1) Anime isn't that big a hurdle, especially if you are 20-30 and grew up in the 90s. There are tons of women out there who absolutely adore the ever living shit out of anime, so it's not a big thing. (It's how my first boyfriend and I got together in high school, we discovered we both loved Dragon Ball Z. The look on his face though, when I started jabbering on about it was pretty hilarious.)
2) You need to get yourself into contact with people who like what you like,(not even necessarily a girlfriend), so, if you are in college or high school, there might be an anime club/whatever else you like club at your school which is right up your alley. If not? No big, there's probably plenty events in your area that are group related and interested in what you like. Try asking the guy at your local comic shop, do what someone else suggested and look up the cons, check the YMCA or any local place in your area where people gather. There's always something going on somewhere which will help.
3) Don't be looking for a girlfriend. Try looking for a friend who is also a girl (or multiple ones). Friendships are the best starters to sexual relationships, finding someone who likes what you like and you can talk to about it is pretty neat. (But don't become friends just out of the hopes of getting together, friendship! Let it happen naturally) And you will find them, trust me, as long as you go looking.
Remember, as it has already been stated women are people. We have flaws, foibles, and personality quirks just like everyone else. We are just as prone to all the failures and shortsightedness of the human condition, so get to know girls for who they are, not who you wish they were. It'll save you a lot of grief.
Best of luck!
2) You need to get yourself into contact with people who like what you like,(not even necessarily a girlfriend), so, if you are in college or high school, there might be an anime club/whatever else you like club at your school which is right up your alley. If not? No big, there's probably plenty events in your area that are group related and interested in what you like. Try asking the guy at your local comic shop, do what someone else suggested and look up the cons, check the YMCA or any local place in your area where people gather. There's always something going on somewhere which will help.
3) Don't be looking for a girlfriend. Try looking for a friend who is also a girl (or multiple ones). Friendships are the best starters to sexual relationships, finding someone who likes what you like and you can talk to about it is pretty neat. (But don't become friends just out of the hopes of getting together, friendship! Let it happen naturally) And you will find them, trust me, as long as you go looking.
Remember, as it has already been stated women are people. We have flaws, foibles, and personality quirks just like everyone else. We are just as prone to all the failures and shortsightedness of the human condition, so get to know girls for who they are, not who you wish they were. It'll save you a lot of grief.
Best of luck!