worst date stories
Apr 23, 2014 at 7:02 AM Post #1,276 of 1,450
  I think the most chilling thing is that from her point of view I don't think she even realizes what she did was wrong.
 
I have too much hate built up. Anger is healthy, it protects you from future harm and pushes you forward, but this hate is seething and rots me from the inside. I know I need to let go of the hate and move on, and most of the time I'm ok, but then seeing her just triggers the rage and my brain starts to shut down under that cry for vengeance. It's not healthy, but I'm stuck. There was so much psychological damage done before and during the breakup/cheating that I haven't fully pulled myself together from that yet even after these past couple years, and seeing her triggers regression. It's like trying to heal a scab that gets ripped open every time I see her. Maybe it's all just scar tissue now.
 
I actually am considering freezing the event if she starts appearing regularly. "My apologies, the weekly dance is now cancelled. Certain personas have made the environment poisonous for me and I can no longer operate under those conditions."

All I can say is, DO NOT LET HER WIN
 
Let the dance continue, as someone has said, be happy and pretend to ignore her, it'll eat her and in sometime it won't affect you
 
Apr 23, 2014 at 1:54 PM Post #1,277 of 1,450
It's stupid. I hate how she still affects me after all this time. I should know better, I should let it go, but I can't. It just festers in my mind and makes me hateful. The damage she did has sunk me into depression. I think to myself "why can't I stop?" because it's just making me worse. It is affecting the rest of my life and my interactions with other people. My ability to trust has really been shattered. My self-confidence is a shadow of what it used to be.
 
I can put on a face, go about my day. I have my moments where I feel fine. And then all it takes is a blip in the memory and it comes crashing down again. Seeing her is like getting hit with a truck.
 
I've sought out professional help. I don't think this is something that I will overcome by myself anaymore.
 
 
 
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  That in turn will be even more damaging. You may want to look into getting someone else involved who can take over the organization if she decides to show.

 
Potentially already in the works.
 
I hate to leave the dance scene, and it is one of the things that I truly look forward too... but if it tainted, then I must consider the rest of my mental health. I will miss the dance, and might become even sadder not being able to attend, but that's better than wallowing into rage.
 
 
  I know this'll suck, maybe since last meeting you she has thought of reconciliation? Why would she start appearing in your circles again after all these years of staying away

 
Yegods no... I am on the verge of a violent meltdown when I see her. Reconciliation is not an option.
 
 
 
 

 
Apr 26, 2014 at 11:49 PM Post #1,278 of 1,450
Not a terrible date. But my girlfriend, our friend Abby, and her "boyfriend-ish guy" were over a few weeks ago. Instead of all just hanging out on the trampoline, her date sat inside, texting A DIFFERENT GIRL, she was pretty devastated to say the least.
 
Apr 27, 2014 at 10:14 PM Post #1,281 of 1,450
We had a girl work for us as a temp last summer. She and her husband moved here from BC so he could be closer to his girlfriend.
 
That got a universal What raising of eyebrows all round when she mentioned that casually.
 
Apr 27, 2014 at 10:30 PM Post #1,282 of 1,450
Even in the world of poly relationships, that seems a little odd...
 
Apr 28, 2014 at 2:47 AM Post #1,283 of 1,450
I feel like I am the world most stupid person on planet now -_- The girl whom I like and whom I confessed last month and whom said "just be friend" attempted to sit next to me during our Bio class, my dumb brain decided to switch seat with my friend who is next to me. My dumb brain repeated the same exact dumb thing when she attempt to get closer to me. & again... Then again... All over again! Tons of eye contact but my dumb brain did the stupid thing again haha
 
Apr 28, 2014 at 5:27 AM Post #1,284 of 1,450
I feel like I am the world most stupid person on planet now -_- The girl whom I like and whom I confessed last month and whom said "just be friend" attempted to sit next to me during our Bio class, my dumb brain decided to switch seat with my friend who is next to me. My dumb brain repeated the same exact dumb thing when she attempt to get closer to me. & again... Then again... All over again! Tons of eye contact but my dumb brain did the stupid thing again haha

No harm in what you did. What I've realized in all these (rather small) years of my life, if someone wants something they'll fight for it, and if they don't, they never REALLY wanted.
 
