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#23693290 - 09/30/16 07:51 AM (7 years, 3 months ago) |
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I'll start. He is a good for nothing piece of shit who thinks he's a lady man but just wants to sniff every vagina he sees. A good for nothing dog and most likely a coward at heart.
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Re: Girls [Re: yeah]
#23693293 - 09/30/16 07:52 AM (7 years, 3 months ago) |
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He is deluded enough to believe that he can just be nice to girls and have his way.
NO, DUMBASS. Girls want to be treated like shit these days. Stop thinking you can just be nice and have your way.
You really have to humiliate some bitches or else they will never see through your eyes. Idiot.
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Re: Girls [Re: yeah]
#23693490 - 09/30/16 09:11 AM (7 years, 3 months ago) |
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There are limits to what a lady will put up with. They are not going to take timeframe just anybody. In the end they usually marry a guy slightly younger with good income and stability.
You never messed around with a couple of dirty girls? Girls like dirty dick sometimes just as much as guys like sluts. You just do not marry those.
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I have... over it
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#23693624 - 09/30/16 10:10 AM (7 years, 3 months ago) |
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I got over my ex quickly, and we were together for a long time. After we separated I decided to stay single for a bit and work on myself, because I realized I had some things I needed to work on before getting into another relationship.
My reasoning behind this was I got into my last relationship at a young age, and didn't really feel like I knew myself in many ways as well as I wanted to, felt like I got caught up in my last relationship and swept along, and kind of became numb because I was committed to my ex, but felt like I was letting myself down in many ways, which is very unhealthy, and it showed in how I treated myself.
So I want to give the next girl I am with 100% of myself, and taking time to get to know yourself, is a good way to make sure of this.
I think many people rush into relationship to easily after getting out of one, and they wonder why their relationships keep failing, it's because they're not taking the time to sort themselves out, and are always blaming the person they were just in a relationship with for all their problems, rather than understanding that a relationship is two people, and both sides commit wrongs. They need to stop worrying about what the other person did, and only focus on what they need to change to keep evolving, and keep moving forward.
I like girls so much, that I am willing to do without their embrace for a bit, so that the next time I experience that wonderful feeling, I will be on the top of my game.
I am probably more about love, instead of chasing ass for the physical pleasure. Sex is great, but what I look for is a girl that values herself enough to take care of herself physically, and mentally, so that we can evolve together. I feel like a dying breed, but I am who I am, and I love myself for that.
You have to love yourself, not in some negative narcissistic way, but in a way where you know you have value. If you think that getting in a relationship with a new person is going to make you love yourself, you're going to fail because it wont, and you will keep projecting your insecurities onto your new partner. Take the time to work on the things you're insecure about, nobody is perfect and works everything out on their own, but make sure you're not expecting your partner to fix you, this will cause unhealthy co-dependency, where you will seek others to fix you, and they might think it's their duty to do that, and then true love gets brushed aside for this type of negative relationship which doesn't encourage growth.
I am not saying you're going to go into your next relationship being flawless, because we all have flaws, but what I am saying is go into your next relationship without the baggage of the previous one, and make sure you value who you are, because you're worth it.
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