"She's Out of Your League"

You've said it a hundred times. Maybe a thousand. And every time you say it, you train your brain to freeze the next time she walks into the room.

Leagues are a myth invented by guys who are scared of women.

She's a person. She has bad breath in the morning. She picks songs she can't sing in the shower. She overthinks her own texts.

Walk over. Say something. The league dissolves the second you open your mouth.

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Am I being selfish?

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Greetings all. You might remember me from my series of roommate threads. Good times!

Well, things haven't completely fallen apart, yet, but it feels like this thing in doomed. Everything was going fine. She stopped taking her anti-depresants, and while she became extremely *****y for a while, most of the time she was awesome. We decided that she should start taking birth control pills.

A week and a half ago she got a yeast infection. She didn't tell me, but the box sitting in the bathroom closet indicated that she did. A few days later she started up on the birth control, and she started taking her meds again. Her behavior declined. All she did last week was sleep and complain about me playing video games or whatever instead of doing something with her. I can't imagine what I could possibly have done with her besides watch her sleep.1

We haven't really had sex in two and a half weeks. She started her period, then had the yeast infection I mentioned before. A week ago she tried giving me a BJ, but I couldn't get off, and last friday she tried having sex with me, but a few minutes in complained that it hurt. She used some lube, tried again, and stopped again, complaining that it hurt and she couldn't get wet. She wouldn't tell me what was wrong, and just kept telling me that it wasn't my concern until I demanded to know what was wrong. Then she told me about the yeast infection.

She told me she went to her gyno, and they told her just to use the over the counter stuff for a few days, and she'd be all cleared up. She said the pain wouldn't be permanent, and that she really wanted to have sex, but she needed another day or two. Which is obviously understandable, and I told her that.

It's been almost a week since then, and I feel like it's something more. We were supposed to go out yesterday and do something fun, but she changed her mind and just wanted to bum around the apartment. Later on we got into some minor bickering match, which ended with me leaving. When I came back home she was nothing but apologetic. Then when we went to bed, I got more of the usual lately: nothing.

The thing is, despite the lack of intimacy, she's become overbearing and clingy. Everytime I go somewhere she wants to come with. She gets jealous when I do something without her. She wants me to go to bed when she does, then gets upset when I don't. She follows me around the apartment, and comes into my room when I close the door.

I'm thinking about breaking up with her. Sorry to sound shallow, but if she's not going to be capable of having sex (I don't have it in me anymore to put in the work it takes to get her "in the mood" only to be shot down half the time, and this was before her affliction), but wants to be my shadow, this just isn't going to work for me.
 

"She Made Her Decision Before You Finished Your Sentence"

Three seconds. That's how long it took. Your shoes. Your posture. The way you held your drink. Whether you looked at the floor or looked at her.

She already filed you away. Interesting. Boring. Safe. Bold. Before you even opened your mouth.

Everything you say after that is just her confirming what she already decided.

So stop rehearsing lines. Fix the first three seconds. Stand tall. Look up. Smile like you mean it. Walk like you belong wherever you're standing.

The words come later. The impression comes first.

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Why do you think you sound shallow? You're listing all the traits of an unappealing woman and you think you would be shallow to next her? Come on. I think nexting while a solid option, is not always the best first option.

Do you guys do everything together? If you do, you need to get out of this bad habit. When couples do everything together they become "friends" and lose sexual tension very quickly. I can imagine that by now she will complain if you don't see her as much, but you need to ween yourself off gradually. (aka stop sleeping with her everynight!)

The less you see her, the more she's going to want to see you and the more sexual tension there will be. Right now she knows she can have you around all the time so she's not really that turned on.

As far as her gyno health is concerned, make sure she keeps up to check on that. My ex had a bunch of problems with pain during sex that were fixed by a simple visit to the doctor.

If this chick continues to be a nag/***** after you ween yourself off her, then she deserves to be nexted. We as men cannot cater to women when they don't please us. Sure, we can give them a chance, but after that we must move on. If women know that we can be walked all over, they will sure as hell do it.
 

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I'm pretty sure it's mostly her meds now.

I took her out to dinner last night, and she was being awkward the entire time. She eased up a little when we got back home, and when she did I started warming her up, and we ended up having sex. She still had a problem staying wet, and she explained to me that her pills list sexual side effects (mainly a lack of desire), and her ****ing doctor increased her dosage to double what she was on before she stopped taking them (she didn't tell her doctor that she stopped taking them for three weeks). That and she said she felt "unsexy" after her other problem.

She's considering not taking the pills anymore. Not only because of the side effects, but because they're just too ****ing expensive. I basically kept my opinions to myself, but I did mention that she seemed fine when she was off 'em, besides the occasional, brief bouts of *****yness.
 
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