She absolutely is crazy. She's on 3 medications and she told me her habit of picking at her scalp and fingers to the point of getting scabs. Again, between that and her body count (that I estimate to be anywhere from 50-100, possibly more based on the things she would say),
You're having unprotected sex with a crazy hoe? So you ended up ghosted. Count yourself lucky, you could've gotten stabbed, killed, accused of rape and all sorts of other bad things.She is a hoe (she told me all sorts of stories that indicate it), and I literally nutted inside her for our first date.
I could have real, raw, deep conversations with her, and we had a surprising number of things in common with, and not trivial things either but things I actually care about.
What's this, stand-up comedy? You're getting all close, vulnerable and talking about kids with an obvious hoe? With this type of woman you shouldn't trust asking what time it is or what's the weather outside like.The reason I am upset is the fact we had a lot of things in common (which is quite rare for me, and probably for her - for instance she said she hasn't met many men who don't want kids, and most women I meet who share this sentiment express how rare it is, too), and we genuinely connected on a deep level, only for her to ghost me out of the blue for no reason.
What does that mean, in your own words?Yup, you have some work to do in controlling your ego.
In the last 2.5 years I've had sex with about a 15 women and almost all of them were unprotected. I've never had experiences like you described, though maybe i'm lucky. I always bounce once the true crazy shows up. Everything about her "craziness" is based on what she told me herself, not how she acted, so it could very well have been made up, considering how much women love to be victims nowadays.You're having unprotected sex with a crazy hoe? So you ended up ghosted. Count yourself lucky, you could've gotten stabbed, killed, accused of rape and all sorts of other bad things.
We weren't talking about it in the context of ourselves, but just rambingly/tangential discussions about lifestyles. It just came up. Idk why talking about lifestyle preferences is off limits with a hoe.What's this, stand-up comedy? You're getting all close, vulnerable and talking about kids with an obvious hoe? With this type of woman you shouldn't trust asking what time it is or what's the weather outside like.
I think most people misunderstand the word commitment with regards to a relationship.I've said this before but "commitment" isn't just about "not cheating" but how woman present themselves to the world and whether she respects your boundaries.
Here's my opinion about what happened.I thought I was immune to this sort of stuff but apparently not.
Tell her a little about yourself, but not too much. Maintain some mystery. Give her something to think about and wonder about when she's at home.
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100%. Though I should clarify I didn't "build her up" in the sense of idealizing/pedastalizing her (I know better), but I did get attached too easily which is different. Reason being, we did genuinely have great, deep conversation and she was very kind, frequently asking how well I slept, how I'm doing, checking in, doing favors for me. That means a lot to me, hoe or not.Here's my opinion about what happened.
You met her, you liked her, you started to develop a slight tinge of one-itis for her, (imagining her differently than she really was) and you started to expect certain things.
Then she ghosted you and it hurt.
It will always hurt when someone you care about and expect things from decides to ghost you, whether those expectations are realistic based on experience or unrealistic based on assumptions is irrelevant.
Unavoidable.
Yes I definitely do still need to work on myself. Honestly, it could be unresolved baggage from all the women I dated/banged in the past 2.5 years which was with about 15 different women, of which I seriously dated 5 for various periods from 2-10 months... but on another note I've built increasingly strong relationships with my family, friends, and I've been generally more social, even taking on a sales job, so it's not like I'm socially isolated and trying to make up for it with romantic relationships, either.They can't unless you allow them to which means you have some things you still need to work on because they shouldn't be able to. Especially not within that short a time period.
OP being mildly annoyed/disappointed would be understandable. But he's DEVASTATED by some chick he boffed a couple of times vanishing though, and seems to be convinced that there's was a romance for the ages, when he barely knew her. Nothing about this is especially "normal", loaded as that word isGuys- Flex isn't upset about losing this girl. Its the fact that this came out of nowhere and was totally unexpected. He was caught off guard and totally didn't expect her to ghost. IF he would have got a "hey, I am seeing someone else" or whatever he would have been fine. But she handled this very poorly. She showed she has very poor relationship skills, low self esteem, and selfish. Healthy people don't treat others this way.
A similar deal happened to me. I was dancing with a girl on a 2nd date at a large country bar. She went to the restroom and never came back. I tried calling/texting and she ignored me. It was the fact of how this girl handled the situation. I was totally cool if she didn't want to be with me, it was how she handled the situation that pissed me off.
Nobody deserves to be treated this way that has been courteous and respectful to the other person. Flex had every right to be pissed and so did I.
If you think having expectations for how someone should behave is too much, then you probably shouldn't be a part of society. We all have to abide by social expectations for peace and order. Just like on this forum, we have expectations of how one should behave.
He doesn't see it as something emotionally/romantically deep.OP being mildly annoyed/disappointed would be understandable. But he's DEVASTATED by some chick he boffed a couple of times vanishing though, and seems to be convinced that there's was a romance for the ages, when he barely knew her. Nothing about this is especially "normal", loaded as that word is
Men frequently err by talking too much. They often monopolize conversations, droning on and on about topics that bore women to tears. They think they're impressing the women when, in reality, they're depressing the women.
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I hope he doesn'tHe doesn't see it as something emotionally/romantically deep.
When did I say or even imply I was devastated? Or say anything implying this was a "romance for the ages"? I said we had a deep and genuine connection. You're actually just putting words into my mouth at this point.OP being mildly annoyed/disappointed would be understandable. But he's DEVASTATED by some chick he boffed a couple of times vanishing though, and seems to be convinced that there's was a romance for the ages, when he barely knew her. Nothing about this is especially "normal", loaded as that word is
During that prolonged, maudlin OP. As said, it'd be understandable if you were merely annoyed or disappointed that she disappeared. As one of our mods pointed out though:When did I say or even imply I was devastated?
Your reaction is disproportionate to the realityThey can't unless you allow them to which means you have some things you still need to work on because they shouldn't be able to. Especially not within that short a time period.
I said it's disappointing and sure, a bit sad. It's not like i'm sitting at home crying. I hit a new squat PR this week and I'm about to close a sale.During that prolonged, maudlin OP. As said, it'd be understandable if you were merely annoyed or disappointed that she disappeared. As one of our mods pointed out though:
Your reaction is disproportionate to the reality
Men frequently err by talking too much. They often monopolize conversations, droning on and on about topics that bore women to tears. They think they're impressing the women when, in reality, they're depressing the women.
Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.