You right but you know you live and you learn.she dumb for thinking a younger man would marry her, and you took the L for not standing on your square.
You right but you know you live and you learn.she dumb for thinking a younger man would marry her, and you took the L for not standing on your square.
You right but you know you live and you learn.
Yeah when she had a miscarriage that was a sign that it wasn't ment to be.At least you made it out no additional kids and with your health
I saw a psychologist give a Ted talk on how we need both love and desire, and how love kills desire. I agree 100%. Each time the man I am dating would declare love for me, after I was sure of our relationship and felt safe and secure, and loved, I would stop being attracted to him. I am living with a man for 5 years now, have a 2 year old baby, I love him deeply and have no plans of destroying my family, but I am no longer attracted to him. Sex is fine, but I desire other men, men from my past, 3 of them in particular, with whom I've had purely sexual relationships that always left me wanting for more. Lovers, I guess. I wish I could delete them from my memory yet I masturbate while thinking about them regularly.
Is anyone in the same boat and if so, any advice?
Any thoughts on the love kills desire premise?
So I will try To keep this as short as I can. I am engaged to the greatest guy I’ve ever met who I met shortly after graduating college because he worked in the same office park that I do. He is smart, funny, very good-looking and very very stable and pretty much everything a girls ever ask for in a guy.
When I was in high school I had a very passionate but stupid relationship with my ex-boyfriend who was a dead beat for the longest time but I have heard through the grapevine has become very successful (for our smallish town) business owner. Everyone thought he would end up in jail or dead so it’s always been good to hear that he’s doing better.
Last night I went out to a girls night and ended up at a country bar that is about an Hour away from where I live now and about 20 minutes away from the town I grew up in. We were having a great time when I ran smack into my high school ex-boyfriend which is the first time I’ve seen him in about four years. He asked me to dance and I figured it wouldn’t hurt anything so I did and we had a great time. I ended up talking with him at his table for the rest of the night and it was really nice to catch up with him and I never once felt guilty or that I was doing anything wrong with relation to my fiancé. But then at the end of the night he insisted on hugging me and I felt a spark of passion that I haven’t felt since I was about 17 years old. To say that it shocked me is an understatement.
I love my fiancé with my whole heart but I don’t feel that electricity when I am with him. Like I said in the beginning he was a great guy and would be an amazing catch for any girl but this has really shaken me.
I guess my question is, are these type of experiences normal for people? And if so how do I realign my feelings to where I actually start to feel that spark with my fiancé instead of feeling it towards a guy who I know is very bad for me ?
Cold world bruh, I think what could help most men in dealing with these women are checking our egos(easier said then done)...you can’t rely on what these women say/think as indicators if you’re the shyt or notStuff like this is why you can't take women seriously really. See so many stories like this. Women really are children.
To answer her question the husband lost... he just doesn’t do “that” for her... he’s the safe rebound most women end up with after being run through by the bad boys that they’re attracted to without knowing why. A lot of men fear this, idk how you could reverse it once you notice your lady ain’t feeling you like that no more(or I should say it would take too much effort to). It’s better to just move on and keep ur game tight from the very beginning with this new relationship. It’s the men curse that we have to be A1 and the weakness of any kind lowers our value. Women fear us losing attraction to them as they age/gain weight well guys fear not being “cool” anymore in the eyes of their partners.... damnThis is the same person as above.
What helps more is knowing that what women say and what they want are two different things and they move on emotion. they say they want stability and gentlemen but then they get bored and cheat. I think you have to have an ego with women and always put yourself first so at least if they cheat you still come first.Cold world bruh, I think what could help most men in dealing with these women are checking our egos(easier said then done)...you can’t rely on what these women say/think as indicators if you’re the shyt or not
i agree but I think this stuff only applies to 8's, 9's and 10's?To answer her question the husband lost... he just doesn’t do “that” for her... he’s the safe rebound most women end up with after being run through by the bad boys that they’re attracted to without knowing why. A lot of men fear this, idk how you could reverse it once you notice your lady ain’t feeling you like that no more(or I should say it would take too much effort to). It’s better to just move on and keep ur game tight from the very beginning with this new relationship. It’s the men curse that we have to be A1 and the weakness of any kind lowers our value. Women fear us losing attraction to them as they age/gain weight well guys fear not being “cool” anymore in the eyes of their partners.... damn
Yeah some guys don’t play those games (it could be some psychology sociopath type shyt... idk I’ll let the white boys put a name on it) Patrice said it best, it’s better to like a bytch than love a bytchWhat helps more is knowing that what women say and what they want are two different things and they move on emotion. they say they want stability and gentlemen but then they get bored and cheat. I think you have to have an ego with women and always put yourself first so at least if they cheat you still come first.
plus when you put yourself first they put you first too. I helped my ex out a lot just for her to break up with me. I don't regret it but I'm not doing it for the next bytch.
All bytches think they deserve better, it’s that hypergamy shyt folks always throw around. It happens once she feels she “has” you then she loses interest and starts wondering if she settled and if she could have done better. bytches will grow to resent you when that happens(and it’s not even their fault , it’s just their nature bruh... all them years of programming some shyt just can’t be helped), and you can’t even be mad/upset at them they don’t realize what it is that’s why shawty you quoted kept saying shyt like “idk how ex had me feeling this way” and she was asking have others felt that way as well because she doesn’t know what to call it. They all do loli agree but I think this stuff only applies to 8's, 9's and 10's?
Stuff like this is why you can't take women seriously really. See so many stories like this. Women really are children.
I had a date last night with this red haired white chick. Wholesome type or maybe I'm projecting that on her: 34, no kids, getting masters, medical lab scientist, introvert, doesn't drink, goes to church but getting away from Christianity, doesn't have many friends, and busy with work. Met on bumble. Texted back and forth for a few days before last night. We went to Mexican restaurant. I paid. Had a great convo and she didn't really want it to end so we went and got dessert. Stayed til everyone left. Finally called it a night at 10. Didn't kiss.Cooperation is key. Not saying that it can’t be something else, but if there’s a communication problem then the relationship is doomed.
Honestly communication and consistency is the biggest thing women seek. You don’t have to look like Rico suave, make 10000000, be 6’6 etc, your word and how you come across as a man is everything.
Because once you mentally got a chick it’s a wrap.