FelixDeCat
Lifer
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Originally posted by: Cal166
I feel your pain man, i been there.
What I learned from my past relationship is that when a girl feels too comfortable, feel that she is treated like a queen and knows that you will never cheat on her---thats when things gets boring to her and things goes down hill.
The problem with most girls these days is that they want a guy who treats them like crap and cheats on them, they do not want to feel secure but feel insecurity.
Live and learn.
Originally posted by: Fingolfin269
You have to have sex with them in an uncomfortable position...
(please feel free to continue the quote)
Originally posted by: akodi
i'm taking the rest of the day off...no more lab today.
Originally posted by: Cal166
The problem with most girls these days is that they want a guy who treats them like crap and cheats on them, they do not want to feel secure but feel insecurity.
Originally posted by: akodi
I'm not an emotional person, but jeez I thought that a 4 year relationship would end more dramatically. Last night ex-gf came to visit have dinner watch a movie and at the end she tells me that she's not comfortable with the distance (Berkeley-SD) and says it might be in our best interest to split, and with that it was over what could I have said? It was always one of those relationships where it was obvious that I liked her more, but man this is a downer. A four year commitment and bam it's over, didn't cheat on her, treated her well but I guess if this is what she wants you can't do anything no point in holding on to things forever. I guess it makes it easier because I'll be going on to grad school at who knows where and she'll still be in SD finishing up.
Cliff: gf of 4 years broke up/going to grad school so it makes sense that she broke up.
Originally posted by: MisterJackson
Do her sister, or her mom, or hel, do both!
Originally posted by: Nitemare
Originally posted by: akodi
I'm not an emotional person, but jeez I thought that a 4 year relationship would end more dramatically. Last night ex-gf came to visit have dinner watch a movie and at the end she tells me that she's not comfortable with the distance (Berkeley-SD) and says it might be in our best interest to split, and with that it was over what could I have said? It was always one of those relationships where it was obvious that I liked her more, but man this is a downer. A four year commitment and bam it's over, didn't cheat on her, treated her well but I guess if this is what she wants you can't do anything no point in holding on to things forever. I guess it makes it easier because I'll be going on to grad school at who knows where and she'll still be in SD finishing up.
Cliff: gf of 4 years broke up/going to grad school so it makes sense that she broke up.
Translation..She found someone else and did not feel right about going out with them behind your back
Originally posted by: PingSpike
Now is time for an important phase of the healing process. Getting rip roaring drunk and banging the first chick who will do you. Add two points if she knows your ex-gf. Subtract 1 point if its a hooker.
Originally posted by: pyonir
There are plenty of fish in the sea.
(don't you hate when people say that?)
Originally posted by: WHipLAsh13
Yep you gotta move on because I bet she already has. From my experience women don't usually break up with you in a situation like yours unless she already has her sights set on someone.
Originally posted by: thawolfman
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