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You can't even handle a thot, how the hell are you going to handle a wife for the rest of your life ?
Lol, ok. Any reading material that you can recommend then?
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You can't even handle a thot, how the hell are you going to handle a wife for the rest of your life ?
Quote: (01-24-2018 02:35 PM)JayGould Wrote:
But somehow, my emotional side always immediately said: "Since I am not 100% sure, why not try a little bit longer, just to see if I was right...perhaps, I might even have been wrong".
Quote: (01-24-2018 02:56 PM)Jetset Wrote:
Ignore your emotional side, just like you should ignore hers. It's 'tarded. Look at her actions, tune out her words.
If you have any doubt, you should have no doubt. This is a valuable lesson to apply anywhere. Not so sure about this contract you're about to sign? Don't sign it.
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Quote: (01-24-2018 02:56 PM)Jetset Wrote:
Ignore your emotional side, just like you should ignore hers. It's 'tarded. Look at her actions, tune out her words.
If you have any doubt, you should have no doubt. This is a valuable lesson to apply anywhere. Not so sure about this contract you're about to sign? Don't sign it.
Well said and absolutely right.
Which contract are you referring to though? You mean marriage? Won't marriage this girl, and when I do it'd be with a prenup.
Quote: (01-24-2018 03:06 PM)Jetset Wrote:
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Quote: (01-24-2018 02:56 PM)Jetset Wrote:
Ignore your emotional side, just like you should ignore hers. It's 'tarded. Look at her actions, tune out her words.
If you have any doubt, you should have no doubt. This is a valuable lesson to apply anywhere. Not so sure about this contract you're about to sign? Don't sign it.
Well said and absolutely right.
Which contract are you referring to though? You mean marriage? Won't marriage this girl, and when I do it'd be with a prenup.
I mean in life in general.
If it feels like something's wrong, it's probably because something's wrong.
Quote: (01-24-2018 02:35 PM)JayGould Wrote:
I set the frame of me being a player early on, but that right now I was tired of that and was looking for a long term relationship, potentially marriage in the future. After the first 2 weeks she spent here (while I was simultaneously working at my computer for a couple of hours a day) is when I agreed to try an exclusive relationship. I was new to South Africa, so I didn't have any friends etc here yet. I also told her that my plan was only to stay for 6 months while focusing on my business, then I would return back to Europe.
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When she suggested we'd have an exclusive relationship, I said: "Well, I'm not really looking to hook up with a bunch of different girls right now anyway, especially with the high HIV rate here, and I like you, so why not try it?"
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But yeah obviously, this isn't the way to go. The problem was that she lived 1500 miles away, so she has been driving back and forth to see me during all this time. Given those circumstances, it was a bit tough to offer the "lets start non-exclusively"-way.
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Well, she had that manipulative, sociopathic belief in herself being innocent which made me doubt my own intuition and gut feeling. I never actually caught her doing anything wrong, it was just small changes in her behavior, the way she talked on the phone, the way she texted or things that she said that had my gut screaming: "Get out!". But somehow, my emotional side always immediately said: "Since I am not 100% sure, why not try a little bit longer, just to see if I was right...perhaps, I might even have been wrong".
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But if she's had 15 boyfriends (all lasting on average 3-6 months) during the last couple of years, wouldn't at least one of them have been playing the game good enough to keep her around? To me it seems like this is a mentally ill person who won't ever end up in a happy relationship, no matter with whom.
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Is it really fair to say that all women are like this? Not from my experience. Now of course, I have always played the relationship game differently in the past...but just thinking back on some of the girls I have been with, I very much doubt they would be as toxic and backstabbing as this bitch.
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Seems like you are contradicting yourself? You're saying, like I did, that crazy and fun women are only to be used as fuck buddies. So that means they aren't LTR material. I haven't met any very feminine, low notch count girls that I wanted to hang around with for very long. Sure they make good wives, but there is no excitement there.
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You can't even handle a thot, how the hell are you going to handle a wife for the rest of your life ?
