Do you think that someone who has been in a relationship for a few years where they were treated badly (put down, never made to feel good etc) but then decided to leave, can subsequently be in a loving relationship with someone who treats them well, where she has not had any therapy....???? Thoughts guys?
"The Kiss of Death Mistake"
You replay the conversation at 2 a.m. She texted back fast yesterday. Today, nothing. Was that smile friendly or flirty? What did the shoulder touch mean?
Every hour you spend decoding her signals drains your confidence and hands her the controls. Women can sense that insecurity from across the room — and it repels them.
One of the "22 Rules" kills the obsession on the spot: assume she likes you, and act accordingly. Sounds too simple. Works anyway.
Her interest tends to rise to meet your expectations. Psychologists call it a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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bukowski_merit
Master Don Juan
how long ago was the split? women addicted to jerks have a hard time not going back to the jerk if he trys to come back into her life... and very few guys know how to handle the guy trying to come back into her life, and in return they push her back...
but to answer your question... with you saying "be in a loving relationship with someone who treats them well" - what do you mean treat her well? do as she tells? supplicate? take her out to dinner? shower her with compliments? etc??? she'll probably be very aggresive-passive with you if so... and could become a bigger headache than you can imagine...
but to answer your question... with you saying "be in a loving relationship with someone who treats them well" - what do you mean treat her well? do as she tells? supplicate? take her out to dinner? shower her with compliments? etc??? she'll probably be very aggresive-passive with you if so... and could become a bigger headache than you can imagine...
"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.
It depends. Remember, that just her side of the story. You didnt mention any physical abuse, so thats a good sign. You have to be more detailed about her. From what you have stated, its not too bad.
What the above posters are saying, is some women get addicted to abusive relationships, and if you dont abuse them, they dont feel loved, and will treat you like shyt. Ask her about her father, and her childhood. That will give you loads of info about her. This is really important to do. Chicks with really bad upbringing, can rarely if ever function in a healthy relationship. If she has a Leave it to ****** childhood, she may well be a keeper.
What the above posters are saying, is some women get addicted to abusive relationships, and if you dont abuse them, they dont feel loved, and will treat you like shyt. Ask her about her father, and her childhood. That will give you loads of info about her. This is really important to do. Chicks with really bad upbringing, can rarely if ever function in a healthy relationship. If she has a Leave it to ****** childhood, she may well be a keeper.
WC2
Master Don Juan
What kind of relationship are we talking here?
Do we mean some dude who's hitting her or just some dude who isn't being her little servant and put her in her place?
If it's the latter (which it usually always is), then no, she doesn't want a loving relationship.
The simple fact of the matter is that she's addicted to being treated badly. Maybe not badly, but she likes being put in her place. Consciously, she denies it. However, why would she stay with someone like this for so long?
Deep down subconsciously she actually thrives off this type of relationship. She is so attracted to the whole being dominated part of the relationship, that she doesn't know how she can trust a man who she can dominate.
I always remember my best friend from back home (the only one of my friends who I can hands down say has out of this world game). He had this girl named Gina.
Gina was beautiful, grew up with wealthy parents, and is now in law school. However, Gina didn't like 'loving' relationships. Sure, my friend would take her out from time to time, however she much better like to have sex and do what he wanted to do all the time.
I'll never forgot what he always use to say to her that blew my mind.
Whenever she would make a smart comment, he'd turn to her and say,
"Listen babe, you know you can't be makin' smart comments like that. You know I'm just going to f*ck that little mouth harder later tonight."
He would say things like this to her in front of her friends.
And that's the softcore version.
She didn't mind it.
And this isn't your town hoe; this is a successful woman who goes to law school @ an ivy league school.
Plenty of women like being treated like this. Once they learn it, it's like a drug. Nice guys drop in to the category of friend ever so easily.
Do we mean some dude who's hitting her or just some dude who isn't being her little servant and put her in her place?
If it's the latter (which it usually always is), then no, she doesn't want a loving relationship.
The simple fact of the matter is that she's addicted to being treated badly. Maybe not badly, but she likes being put in her place. Consciously, she denies it. However, why would she stay with someone like this for so long?
Deep down subconsciously she actually thrives off this type of relationship. She is so attracted to the whole being dominated part of the relationship, that she doesn't know how she can trust a man who she can dominate.
I always remember my best friend from back home (the only one of my friends who I can hands down say has out of this world game). He had this girl named Gina.
Gina was beautiful, grew up with wealthy parents, and is now in law school. However, Gina didn't like 'loving' relationships. Sure, my friend would take her out from time to time, however she much better like to have sex and do what he wanted to do all the time.
I'll never forgot what he always use to say to her that blew my mind.
Whenever she would make a smart comment, he'd turn to her and say,
"Listen babe, you know you can't be makin' smart comments like that. You know I'm just going to f*ck that little mouth harder later tonight."
He would say things like this to her in front of her friends.
And that's the softcore version.
She didn't mind it.
And this isn't your town hoe; this is a successful woman who goes to law school @ an ivy league school.
Plenty of women like being treated like this. Once they learn it, it's like a drug. Nice guys drop in to the category of friend ever so easily.