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Gc3

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Hi guys. I had been exclusive with a 28 year old girl for the past five months. When I met her she had been single for a year after being cheated on by her fiancé of 7 years. I noticed she was texting him on our second date. For the first couple months she would mention him a lot.

The relationship had been good for the most part, but unfortunately she gave me reason to doubt her loyalty towards me and made me suspicious of her actions. She was always texting and checking her phone.

The first incident ocurred during our first month of being exclusive. It was 3 am while out partying together and she was texting her guy trainer. I told her that I found it very disrespectful that she was texting him so late while she was with me. She said he was her friend and it led into our first fight.

Then a couple of months ago after she had gotten back from a trip with her friends she was drunk as we were driving home from partying and I grabbed her boob and she called me by another guy's name. I asked her who that person was and she said he was just a friend she had been texting that night. I asked her to show me the text, but she erased the messages.

Fast forward to last Monday, when I call her in the morning she seems really cold. We talk for a bit and hang up. I didn't hear from her all day until when I called her back around 8:30.

To my surprise she was drunk and she told me she had gone out with her girl friend all day and now they were having drinks. I asked her about her friend and she seemed very evasive. She hung up on me. I highly doubt she was with her friend. I called her back about 20 minutes later and her phone was going straight to voicemail. She eventually called me back more than 2 hours later, I didn't pick up. I found the whole situation very shady. Tuesday morning she called me twice, but I didn't answer.

I ignored her until Wednesday night when she called me from a different number. I told her I couldn't trust her for all these reasons. Her explanation of Monday was very shaky. I called her the next morning because I wanted to tell her that we should talk in person like adults, she said that I was just going to accuse her so she didn't want to meet.

She then sent me a last text saying it sucked it had to end like this and I replied telling her that I enjoyed our time together. Later in the afternoon she called me and we spoke for a bit and she said to call her if I need anything. I said we could be friends and she agreed.

Today is day 2 of no contact. Although we never said I love you; I'm feeling the loss of the relationship because of the company she provided. I feel so
frustrated and confused. I would like to read your comments, thanks.
 

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Your princess is in another castle.

Sorry bro - stick around though, read a bit.

Many here have had similar situations, and on the small chance that she wasn't cheating - she clearly had no respect for you as a man, and therefore needed to be left behind.

Don't allow a girl to disrespect you like this again.
 

DonJuanabe

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Can you say RED FLAG? Fiance she dated for seven years? You're nothing but a second compared to that timeline. You have oneitis after five months -- imagine how she feels after seven years. Broken heart etc. She probably went back to the ex. You should have seen this coming the moment you learned about the ex-fiance. You should have then gone into protect your heart mode and considered her nothing more than a f*ck buddy but you didn't. It is YOUR fault you're hurting now. Your first responsibility is to yourself (protecting your heart) and you chose to fail at that.

The only thing you can do is learn your lesson.
 

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^^yup - you were the rebound svx guy, but you got all clingy.
 

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Boy, it's amazing some of the sh!t that some men will go through and take just to have a chick around.

"When I met her she had been single for a year after being cheated on by her fiancé of 7 years. I noticed she was texting him on our second date. For the first couple months she would mention him a lot."

From that second date you had, really should of told you everything you needed to know about her, and NOT to get in a relationship with her.

"The first incident ocurred during our first month of being exclusive. It was 3 am while out partying together and she was texting her guy trainer. I told her that I found it very disrespectful that she was texting him so late while she was with me. She said he was her friend and it led into our first fight."

You should of known that she was being defensive and lashing out at you for her own bad behavior and that more would continue with her. You should of ended it right there because it wasn't going to get any better.

A lot of guys are blind when it comes to women. They don't see any of the signs flashing right before them even though it is obvious. They put blinders on, ignore it, and pretend it doesn't exist. Then they beat themselves up after it ends after they realize what the consequences were from the start. Going in with a clear mind and rational thoughts will prevent you from getting hurt in the end like you did.

She had no respect for you and you let her disrespect you and you ended up hurt. It sucks but it is what it is. Like I said, you should of seen what was coming from the 2nd date. But you chose to ignore it because you wanted the company.
 

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Just a theory here....

Let's assume (work with me here) that she was loyal to her fiance and only he cheated on her. It was a 7 year relationship and she got her heart blown up. Now let's imagine how she thinks/reacts to this: (1) Now she reticent to give herself over to a man again/so soon; (2) She has some resentment not just for her ex, but for men in general (and they should be made to pay); (3) She feels she missed out on some fun during her 7 year past relationship. There's time to make up; (4) She feels "free" and "independent" and there's an amusement park full of c0ck to ride; (5) And, at the same time, she still wants to have a BF for social/psychological validation.

So, add it all up. She hooked up with you to have the BF validation, but you were the rebound guy. She never really invested in you. Also, she was probably texting and banging a lot more guys than her ex and you and her trainer. There was probably also the frat boy, the bouncer, the biker, and the bartender.... just to name a few. Girls just want to have fun, right?

Her defensiveness is all you needed to know to see what was going on. Further, once you put up with it and kept coming back to her, your value in her eyes went down. And this gives her the mental mechanisms to blame the relationship failure on YOU. You were "suspicious" and "controlling", or whatever. She'll take no blame in these matters.

Yes, you did fail, but not by calling her out on it, but by putting up with it for so long. You should have walked much sooner, before it got to where it did.
 

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She texted me happy thansgiving and today she texted me in the morning saying that she thinks about me everyday and all the wonderful times we had to which i didnt reply back to. I definitely don't want a relationship with her because she broke my trust, but I wouldn't mind having her as a FWB. How do I proceed from here? Thanks guys.
 

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OMG, really?? Another "how do I make her an FWB" post??

How about instead of wasting time trying to just use her as a c*m deposit box, you go out and find another girl who will want to f--k you AND be in a relationship with you?? Don't debase yourself so low as to just go for the D and P combo.
 

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if you make the attempt to be FWB it's not going to end well.
 

yyc12

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Why would you want an FWB?? the only way these things work is if BOTH are in the same place and have NO feelings for each other and you're SURE that no feelings will EVER get involved; otherwise, it's just going to be a mess eventually. As others have said, she never invested in you. If you have feelings, its only going to get worse in an FWB situation. I don't know about you guys, but I've been in an FWB where I had feelings and she didn't; it's the lonliest, most pointless sex ever.
 

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You're too emotionally invested in her, and you don't want to still be around to see her start dating other guys.

Don't worry about it, we all make these mistakes, just let it be a learning experience - next time when you have a girlfriend that is: (1) in contact with an ex (2) texting other men at 3am (3) evasive about her actions (4) displays excessive drinking tendencies -- remember that this is not the mark of a quality Woman. Her actions sound exactly like the typical female 'just been dumped now seeking validation' behavior. Lastly, (5) Stay away from freshly single Women unless it's for an easy lay or FWB situation. They're going to be soaking up all male attention to confirm they're still desirable and will play anyone for a fool that gets in their way.
 
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