Quote: (01-24-2018 03:58 PM)kaotic Wrote:
Nothing of what you said was setting the frame of being a player:
You barely met this chick and basically said you're looking for a potential LTR
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-You're hamstering away the fact you let her spend 2 straight weeks at your pad - working from your computer doesn't matter. Being new or having any friends are not excuses to spend that much time with a chick you barely know at your place.
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Regardless of what you said about being around for 6 months - your actions showed different.
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Why on earth are you dealing with this girl whose so far away ?
Long distance rarely or never works.
She should hardly be on your radar and sounds like she was using you for a place to stay while she was in town (and possibly had another guy).
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If she really did date that many dudes that's an automatic red flag that you should avoid.
No they aren't playing the game to keep her around as an LTR - they're playing the game to milk her for bangs, then she bails and swings to another dick.
She definitely has ALOT of issues and is to be avoided.
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The term AWALT (All women are like that) rings true (to varying degrees)
They might not be super toxic or crazy as this chick, but women are capable of alot of things.
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thread-47487.html etc
Quote: (01-24-2018 04:31 PM)JayGould Wrote:
Some probably. Others probably got hooked. Apparently she had a boyfriend already when she met me who she later dumped a month into ours. Apparently they hadn't had sex in 6 months, but I very much doubt that.
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Yeah I agree with that and I think even if this chick wasn't as crazy as she is, I'd probably still have fucked it up even with a "normal" woman, given my mistakes on setting the frame correctly from the beginning (as you pointed out).
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Regarding LTRs, I've only just (2 days ago) broken up with a girl with BPD traits; the relationship was also highly emotionally charged. I posted the story and received some great advice – if you have a read you might find some interesting parallels: thread-66879.html
Quote: (01-25-2018 05:13 AM)PapayaTapper Wrote:
This OP reads like a bad episode of COPS. I feel like I just banged a close relative, smoked meth, and dropped out of high school having just read it.
Quote: (01-25-2018 08:39 AM)JayGould Wrote:
Read the whole thing. Yes, very similar situation indeed. The way these broads can look you in the eye and lie even when the proof is right in front of you...it's almost spooky. Even makes you doubt yourself sometimes, as you said was normal when being around BPD people.
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Read the whole thing. Yes, very similar situation indeed. The way these broads can look you in the eye and lie even when the proof is right in front of you...it's almost spooky. Even makes you doubt yourself sometimes, as you said was normal when being around BPD people.
The word "confusing", used in the quotes above, is key here. Two major early warning signs to look out for:
1) Deeply incongruous and confusing communications. Imagine a woman demanding that you cuddle and be close to her in the same angry tone of voice you'd expect from someone telling you to stay away from them and get out of their house.
2) They appear to not remember their episodes. This may be intentional gaslighting, but there are also many descriptions out there where someone with BPD will destroy someone's property and then appear to sincerely have no clue what happened to it.
Both of these are addictive for their partners. A lot of people thrive on proving someone wrong or trying to figure out someone who seems "complicated", but these should both be clear "get out" signs.
Quote: (01-25-2018 02:54 PM)MVPnis Wrote:
Of course she didnt feel secure in the relationship....youre suppossedly a high value man that just commited to a skank like her in one week and moved her in after the first date. ( thats how they think).
Why are you selling so low ,so quick? She didnt even have to work for it . At that point, it was over for you.
And accusing you of communicating with others and cheating is projecting 100% of the time.
Yeah, stay away from commitment at this point in your life.
Quote: (01-24-2018 04:55 AM)JayGould dip='1724765 Wrote:
The first time I dumped her I did it after she said she'd had 25 sex partners before me, and I said "you can't turn a hoe into a housewife, get the fuck out". Since then I haven't gotten any honest revelations like that from her again, just "girl game". But maybe it's understandable because of the way I reacted.
Quote: (01-24-2018 03:27 AM)Synezthetic Wrote:
Definitely did the right thing.
If this is the *5th* time breaking up - you need to make sure it's also the last time. That means going full-on no contact. You remove every method of contact which you have to her and she has to you, no exceptions. It will feel awful, and you'll have an inner voice that'll make you hesitate, that will tell you that it can't picture her not being in your life - you need to ignore that voice. The longer you keep her around, she'll take up real estate in your head, and that'll really fuck with you.