If she was coming close to you out of pity or something then she'll learn a lesson, if she wants to be a good friend, she won't let these things bother her. Just don't fool yourself into thinking that she's developing feelings for you. 
 
/Take everything I say with a grain of salt
 
Apr 28, 2014 at 5:32 AM Post #1,285 of 1,450
  No harm in what you did. What I've realized in all these (rather small) years of my life, if someone wants something they'll fight for it, and if they don't, they never REALLY wanted.
 
If she was coming close to you out of pity or something then she'll learn a lesson, if she wants to be a good friend, she won't let these things bother her. Just don't fool yourself into thinking that she's developing feelings for you. 
 
/Take everything I say with a grain of salt

Some people like me have problems with this because I almost never fight for what I want. Probably a psychological issue making me act like a doormat but oh well.
 
Apr 28, 2014 at 5:36 AM Post #1,286 of 1,450
  Some people like me have problems with this because I almost never fight for what I want. Probably a psychological issue making me act like a doormat but oh well.

Hmm.... that's not usually the case, but I can see where you come from. Suppose you have a great friend for 2 years, and he/she suddenly starts acting weird then won't you try to approach them and ask them the reason, or would you rather "They're not talking, so it's all cool, no issues, I'll move on'
 
Also I wrote that particularly so that the OP might not have hopes about a future together, call me pessimistic but hope always gets me sad. Let me know Shawshank Redemption "Let me tell you something my friend. Hope is a dangerous thing. Hope can drive a man insane."
 
Apr 28, 2014 at 6:00 AM Post #1,287 of 1,450
  No harm in what you did. What I've realized in all these (rather small) years of my life, if someone wants something they'll fight for it, and if they don't, they never REALLY wanted.
 
If she was coming close to you out of pity or something then she'll learn a lesson, if she wants to be a good friend, she won't let these things bother her. Just don't fool yourself into thinking that she's developing feelings for you. 
 
/Take everything I say with a grain of salt

everytime she did those things I keep my thoughts on "let it goooooooooo" xD although it tends to have the opposite effect... indeed she will fight for it if she really wanted it... it just get kind of awkward everytime she attempts to get closer... maybe I shall let in sometime xP 
 
Apr 28, 2014 at 6:13 AM Post #1,288 of 1,450
  everytime she did those things I keep my thoughts on "let it goooooooooo" xD although it tends to have the opposite effect... indeed she will fight for it if she really wanted it... it just get kind of awkward everytime she attempts to get closer... maybe I shall let in sometime xP 

Great bro, let it go indeed. Sure feel free to let her in as much as possible, unless you start hoping. And as it is, if you push her away everytime she'll eventually stop trying. The key is control here.
 
Apr 28, 2014 at 6:22 AM Post #1,289 of 1,450
  Great bro, let it go indeed. Sure feel free to let her in as much as possible, unless you start hoping. And as it is, if you push her away everytime she'll eventually stop trying. The key is control here.

and then the half of me says try your best the other half of me say "let it go" D: don't wanna "hurt" anyone either 
 
on another story, I almost freaked out when I overheard my classmate who is sitting next to me were choosing a girlfriend BASED ON FINANCIAL STATS I almost blown up asking "why don't you just marry to a bank? and build a house right next to it?" but something interrupted me 
 
Apr 28, 2014 at 7:19 AM Post #1,290 of 1,450
  Hmm.... that's not usually the case, but I can see where you come from. Suppose you have a great friend for 2 years, and he/she suddenly starts acting weird then won't you try to approach them and ask them the reason, or would you rather "They're not talking, so it's all cool, no issues, I'll move on'
 
Also I wrote that particularly so that the OP might not have hopes about a future together, call me pessimistic but hope always gets me sad. Let me know Shawshank Redemption "Let me tell you something my friend. Hope is a dangerous thing. Hope can drive a man insane."

Oh, if that's what you mean then yea I will ask him what's going on. If its something that affects me on the other hand, unless I'm close to the person I generally won't speak up out of my own obligation. I'm weird like that.
 

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