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Factsmoke pot
reduces dreaming
Forget the cash, the cars, and the chiseled jawlines. Female desire operates on a completely different frequency. Primal. Subconscious. Triggers that bypass her logic and hit her on a gut level. Most guys are totally blind to them.
I know because I was one of them. The overthinking. The paralysis. The silent drive home kicking yourself for freezing up. Watching average guys walk away with the girl while you stood there stuck in your own head.
Then I decoded the psychology behind what actually makes women tick. 22 hard rules. Subtle behavioral shifts that rewired my entire reality. The anxiety evaporated. Women started leaning in. Investing. Chasing.
Factsmoke pot
reduces dreaming
Just because a woman listens to you and acts interested in what you say doesn't mean she really is. She might just be acting polite, while silently wishing that the date would hurry up and end, or that you would go away... and never come back.
Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.
It's most easiest to get off the old one if you get a new one. Not "moral" advice, but it works.I'm not sure pot reducing dreaming is a good thing. In fact, whenever I quit I get night sweats so there is something toxic about it. Also, when I quit I do WAY better with women. Pot gives me dark circles when I overdo it. Weed and women don't mix.
If you have oneitis that means your brain can't find anyone better to think about (or you overthought about them and programmed your mind). One day you will find yourself thinking about another girl (go find a hooker if you have to). In the meantime, you probably need a hobby or mission or purpose in life.
Actually, he has a point. You haven't provided anything that supports your ex was bpd. At the least a breakup story would be the bare minimum. We're just here having to believe you at face value. And even if you were lying and made up a few things, at least we know you care enough to do some research.Rubbish. I don't take it personally that you downplay my situation, but you just thumbed your nose at about a thousand different posters who came here with posts just like mine. Congrats.
LiveYourDream summed it up best regarding the ignorance you show, but let me put it another way. You diminishing the fallout of these relationships signifies you've never been through one, yet you're ready to condescend to others about what they mean. This is like the virgin giving advice on how to get laid.
Read the earliest posts in 2013. No BPD surviver wants to retype the whole ordeal for very obvious reasons...Actually, he has a point. You haven't provided anything that supports your ex was bpd. At the least a breakup story would be the bare minimum. We're just here having to believe you at face value. And even if you were lying and made up a few things, at least we know you care enough to do some research.
This has already begun to happen, just not all the time. Gotta make it a more common thing. It feels better that way.You will get over this. And when you do, you will look at all the lost time from being hung up on this crazy woman, and be annoyed at yourself for letting her do that to you. Thinking that will speed up the healing.
Unless you are a sociopath or have sociopath traits you will never be a match for bpd women. Bpd naturally have the tendency to push your emotions to the limit. Since sociopath dont have emotions it's a moot point for them.Read the earliest posts in 2013. No BPD surviver wants to retype the whole ordeal for very obvious reasons...
Last line is one of the funniest things I've seen on this site and that's saying somethingUnless you are a sociopath or have sociopath traits you will never be a match for bpd women. Bpd naturally have the tendency to push your emotions to the limit. Since sociopath dont have emotions it's a moot point for them.
And also sociopaths are the true definition of an alpha male.
What happens, IN HER MIND, is that she comes to see you as WORTHLESS simply because she hasn't had to INVEST anything in you in order to get you or to keep you.
You were an interesting diversion while she had nothing else to do. But now that someone a little more valuable has come along, someone who expects her to treat him very well, she'll have no problem at all dropping you or demoting you to lowly "friendship" status.
Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.
It makes you question the essence of your existence. These are snippets from a recent post from me in the No Contact Challenge about how they also make you question your career even:I think you are doing OK tbh, they say these relationships take .5 as long to recover from completely so you are on schedule.
Just accept that you aren't fully over it yet, but don't give yourself a hard time for it.
Generally I think from time to time we will always remember these girls, they have such a dramatic effect on our lives you will never fully forget. That relationship formed part of you tbh
Mate, I totally sympathise. I broke up with my ex (or she with me to be more accurate) over 6 months ago now, 5 months of not a word from her. It has been the toughest 6 months of my life. It brought me to my knees.It's been a year next Saturday man. I don't think I'm on schedule at all, dreaming of her twice a week like this. But I could be wrong. I read bits and pieces of your story and it seemed even more sinister than mine...
It might not be so cut and dry my friend. The idea that it's easy for them with the next guy is not well subscribed to here. Maybe for a little while, but It seems to be that they repeat this cycle again and again, and almost always come back. Mine was not progressing in her life at all. Towards the end of her rocky divorce, and rough go of it with me, she spiraled through a half dozen jobs, a suicide attempt and moving from state to state constantly. Given the fact she's already 35, with two kids, and that it shows in her thighs, she would have needed a big time spiritual overhaul to be better than she left me. After all, she was fresh off hitting the wall.I cannot believe my 3 year relationship has had such a huge impact on me and for such a long time now. How much I still would like to hear from her. All whilst she is off with other men, progressing in her life, not giving me a second thought anymore and happier without me. That's a lot for your brain to grapple with and so these dreams manifest.
Believe it or not she's not actually "progressing with her life".Mate, I totally sympathise. I broke up with my ex (or she with me to be more accurate) over 6 months ago now, 5 months of not a word from her. It has been the toughest 6 months of my life. It brought me to my knees.
I still dream of her very often. Especially when you wake up and then get back to sleep, much more vivid. And when you wake up and remember it, it colours your whole day and even longer. As you say, the theme is often very unpleasant and it almost makes you yearn for them.
The truth is, your unconscious is still processing everything that happened, which I assume was A LOT over those 4 years, and it's not quit finished analysing and putting everything into its place yet.
I cannot believe my 3 year relationship has had such a huge impact on me and for such a long time now. How much I still would like to hear from her. All whilst she is off with other men, progressing in her life, not giving me a second thought anymore and happier without me. That's a lot for your brain to grapple with and so these dreams manifest.
How was your 2nd time through the calendar as opposed to your 1st, or did you not keep track of dates? I don't think I've made enough progress for a year...Believe it or not she's not actually "progressing with her life".
Cluster B's pretty much endlessly tread water, which is why self improvement is the key to getting over them.
They only "win" through your inaction, as soon as you spend some time making real positive changes in your life you overtake them very quickly.
Trust me I spent a long time involved with mine, and many a times heard about how she was "so, so happy" when she was idealizing some new guy, only for a couple of months later to hear from her and she's just as depressed and messed up as ever.
Its because its all an act, there's no real growth going on there.
The focus has to go onto you, and your own growth and what's good for you, it will take some time but eventually you'll see the reality.
I spent 2 years on her and in that the I was beyond stagnant. Once I got into real self development I started getting over her pretty quickly.
Why? It's very much true.Last line is one of the funniest things I've seen on this site and that's saying something
Yes, because as everyone knows, ASPD = automatic alpha maleWhy? It's very much true.