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keep strong, dude.This is my plan.
Feel like **** for the first couple of weeks and allow myself to feel the pain. Cry if I have to, self-pity if I must. Will watch some “letting go” videos from Julien so I can process the break-up instead of using other outlets to escape my thoughts. I’ll also write down the mistakes I made during this relationship and how I can avoid them in the future.
But after those two weeks I’ll stop with all the b*tchass-ness and get back to work: I’ll start with taking boxing seriously again, back to the gym. Start making music again.
Focus on reading, traveling, socializing and getting sh*t done. Build up my Instagram profile to make it easier get ho*s. Tinder will be downloaded again.
Most importantly, I will start cold approaching and doing day game. 3 approaches daily and 10 during the weekends. I’ve missed this so much so it’s back 2 business.
This sh*t won’t be easy, there will be days where I want to break NC, but if I stick to NC and to my plan then know I’ll come out stronger in a couple of months. I’ll keep you guys updated on how things are going. At the moment I feel f*cked!
Thing is she dumped OP not the other way around.In light of your decision to dump, I re read this and you’re right for doing it OP. She’s a cvnt.
play stupid games win stupid prizes. It’s why I kicked a friend to the curb for the very same issue.
it’s for their own benefit. Thankfully my wife did not reciprocate but the dude is extremely attractive. If anything did happen the dude would be going to hospital and me to jail. Nobody wants that.
25 years of friendship I had with this guy, 25 years he threw away. I had his back multiple times. And he chose for a little ego flex at my expense. He just doesn’t get it. Any old girl it’s fine, we are all competing. Wife’s - long term GF, hit the road pal.
It’s the worst thing you can do as a man. I have a friend whose wife has dumped him and I’m really close to the wife. I never would on principle - even if I was single. There are tons of others out there.
why do they do it? Simple. It’s power. Power over you, they get off on it.
the thing is with your “friend” and mine and your ex GF. This is the bit you saw. 99% sure there 80% of shyt you never knew anything about
Yeah, you're going to have to do something like this. Women recover easier because they tend to fall into dates and relationships easily, because men will come to them. As a male, you have to go out and take what you want, you have to make things happen.Most importantly, I will start cold approaching and doing day game. 3 approaches daily and 10 during the weekends. I’ve missed this so much so it’s back 2 business.
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.
OP - this post by soulforge at the beginning of this entire thread is 100% spot on. Not only is your "friend" a POS that should immediately be cut out of your life and discarded into the rubbish pile, you also need to set down some very clear boundaries with your girlfriend now and if she gives any resistance to that, she gets the boot out of your life as well (I think an argument could be made to just boot her now without any further chances, but I am not clear on what has been said to her in the past).Total 100% disrespect dude.
Never be afraid to cut toxic people out of your life & your mate is definitely not your mate, he is a snake.
At this point and don't see how your girlfriend can be trusted either.
Might be an idea to cut them both out.
Let’s get a couple of things straight here, the first of which is that I am finally getting around to you; i see you, you’re one of my biggest fans on this board next to the former catsmeow, who I had to declaw about six months ago, and she was a lot hotter than you are.C'mon now. You did nothing few month go but you advice other men to get a criminal record AT BEST over some unholy woman that would be gone either way..
Better advice is to simply leave them both.
Dont advice other men to use violence against people for the sake of a woman.
I'd immediately chop this guy out of my life and I'd start looking for this girls replacement.Hi,
I've been close friends with one of my best friends for over 20 years. Two years ago, I introduced my girlfriend to him and his girlfriend. This marked the first time I officially introduced a girl to anyone, as I generally keep my life private. However, I liked her and thought it was time to involve her with my friends.
During a dinner at his place, my friend started making disrespectful jokes about me, questioning her choice, and continued throughout the day. “you could chose anyone and you chose HIM?! Are you blind?”, “I’m just curious, wtf did you see in him?” This pattern of disrespectful behavior persisted during subsequent visits, with him bringing me down at every opportunity.
