I'm always in a wierd state of half cringe/half bro-fist for Ralara whenever I read about his little dalliances.
I'm always in a wierd state of half cringe/half bro-fist for Ralara whenever I read about his little dalliances.
saying "I'm male" and "It's classic"
You keep telling yourself that mate.
Back in reality you are a guy with issues (both commitment and in terms of worldview) and she will eventually get bored of your shit for good and go find someone willing to aim for something deeper and more meaningful than "hey lets be together as long as its fun".
Being afraid of commitment and a whingey negative douche aren't "guy" traits.
Perhaps...or maybe just young.His comment didn't sound mean spirited though. I always enjoy every tale in this thread about positive relationship experiences. I mean...all we all want is just to be loved, right? Which reminds me, many hugs to Echo for good girlfriend stuff he's been posting about.
Sorry to wax philosophical...damn red wine!
I always read them with a d'aww-that's-so-cute-his-dick-is-rammed-into-an-other-man's-arse (or is it vice versa or both?).
Srsly, brofist (deep into the colon)
Spoiler:
Missed this on my first pass through the thread and for better or worse lall actually nailed the response here.
you're gonna hate yourself for missing this one.
If you're already hurting for frequency of emotional connections and you can tell your internet besties that you really do love her....
drop the fucking pretenses and love her... not in a stupid keep-her-at-a-distance-but-care-for-her-way....
but in the real, fuck-everybody-else-i-love-her way... give it up. Stop. If you can tell "us" that "I do love her".... to me that means you should be able to stop fighting the feeling and really make "the relationship" a priority above either you or her....
and since I brought it up, I believe in this "third party" that is the relationship. It's not you, or her... there's this separate thing that is the relationship, and it's what makes being together worth it. I have a stupid example that makes it both an obvious but trivial example: say I meet a girl who desperately wants the plates to be stored in the left-hand cabinet... mine are currently, in the right-hand cabinet... but, I like her more than I care about where those plates are, so I move them... it's not "her" that make me move the plates, it's the fact that I like being with her more than I care about where my plates are... this can define both whether a relationship is OR is not worth it...
(a more serious example is, say, whether we go out on friday nights... say I want to include her with my friends on a normal friday night, and she hates drinking, but 90% of my social life involves at least a few drinks... i can legitimately say that my existing life is more important than staying with her that night, or can alternatively decide staying with her is worth more than the night out with my (former) friends,."
I tried to be cool and all I got was a lousy warning about my sig being too big.
simple really. you don't cheat on someone you love or even 'care about'. (not saying you did)
big up ralalala .........good to hear some positive stuff from you
It is not even necessarily mutually exclusive, Sacul! To my surprise (because of the person telling me this, not because I would actively believe this wouldn't happen) a female coworker told me a while ago that she used to have a fling with a "totally unsuitable guy". In her words: amazingly good looking, good in the sack, total asshole. She said she had really considered letting him knock her up without him knowing and then ditching him, so she'd have his kid. She didn't want him for more than a few bangs and she didn't want his involvement or child support. In the end she decided against it, but.. well. There you go, that's another option!
Also,back atcha.
FAR TOO MUCH HUGGING AND POSITIVE EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT ON THIS PAGE.
I AM DISSAPOINTED IN YOU ALL AND EXPECT THIS TO BE RECTIFIED.
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