Donald Trump is the Guy Fieri of real estate. He's the definition of tacky.
I'd also like to add that my first therapist (and my first psychiatrist, for that matter) weren't the greatest fit for me. And, of course, it should go without saying that counseling isn't really about changing the world around you - it's about changing the world you
see for yourself. The endgame of self-improvement, ultimately, is more self-awareness, and you can only completely ever find contentment from within. Therapy's meant to offer an outsider's perspective on things like that, but ultimately they're really just serving as a mirror for you without the judgment; if you aren't happy with what you see and keep telling yourself you'll never be, yeah, you probably won't be. If you give yourself a chance, keep searching around and making strides towards self-improvement though, you'll be able to turn things around little by little.
I know the dating game and sites being awful about all of that "i'm not racist but no black guys" bullshit can get to you, but you really shouldn't be with people that think that way in the first place. I mean, they're basically telling you up front that they're total assholes, so if anything they're doing you a favor. I met my current boyfriend via online dating and we'll be hitting 18 months come September. It's totally possible to have a fulfilling relationship - I'm probably more balanced out than I've ever been - but you can't
depend on some mythical prince charming that'll just come around and solve all of your problems, trust me. Relationships are meant to
supplement your sense of self-worth, not define it. You just have to be a little more open to change, a little less susceptible to assholes and you really have to
want to improve on your own accord, because that's what it's all about.