After three meetings with her, he told me that if I broke up with her, he and his girlfriend would still maintain contact with her, even though I hadn't mentioned breaking up. This, combined with flirty comments and actions between him and my girlfriend, raised concerns. Comments like “I’m the only one who flirts in this room” while looking at her, and her reaction being getting shy and starting to play with her hair.
Fast forward two years, and during a recent visit to his place, he made her cook while they’re laughing and giggling while cooking together. When the food was done my friend asked her to tighten the table leg (you have to rotate the leg), he then asked her in a flirty tone “is it tight?” And she responded “I would say it is tight”, - all this was done with a flirty undertone. When I expressed my feelings to my girlfriend, she denied any issue.
She is not innocent, she has subtly reciprocated his advances by flirting back by not shutting it down by being cold and dismissive of his attempts.
I feel betrayed by both my friend and my girlfriend. He acts flirtatiously only with her, and she hasn't shut down his advances.
I need advice on what to do. Should I cut them both from my life?
I should also mention he has a girlfriend.
I haven't read it, but I've heard the theory discussed. Quite interesting, and explains a lot.Okay seriously, has no one read War Brides?
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.
Posting this here as a reminder for myself and other guys that are going through the same thing. Found this in my old hard drive from way back. Written by Tyler from his RSD days:
"Welcome to hell.
I got dumped this year as well.
She wanted to come back but had changed so drastically after that there was nothing to return to.
My game is the best it's ever been but no other girl can replace what you lost.
It comes down to being happy in solitude. Letting time work it's magic, which it will.
Go out and socialize. There will be a hole in your heart that makes every day nearly impossible to get through, but you must carry on and become stronger from the experience.
Do lots of dates but don't **** them as you will feel horrified and disgusted. I made that mistake repeatedly til I admitted to myself I needed time to heal.
I now have multiple new hotter girls who are gaga over me but I just do dinners with them and hang out. This is healthy as it doesn't paint over the pain.
When you are truly happy in complete solitude again and no longer miss her, you will be ready to be with someone else.
For now go out daily and keep it super low pressure. Talk to tons of girls and date them but no need to close.
There is no "rejections" at this phase. You are raw and hurt. It's not "you" at full strength being rejected.
You will bounce back like a phoenix rising from the ashes 10x more powerful, while she will mask the pain with a rebound and likely not grow at all.
Be thankful for the gift of the pain.
Tyler"
I agree with this to a point… the pain is where you learn, for sure. But out of a 14 year relationship there was something really fulfilling about putting a tinder page together for the first time ever and getting a girl to invite me over within like a week. I think different people handle things differently but you absolutely should sit with your pain at some point. Hang in there bro. You’re in the right spot. Keep coming.Posting this here as a reminder for myself and other guys that are going through the same thing. Found this in my old hard drive from way back. Written by Tyler from his RSD days:
"Welcome to hell.
I got dumped this year as well.
She wanted to come back but had changed so drastically after that there was nothing to return to.
My game is the best it's ever been but no other girl can replace what you lost.
It comes down to being happy in solitude. Letting time work it's magic, which it will.
Go out and socialize. There will be a hole in your heart that makes every day nearly impossible to get through, but you must carry on and become stronger from the experience.
Do lots of dates but don't **** them as you will feel horrified and disgusted. I made that mistake repeatedly til I admitted to myself I needed time to heal.
I now have multiple new hotter girls who are gaga over me but I just do dinners with them and hang out. This is healthy as it doesn't paint over the pain.
When you are truly happy in complete solitude again and no longer miss her, you will be ready to be with someone else.
For now go out daily and keep it super low pressure. Talk to tons of girls and date them but no need to close.
There is no "rejections" at this phase. You are raw and hurt. It's not "you" at full strength being rejected.
You will bounce back like a phoenix rising from the ashes 10x more powerful, while she will mask the pain with a rebound and likely not grow at all.
Be thankful for the gift of the pain.
