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Jealousy.

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  • edited March 2009
    randomuser;50581 said:
    Uhhh no, someone from off this forum.
    Am I shortlisted in the category? Like the bachelorette from the bachelors, lol
  • edited March 2009
    randomuser;50561 said:
    This is what I don't get, because I didn't feel anything at all attraction wise for ages for him.

    As friends though I still maybe had a certain level of control over him, but now I gotta compete with this ho. As friends we were still pretty close.

    I can't tell if I want to be with him now, or if its just because I want what I can't have, although I'm seeing someone and I'm sure he would hate to hear any of this.
    as they say "if ur too busy looking back, you might miss whats coming up ahead"
    IMO, what u just described is one of the reasons i avoid talking to my ex's because there is always that "what if", but i think that "what if" or "why" or "how" is such a waste of time.
    at the same time though, if ur minds thinking about something in the past is that cuz the current guy ur with aint delivering a service up to par? :P
  • edited March 2009
    I guess this is why you shouldn't be friends with people you've slept with, well gone out with. I've never stayed friends with anyone else until this point.

    The guy I'm seeing now is more wild and crazy, while my ex is more nice and dependable. I'd probably just get bored if I got back with my ex like I did last time.

    I guess now that I talk it out, the only reason I feel this way is because we had a thing, and its my fault for staying friends that I feel this way.

    Why can't I just see them both and have the best of both worlds?
  • edited March 2009
    randomuser;50581 said:
    Uhhh no, someone from off this forum.
    *ppsssttt* that's right, keep it secret, don't let them know... :P
  • edited March 2009
    JayDub;50602 said:
    *ppsssttt* that's right, keep it secret, don't let them know... :P
    hahahahhahaha
  • edited March 2009
    well you can call him over when your boyfriend leaves

    win win, best of both worlds
  • edited March 2009
    randomuser;50594 said:
    I guess this is why you shouldn't be friends with people you've slept with, well gone out with. I've never stayed friends with anyone else until this point.
    I don't know about that. I've stayed friends with almost every single ex I've ever had. Then again, I'm definitely not the jealous type.

    Phil
  • edited March 2009
    randomuser;50594 said:
    Why can't I just see them both and have the best of both worlds?
    How open minded are they?

    Unfortunately most men were never taught to share. This is especially true when it comes to sharing women with other men.
  • edited March 2009
    simplespectre;51019 said:
    How open minded are they?

    Unfortunately most men were never taught to share. This is especially true when it comes to sharing women with other men.
    What?
  • edited March 2009
    simplespectre;51019 said:
    How open minded are they?

    Unfortunately most men were never taught to share. This is especially true when it comes to sharing women with other men.
    r u for real? like do u live in some kinda biblical closed world or something?
  • edited March 2009
    i don't know.. i've met some men who are pretty willing to share.. but of course the sharing goes both ways.. =)

    i've grown to admire guys who are practical and sometimes that practicality entails sharing things that they don't normally share..
  • edited March 2009
    if men were taught never to share, why do girls complain when guys "share" themselves with other girls

    why did i dump countless insecure girls who dont understand the difference between being friendly with a waitress and flirting

    this sums it up nice

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  • edited March 2009
    bufli;51041 said:
    r u for real? like do u live in some kinda biblical closed world or something?
    "I reject your reality and substitute it for my own." - Adam Savage
    siuying;51054 said:
    i don't know.. i've met some men who are pretty willing to share.. but of course the sharing goes both ways.. =)

    i've grown to admire guys who are practical and sometimes that practicality entails sharing things that they don't normally share..
    Sharing does go both ways. I've found that women are more open to non monogamous relationships but of course that isn't always the case

    I'll take that as a compliment.
    bufli;51080 said:
    if men were taught never to share, why do girls complain when guys "share" themselves with other girls

    why did i dump countless insecure girls who dont understand the difference between being friendly with a waitress and flirting

    this sums it up nice

    Insecurity and jealously are two problems you get when you don't have trust and open communication. If you don't have both of those then you don't have much of a relationship to begin with.
  • edited March 2009
    oh i wouldnt be sharing my guys, they would just have to share me, so that way its win win for me

    anyway since i made this post ive for the most part gotten over it, i think sex just complicates things
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    edited March 2009
    randomuser;51138 said:
    oh i wouldnt be sharing my guys, they would just have to share me, so that way its win win for me

    anyway since i made this post ive for the most part gotten over it, i think sex just complicates things
    DP?
    lol
  • edited March 2009
    randomuser;51138 said:
    oh i wouldnt be sharing my guys, they would just have to share me, so that way its win win for me..
    Really?
  • edited March 2009
    ...not at the same time...

    i just meant, two guys who can't see other girls
  • edited March 2009
    whats the female equivalent of a harem
  • edited March 2009
    harem-ess?
  • edited March 2009
    “Don't waste your life on jealousy. Sometimes you're ahead, sometimes you're behind. The race is long, and in the end it's only you with yourself."

    "Jealousy is the result of one's lack of self-confidence, self-worth, and self-acceptance. The Lesson: If you can't accept yourself, then certainly no one else will.”

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