I broke up with a girl that I had been seeing for a little over a year this past weekend because I felt that she maturity-wise and intellectually still in high school. Everything else about her was great, physically attractive, sexually active, open minded, similar hobbies and interests. I just didn't see her mature at all over the course of the relationship and I felt that it was time to end it.

The problem is, it hasn't been 3 days and I feel the need to find someone else. This happens every time I'm single. I don't enjoy being single at all, as I feel I don't benefit from it. I rarely ever get random hook ups, and even then I don't enjoy them as I just find most girls repulsive both physically and in regards to their personalities. I'm just much happier in a relationship I feel is worth my time.

I exercise with friends regularly, I have hobbies, a job, I'm in school and I have a fair number of friends. Yet, it's all I can think about. I've been thinking about finding someone else for weeks, and I felt that it wasn't fair to the girl. 

The other issue I have is I have high standards. I feel that I should be able to find an attractive, intelligent, open-minded, sweet (a.k.a. definition of perfect) girl. I had who I thought was my perfect girl three years ago, but she left me with very little closure and it's decimated my self-confidence ever since. Also, the area in which I live in, has very little potential for suitable girls.
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Broke up with girl I was seeing, after just over
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I broke up with a girl that I had been seeing for a little over a year this past weekend because I felt that she maturity-wise and intellectually still in high school. Everything else about her was great, physically attractive, sexually active, open minded, similar hobbies and interests. I just didn't see her mature at all over the course of the relationship and I felt that it was time to end it.

The problem is, it hasn't been 3 days and I feel the need to find someone else. This happens every time I'm single. I don't enjoy being single at all, as I feel I don't benefit from it. I rarely ever get random hook ups, and even then I don't enjoy them as I just find most girls repulsive both physically and in regards to their personalities. I'm just much happier in a relationship I feel is worth my time.

I exercise with friends regularly, I have hobbies, a job, I'm in school and I have a fair number of friends. Yet, it's all I can think about. I've been thinking about finding someone else for weeks, and I felt that it wasn't fair to the girl. 

The other issue I have is I have high standards. I feel that I should be able to find an attractive, intelligent, open-minded, sweet (a.k.a. definition of perfect) girl. I had who I thought was my perfect girl three years ago, but she left me with very little closure and it's decimated my self-confidence ever since. Also, the area in which I live in, has very little potential for suitable girls.
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Broke up with my GF of just over a year
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