Tyler"
Kid needs to go listen to Vampire by Olivia RodrigoCan't relate to that, but maybe I'm just callous.
She ended itWait. Who ended the relationship?
Did OP end it, or did she end things.
OP, sorry to hear about the pain, happy to hear about your opportunity to grow. That sounds like crap but it isn’t. When you’re ready, tell us how this went down, it’ll help you to write it out and it’ll help us down the line.She ended it
This is good advice, however in OPs situation its pretty much irrelevant.Darn, I got here too late. The fact that she is the one who ended it added insult to injury. Sounds like she wanted to eject from the plane to avoid dealing with the consequences of crashing it.
I would have offered this advice:
1. Do not "discuss" what is happening between her and your friend nor should you "talk it out." It's obvious what's going on. If you try to discuss it, you'll get the same answers you did ("I wasn't! I was just tightening the table..." etc.).
2. Since it's obvious, you need to issue a direct order to her to not see or talk to this guy again. Do this on the grounds that you are saving the relationship (you actually are) and offer her zero compromise or negotiation power. She was tempted to be disloyal and has shown you disrespect, so she has no say in the manner anymore.
3. You are taking charge here and you're the one keeping who's things together, so don't let her get her word in. If she says her side of the story, let her speak to see how she presents it (for your own information) but if it's really that obvious, then you should make it clear that you don't believe her, you don't intend to talk it out, and the order has already been issued to halt all activities with this person. Don't make an issue out of not believing her because she can use that to make a fork of the original issue at hand. A silent look of disapproval and a reminder of what the deal is will suffice. Don't let her squirm out of it by making the talk about something else. "Don't speak to him ever again" is the single point to focus on and for her to understand. Anything else is off-topic. This needs to be communicated effectively in one, and only one, conversation in a single setting. No reminders.
4. If it stops, carry on as usual. Your relationship was in danger, so you solved the problem. Good work. She will remember that and respect you for it. If she sees you're willing to defend what you have (her) then she will be more loyal to you in the long run. Women will never say it openly, but they want their men to do this. She'll see your willingness to take charge and accept no BS from her (she knows she's in the wrong) as a sign that you care about her (which it actually is).
If it doesn't stop, end the relationship. You've already proven your willingness to defend it to the maximum legal degree you could. By issuing the order on the grounds that you're keeping the relationship together, you basically gave her a referendum on you as a lover and she decided to reject it. So there's nothing left to salvage out of it anymore.
As far as your friend goes, that's a really complex case. I don't know what you should do about it. He did try to betray your 20 year friendship just for an extra girl, so... yeah.
I agree that one needs time to heal. I had sex with 2 girls after my ex and I honestly felt really bad spending time with them.Posting this here as a reminder for myself and other guys that are going through the same thing. Found this in my old hard drive from way back. Written by Tyler from his RSD days:
"Welcome to hell.
I got dumped this year as well.
She wanted to come back but had changed so drastically after that there was nothing to return to.
My game is the best it's ever been but no other girl can replace what you lost.
It comes down to being happy in solitude. Letting time work it's magic, which it will.
Go out and socialize. There will be a hole in your heart that makes every day nearly impossible to get through, but you must carry on and become stronger from the experience.
Do lots of dates but don't **** them as you will feel horrified and disgusted. I made that mistake repeatedly til I admitted to myself I needed time to heal.
I now have multiple new hotter girls who are gaga over me but I just do dinners with them and hang out. This is healthy as it doesn't paint over the pain.
When you are truly happy in complete solitude again and no longer miss her, you will be ready to be with someone else.
For now go out daily and keep it super low pressure. Talk to tons of girls and date them but no need to close.
There is no "rejections" at this phase. You are raw and hurt. It's not "you" at full strength being rejected.
You will bounce back like a phoenix rising from the ashes 10x more powerful, while she will mask the pain with a rebound and likely not grow at all.
Be thankful for the gift of the pain.
Tyler"