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No. 2478
Only advice I'd give is to attempt to think less about sex and more about making yourself a better person. If you aren't getting laid (or prospects of getting laid) then you are doing something wrong. Women generally don't walk up to you and jump in your lap and demand that you ejaculate into their moist hole. You have to actively put effort into seeking sex. If you don't want to do that, then come to terms with it and do something else with your time.
If you really, really want to get it out of the way, then by all means go fuck a prostitute. Just be prepared to deal with possible legal issues, STD's, a gross body, or a morally degrading experience. Plus, >>2476 has a decent point.
Try working on your physical appearance for a while. Tell yourself that you aren't going to get laid anytime soon (this doesn't mean you are right, but it will keep your mind off of it) and then work on making yourself worthy of being pursued by various women (or incited to pursue by various women). Dress nicer, groom yourself, workout, maybe change your haircut a bit, and try being more honest with yourself about your personality.
You're going to have to push yourself OP if you wanna get laid. If you don't feel like doing that, you can just do what I mentioned above which is generally more so just taking care of yourself.
For me personally, I felt pretty similar to how you are describing yourself not over two years ago. I did what I mentioned and eventually an old friend came back into my life and admitted how attracted she was to me. Long story short, I got laid, the experience was so-so, but it 'got it out of the way' as you put it. Try not to think about it too much. I hope things get better regardless. Maybe treat yourself to a good 6 pack (unless that fucks you over) so that you can at least unwind a bit. Do you do anything to relieve stress op? If so, do it.
Mmk.
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