errr...
Your are over reacting in what u think i did.. i NEVER made a huige deal of it, it was a 10 minute argument where i pointed out to her what i was not happy with and made it clear to her that i would not put up with that b.s... its not like i made this huge scene about it....
And as far as me having conrtol, i still KNOW that i have all the control that i need, and no, she DOESNT think that she can get away with it, and YES, she did learn her lesson, and that lesson is not to treat me like i come 2nd place.
I actually saw her at school today and we were perfectly fine, actually, i felt closer to her eve MORE today than i did before, and the same with her (she told me)
I guess that we can only LEARn from fights and strive to a "perfect" relationship, which i believe that isnt very far away
Laterz...
Originally posted by Wyldfire
No, I'm not even remotely confused about what is going on here...not in the least.
1) They agreed to "do something" together on the weekend. They did NOT make solid, specific plans to do something at any set time. They did not vow to spend every moment of the weekend together. It was up in the air.
2) As is common in life...an interesting opportunity came up for her to do something fun that she obviously wanted to do. Since she and her boyfriend did not have set plans for this specific time, she figured what the heck...I wanna go. She most likely figured he would want to go to and likely would have invited him IF he had of handled himself better.
3) He got angry, defensive, sulky and said something to hurt her feelings and make her feel guilty. Being a normal female, her instinctive reaction to that was to return the "favor". That is what MOST women tend to do...like it or not. So, the first thing that popped into her head was to pull the "You don't love me" stuff. Yes, that was a low blow and wrong...no one is saying it wasn't. However, rather than just take the easy route and play the "blame the chick" game, you MUST look at what you can control...your OWN behavior and reactions. To avoid this kind of thing from happening you HAVE to take responsibility for your own behavior and the part you play in your own damn misery.
4) His girlfriend isn't the one posting here asking for advice and input. He can't control what she says and does. This forum isn't a place to sit around and biotch about women. It is a place for guys to learn how to deal with women better. What the heck is he going to learn from you coddling him and blaming his girlfriend when even he knows full well that he's not without fault in this? You aren't helping him one damn bit.
5) Bottom line...he was emotional and reacted poorly to a very minor issue. Right, wrong or indifferent he NEEDS to get a handle on that and the only way to do that is for people to be honest with him and for him to be honest with himself.
Now, junior...you would be wise to stop arguing with me over this because you are wrong. I've just demonstrated quite clearly and effectively why you are wrong. Furthermore...just get past the fact that I'm a woman and speak to me in the same way you do the men on here and I won't feel compelled to chew you up and spit you out in the future.
Your are over reacting in what u think i did.. i NEVER made a huige deal of it, it was a 10 minute argument where i pointed out to her what i was not happy with and made it clear to her that i would not put up with that b.s... its not like i made this huge scene about it....
And as far as me having conrtol, i still KNOW that i have all the control that i need, and no, she DOESNT think that she can get away with it, and YES, she did learn her lesson, and that lesson is not to treat me like i come 2nd place.
I actually saw her at school today and we were perfectly fine, actually, i felt closer to her eve MORE today than i did before, and the same with her (she told me)
I guess that we can only LEARn from fights and strive to a "perfect" relationship, which i believe that isnt very far away
Laterz...