S.A.A.D.
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You're not taking responsibility though. You just believe women won't like you because you don't have some special quality. Everyone has something that makes them stand out, that makes them special. When I was dating, I made sure to put myself out there, did online dating, joined a co-ed sports team and a running club. In fact the only thing I felt really stood out on my online profile was the running club and that I was training for a marathon. My now girlfriend thought that was awesome and thought I was cute and started communication with me, we found so much we had in common and have been going out now for almost a year. You don't seem willing to give any woman a chance at getting to know you, you also seem to have lousy self confidence, which is basically repellent. Try to break out of your shell a little, try to find a hobby that will make you feel better about yourself, try online dating too, it does work. Also, practice what you preach and take responsibility for your shortcomings, you're young, you've got plenty of time to change them, you just have to work at it.
Do you think some of the attraction to the other girl is the mystery surrounding her? That you somewhat have to chase her, while the girl at work is more of a safe bet. When you actually have a chance to go out with the other girl you may find out one on one you have nothing in common.
Indeed,I don't think that is true,really. I don't tell them not to approach me nor do I wear some sign telling them not to. You can't expect someone to take responsibility for something that they didn't make happen when they had nothing to do with it,it would be a foolish thing to do,there is zero point in that. I don't need to find another hobby to make my self feel better,and I certainly don't hate my self. I try,and do. I blame certain mediums(television and magazines) and women's tendency to very easily become influenced,if I am not just blaming them,and secondly I'm not the one who made myself. If I did,I wouldn't have a severe case of Pervasive Developmental Disorder for the rest of my life.
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What's the point of making these generalizing statements only to backtrack and say, "Well, I didn't really mean ALL women" every time we call you on it? That only means you really do believe in these generalizing statements deep down and aren't willing to change your mind about it.
If we go out, we go out and wander around by ourselves. Nothing much has changed about us. We didn't suddenly have to turn into extroverts to find an SO. There are actually many introverts around, you just don't hear about us because duh, we're hard to find! 

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