AmsterdamAssassin
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That often the first mistake.You don't think it makes sense because you are looking at it logically.
That often the first mistake.You don't think it makes sense because you are looking at it logically.
Stop worrying about what it will "look like" to her and do what you want to do.Thank you everyone for your response so far. What was/is going through her mind, only she knows, and maybe I will if we ever get back together but no matter, if it happens, it'll happen, that's not my focus at this point.
I'd like to know how I should proceed now? We both still have each other on social medias. Some have suggested being seen with other women. Should I do that? Or what should be my response now and in the future coming weeks/months? I'm normally a very "quiet" person on social media and mainly use it to stay connected with friends, family and a few interesting pages. I suppose I could also come across as intentionally trying to "exact revenge" if all of a sudden I start posting with girls when I barely posted anything in the past.
Through some self reflection after she dumped me, I came to the same conclusion that in the future, boundaries must be communicated clearly, directly and firmly right from the start. Hadn't though about whether my actions could be construed as setting a boundary but I understand now that it wasn't.No, it doesn't.
The way you set the boundary, you also discuss what the 'penalty' or 'punishment' would be, so the offending party knows what the consequences are for the transgression.
For instance, if you had told her in advance 'if you disrespect me, you will get the silent treatment until you apologise', then you set a boundary. By not explaining to her the consequences for her misbehaviour, you force her to figure out how to deal with your silence, leaving everything open for (her) interpretation. Your 'silent treatment' could easily be misinterpreted as 'sulking', which makes you an oversensitive manchild, not a mature person withdrawing attention.
Thank you for sharing your own experience. If even sending me paragraphs about how much she loved me and wanted us to be together was a way of saying goodbye, how can you tell what's genuine? Or do you just hope for the best and go along?In hindsight that was her way of saying "goodbye" and letting you go in her mind.
Had this happen a few times to me too...it's almost like they know they are going to break up but it causes them to become very lovey dovey in unexpected ways as in "one last time" and then I have to let it go...
One time I was getting ready to leave a woman's house I had been dating for almost a year and she just had this weird look on her face standing by my car door looking at me and I opened the door and asked if she was OK and she just over, leaned in and hugged me super tight and said I just needed to do that, then said she loved me.
Then it all started to unravel...
Willing to bet that was the same thing for you.
You don't think it makes sense because you are looking at it logically.
How would you respond in this scenario? So far I've done what I wanted to do and it's starting to become clear that it's maybe not always the best thing that could've been done. I don't want to make avoidable mistakes.Stop worrying about what it will "look like" to her and do what you want to do.
She is not your responsibility anymore and you don't need to worry about how she will respond to it.
This is good.No, it doesn't.
The way you set the boundary, you also discuss what the 'penalty' or 'punishment' would be, so the offending party knows what the consequences are for the transgression.
For instance, if you had told her in advance 'if you disrespect me, you will get the silent treatment until you apologise', then you set a boundary. By not explaining to her the consequences for her misbehaviour, you force her to figure out how to deal with your silence, leaving everything open for (her) interpretation. Your 'silent treatment' could easily be misinterpreted as 'sulking', which makes you an oversensitive manchild, not a mature person withdrawing attention.
don’t chase and be needy . The more you chase, the more her attraction towards you will plumpHow would you respond in this scenario? So far I've done what I wanted to do and it's starting to become clear that it's maybe not always the best thing that could've been done. I don't want to make avoidable mistakes.
I read through it and another post on that website. What really stuck with me is "When you get your girlfriend back, it's never the same as the first time around, because there is always a sense that she has left you to find something better, and not found it. She's back with you again because she's settling for the best she can get - you." I remember now discussing with her before that if the relationship were to end, it'd be over, no coming back from that. I also don't want to be the guy she comes back to after worshipping another man or even guzzling his ***. Must be my "arrogance", which led to this breakup in the first place, according to her.Then for sure her behavior is weird, as usually what I said is the mistake that the vast majority of guys do in relationships but in your case it does not Seem to be
for sure it is something that was annoying her, just that is difficult to put the finger on it
maybe this will be of help if you want to get her back eventually
The Ultimate Guide on How to Get a Girl Back
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This is one of the reasons why I like the kink community: in order to be able to enjoy your kinks, you have to clearly assert your desires and boundaries so you can clearly consent.I'm actually very about clearly communicating my boundries & what behaviours are not acceptable & the possible consequences.
After I divorced, my weekends were suddenly child-free again, so I went to kink parties pretty much every weekend. I didn't mention that on social media, but many of these parties were organised and posted on Fetlife where my ex was still a member. She didn't 'follow' me on FL, but she did know my nickname there and could see that I was going to these parties. I noticed how my ex was hostile, bitter and angry when I picked up the kids, which I found out later was because she had checked out my account on FL and could see I was enjoying myself without her.I'm going to NC her and move on with life as is. Not going to make a lot of posts on social media as if I'm obviously trying to put it in her face but I'll occasionally post about the new adventures I'm thinking of exploring now that I have more time and motivation than I did before. I'll detail the days to come on the NC specific thread.
Classic lines from a woman that doesn't want to be with a man anymore.She told me stuff like "I didn't love her enough," "She misses her freedom being single," and a bunch of other horse****. She also complained that I was "too arrogant" because I refused to "let something so simple go" and that she is a girl and she should be allowed to do "girly things and have tantrums." (This is literally what she said. Allowed to do girly things and have tantrums.) Still, we both agreed to working it out.
Classic lines from a woman that doesn't want to be with a man anymore.
They are never straight forward in these situations. They throw in so much random bs that doesn't hold water that it throws you off. The first few things out of a womans mouth when she is complaining about a relationship is never the source of the complaint. They are indirect communicators with two distinct operating systems running in conjunction.
Here's what this is about:
She misses her freedom being single, she is a girl and she should be allowed to do "girly things and have tantrums."
This translates to:
I want some new cahk, I want to do whatever I feel like, all my friends are doing it.
Keep yourself busy, hang out with your buddies, and move forward. At some point you will look back on this relationship and see it more clearly.
Do you get their consent in writing, with a certificate of independent legal advice attached?This is one of the reasons why I like the kink community: in order to be able to enjoy your kinks, you have to clearly assert your desires and boundaries so you can clearly consent.
This becomes all the more important when you place someone in restraints (rope, handcuffs, leather cuffs, chains, bodybag, whatever), because to restrain someone without consent is unlawful and a crime.
And if you do for instance Impact Play, you have to clearly state your preferred implement (flogger, yes; whip, no; paddle, maybe) and where they are used on the body and what safe words you will use to pause/stop the session.
You don't want to be vague in these type of negotiations, because the consequences can be dire.
Of course, I have a team of legal eagles standing by.Do you get their consent in writing, with a certificate of independent legal advice attached?
Standing by? Hopefully not in a literal senseOf course, I have a team of legal eagles standing by.
Legal observers.Standing by? Hopefully not in a literal sense
Solid postOP,
Women never apologize except in a very superficial way. Expecting her to suddenly realize how big a b1tch she was being to you is unrealistic. It just isn't reality.
Don't let yourself get too mired down in trying to over analyze what went wrong or what were the motives, because my simple perspective is...I am 21 years old ...She was my first ...