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fiftyebert said:rawd, you're brilliant!
everyone of your points hit home with my experience...the problem is how you say it; you choose not to see it at the time, u tell yourself that things are fine when in reality things are spining out of your control more and more everyday. however I will say that being the one cheated on, I don't think you ever get over it. I still to this day wonder what I did to drive my SO to do that instead of sitting me down and telling me she was unhappy and trying to work it out. I think it holds you back from new relationships, a way to not get hurt again.
IfYouSeekAmy said:Love is action. Not the fluffy frilly words and emotions.
Lol yes. But it's not just the act of sex. It's all the choices I made leading up to that moment and beyond as well. Small actions, or big....presenting myself in an appealing manner, not whining, not allowing you to think for a single moment that Id like to be elsewhere, not answering my phone when with you, focussing on you, prioritizing you over others, remembering what you want and like, etc. They are all acts of love. In my case, they are temporary and not as life-changing as someone you spend most of your time with like an SO.thesun said:SO are you saying that your lips and how you used them on me is your way of expressing love towards me? LOL
RAWD said:The hard part about accepting that someone you love has betrayed you is not that they hurt you....it's that you trusted them. Seeing them for who they are also means that you have to admit that you were wrong. Wrong about their character, wrong about their trustworthiness, wrong about believing them and how they felt about you. Wrong in your judgment. It's the same mentality that allows con men to perpetrate frauds. It's because we let them.
As for the second part, that's a tough one. It takes some serious navel gazing time. The easier answer is that they are self absorbed, immature, egotistical. Maybe they just lack the guts. Or maybe their ego can't take being the bad guy/girl. The bottom line is that it's not anything YOU could have done.
The alternative is a tougher pill to swallow (from experience). Maybe she tried to tell you and you weren't listening. Maybe you just heard what you wanted to hear. Maybe you were just steamrolling through your grand scheme of life and didn't stop to ask where she wanted to go?
Getting hurt sucks. I feel bad when I hear about a friend getting hurt. But, I feel even more sad when I hear that a friend has given up on love.
IfYouSeekAmy said:Love is action. Not the fluffy frilly words and emotions.
When an SO starts changing their priorities in the relationship, it is downhill from there. If they can't keep in mind everything you've already done for them, if there is even a gap in what you're currently doing for them, they will start seeking it elsewhere. I've found women have more of an issue with that than men.
socialstrat said:These two posts capture it perfectly. Excuse me while I go have a good cry now... kidding... mostly...
RAWD said:Amy has a big heart. I can tell by the way her avatar thrusts.
RAWD said:Amy has a big heart. I can tell by the way her avatar thrusts.
papasmerf said:that is just me. behind her :wink2:
RAWD said:Thanks, pappy. Now all I can think of when I watch her avatar is you going balls deep behind her.
You broke my dick.
IfYouSeekAmy said:Lmfao
Thanks for making my tits bounce uncontrollably Rawd, papa and socialstrat. Oh my gosh
IfYouSeekAmy said:Thanks for making my tits bounce uncontrollably