dannyegg4575
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First of, I want to say that it wasn't an easy thing for me. When I invest my emotions into someone, I pour my whole heart into it. I come to a realization that sometimes, you just have to take that chance and be willing to take the hit should things not work out. Life has an amazing way of letting you know you need improvements.
Anyway, this post is about how my AFC day changed. I hope that those who had a relationship and have broken up can find some sort of comfort in knowing that you're not alone. Quite lengthly, but I assure you, you'll like it
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11 years ago, I fell in love with a very wonderful woman. This woman literally changed my whole life. But those were my AFC days. I wanted so much to be a provider for her that I forgot to have fun and forgot to be a real man. I was a complete chode. Anyway, we did push through and got married 6 years later only to end up in a divorce two years from that because she couldn't stand it anymore. She got quiet and didn't say a word about her wanting to end the relationship and I thought that things are finally working out. It was then that I realized, I lost her. I can't go back to her anymore because there is no longer any feelings within for me to take her back. The big day came and I got the bomb. I cried my heart out for this woman. For weeks, I couldn't eat, couldn't do anything but started decaying in my own room. My sister and brothers tried to comfort me and I wouldn't listen.
But then, something happened.
I had an epiphany. this epiphany changed my whole life. It is a realization that everything in life is an illusion. I was a wreck I told you. The epiphany hit me that day I drove to a friend's house passing by this street that no healthy individual would consider walking and the revelation hit me like a rock. This street is filled of beggars and drug addicts. The street reeks of vomits and cheap alcohol. I looked into my rear-view mirror, with my unshaven mustache, untrimmed hair and the bags under my eyes. I looked at the person in the alley poking himself with second hand cocaine needle and I looked at the face in the mirror. There really isn't much of a difference. the only difference is I haven't numbed myself from the world. I quickly drove home and looked straight in the mirror and made one big laugh in the mirror. Because I couldn't believe it was happening. the reason I laughed was because I was the cause of my own misery! I was trying to get something that was never mine to begin with back and beating myself up because I lost it. I have a terrific family, I have my health, I have my job, I have great friends, my finance were doing well (until recently)... And I thought to myself, OMG... I thought about the children who are orphans or in wheelchairs who would give anything to have one day to be me. I thought about the handicapped children who wished they could run and play outside like the rest of the other children... and here I am.... thinking that my life sucks? and my life sucks because of what exactly???
that very day, I hit rock bottom and decided to make a change.... I took a shower, shaved and went for a crew cut. When my family saw me the next week, they thought, he must be crazy.... I started going to the gym... I started working out til my muscles ached... i started reading more and more about life... I started understanding the whole picture...
What I'm saying to the newbies is this. You too can have this revelation... It's the first step. What you need to do is to think about your own life now. how you want to live it for the next half of your life... do you want to live the same old way or do you want something better? I tell you, I choose the latter cause it feels a lot better.
Don't take it too harsh for the breakup man. Get your life back in order.
For those who says to someone else, "I know how you feel." or "go spin some plates."
I urge you to have compassion for the newbies here. Let them vent, let them go through the emotional roller coaster. Don't tell them you know how they feel. YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW SOMEONE ELSE FEELS. You're not them.
You can only understand the pain their going through and you can only offer so much in terms of advice. How he takes it, is up to him.
You can't go out and spin some plates right away because if you are, you're no better than a zombie. You have no emotion. You just got through a ltr, and you expect someone to man up and get another woman. How is this going to help the person's game exactly? Worst, even if he does get the woman, he'd only be using her for a rebound. Once used, he'll quickly discard it.
Being a DJ does not mean you have to be a PIMP. It simply means to be.
Anyway, this post is about how my AFC day changed. I hope that those who had a relationship and have broken up can find some sort of comfort in knowing that you're not alone. Quite lengthly, but I assure you, you'll like it
----
11 years ago, I fell in love with a very wonderful woman. This woman literally changed my whole life. But those were my AFC days. I wanted so much to be a provider for her that I forgot to have fun and forgot to be a real man. I was a complete chode. Anyway, we did push through and got married 6 years later only to end up in a divorce two years from that because she couldn't stand it anymore. She got quiet and didn't say a word about her wanting to end the relationship and I thought that things are finally working out. It was then that I realized, I lost her. I can't go back to her anymore because there is no longer any feelings within for me to take her back. The big day came and I got the bomb. I cried my heart out for this woman. For weeks, I couldn't eat, couldn't do anything but started decaying in my own room. My sister and brothers tried to comfort me and I wouldn't listen.
But then, something happened.
I had an epiphany. this epiphany changed my whole life. It is a realization that everything in life is an illusion. I was a wreck I told you. The epiphany hit me that day I drove to a friend's house passing by this street that no healthy individual would consider walking and the revelation hit me like a rock. This street is filled of beggars and drug addicts. The street reeks of vomits and cheap alcohol. I looked into my rear-view mirror, with my unshaven mustache, untrimmed hair and the bags under my eyes. I looked at the person in the alley poking himself with second hand cocaine needle and I looked at the face in the mirror. There really isn't much of a difference. the only difference is I haven't numbed myself from the world. I quickly drove home and looked straight in the mirror and made one big laugh in the mirror. Because I couldn't believe it was happening. the reason I laughed was because I was the cause of my own misery! I was trying to get something that was never mine to begin with back and beating myself up because I lost it. I have a terrific family, I have my health, I have my job, I have great friends, my finance were doing well (until recently)... And I thought to myself, OMG... I thought about the children who are orphans or in wheelchairs who would give anything to have one day to be me. I thought about the handicapped children who wished they could run and play outside like the rest of the other children... and here I am.... thinking that my life sucks? and my life sucks because of what exactly???
that very day, I hit rock bottom and decided to make a change.... I took a shower, shaved and went for a crew cut. When my family saw me the next week, they thought, he must be crazy.... I started going to the gym... I started working out til my muscles ached... i started reading more and more about life... I started understanding the whole picture...
What I'm saying to the newbies is this. You too can have this revelation... It's the first step. What you need to do is to think about your own life now. how you want to live it for the next half of your life... do you want to live the same old way or do you want something better? I tell you, I choose the latter cause it feels a lot better.
Don't take it too harsh for the breakup man. Get your life back in order.
For those who says to someone else, "I know how you feel." or "go spin some plates."
I urge you to have compassion for the newbies here. Let them vent, let them go through the emotional roller coaster. Don't tell them you know how they feel. YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW SOMEONE ELSE FEELS. You're not them.
You can only understand the pain their going through and you can only offer so much in terms of advice. How he takes it, is up to him.
You can't go out and spin some plates right away because if you are, you're no better than a zombie. You have no emotion. You just got through a ltr, and you expect someone to man up and get another woman. How is this going to help the person's game exactly? Worst, even if he does get the woman, he'd only be using her for a rebound. Once used, he'll quickly discard it.
Being a DJ does not mean you have to be a PIMP. It simply means to be.