sourcy said:
These are all valid points, but wtf can I do about it now?
Well you have a lot of options, some better than others.
sourcy said:
Yeah, you could do that but I think it's not the most logical thing I've ever heard. A lot of people will tell you this is the best course of action, especially people in the seduction community, as a "nip it in the bud" sort of reasoning but I disagree. Yeah you can save yourself the heartache of being in a relationship if every time something you don't like happens you run away.
Yet, to me at least, that isn't actually being with someone. It comes with the territory that if you are trying to be with someone there is going to be work involved. Things never just happen and problems don't magically solve themselves. Your early relationships are what essentially amounts to training exercises. And if the only response you learn is to break-up then I hope you enjoy being alone.
Now if you try and put aside your insecurities and learn to trust and work with your partner then you will be much better at handling any new situations that arise.
It is of course entirely possible that she is lying and cheating, but instantly breaking up with everyone you suspect of something doesn't teach you how to actually tell if they are guilty. Giving people the benefit of the doubt and getting burned is much better for your development than burning every bridge that looks at you funny.
sourcy said:
Continue to be pissed about it even though now, 6 months later it is a non-issue?
You're a big boy. You'll get over it. But kicking a person you've spent half a year with out of your life won't help.
Yeah, you won't have to look at her and be reminded of it, but you think those same feelings won't be replaced by something else? If you're insecure, and unable to cope, breaking up won't make you secure and confident. If I had to take a wild guess your feeling of jealousy would just be transferred to another part of your life and then onto your next partner.
sourcy said:
I think you do know, you're just holding yourself back for what ever reason.