saturday.” “Yeah.” “Today is Wednesday.” “Yeah.” He cocked his head at her, not understanding what she was driving a

During lunch, an older female colleague asked me, "How old are you? Do you have a boyfriend? When are you planning to get married?" I shook my head. "Twenty-seven, no boyfriend, and no plans to get married." She was momentarily stunned. "What are you talking about? How can a woman not marry?" she asked. I smiled without responding. Realizing I wasn't joking, her expression darkened. "Did you work as a escort and get caught? Is that why no man wants you?"

They never actually carried out the latter threat, but after three years in the human world, my relationship with them is anything but roses and butterflies. My life, on the other hand, is great. I haven’t found a human male to settle down with, but I have had a series of boyfriends. All of them were handsome and fun to hang out with. Most were pretty good kissers. None could hold my attention long enough for me to want to get serious, but I’ve never felt unusual for not settling down; it is rare for humans to marry or settle down at age 21… especially humans who are enjoying the college lifestyle.

"As I said, Jacob was more of an acquaintance than anything. He's never insinuated any interest in me and I've definitely never either. He wasn't my boyfriend. In all honesty, I've never really had any boyfriends." "You've never had any boyfriends?" Nicholas exclaims. "Nope. Other than the one boy in kindergarten, no. None that count. Just a few lame dates. What about you guys? I know you guys had sex with a bunch of girls, but any of them girlfriend material?" "We've dated a few different girls but we've only ever really had one girlfriend before you." The way Nicholas said it, the look that crossed his face, was the only thing that kept me from asking him more about it.