Just some random venting, any comments are appreciated tenfold.
"The way you talk makes me feel stupid."
I'm 15 and I go for girls from late 14 to 16 in general, but this bugs the **** outta me and I don't know what it means. Just this month talking to girls, three of them said this to me and I didn't ever really have a good reaction to it. I got into an argument with a girl today about it and it really kills the mood, and definitely kills their chances of getting with me.
The **** does this mean? I consider myself a classy person and I take pride in being articulate, am I supposed to dumb it down and go with raw sexuality? If I had to describe my voice (personality, perspective voice is what I mean), it's like Tucker Max wrapped in Jay-Z. Is this a bad angle to take?
The ex-girlfriend situation
Nothing good from you guys is gonna come from this story, but I figure verbally getting the piss kicked out of me might do some good. I dated this girl for a month and half, maybe, and we broke up because I couldn't stand the fact that she was miserable around me all the time. We hooked up on and off, I went on vacation, I came back I wanted to date her again because she's genuinely a good-hearted girl who's been through a lot with her family and friends treating her like ****. We fought about her being miserable from day one, though. Before I say this, she was a clean girl and never did anything like this before and I'm sure of it.
But I hooked up with her on a Wednesday and things looked perfect. We weren't dating and I was working a few other girls, but it was unwritten that we were basically together and she loved me. She gets high, drunk, and loses her virginity to an older guy (17?) who, from what she describes, raped her all in one Friday night. Obviously, I freaked the **** out, stopped talking to her and hit on as many girls as I possibly could to get the bad taste out of my mouth. She was sincerely miserable about it for a LONG time and we talk now and that's about it thankfully.
My dilemma doesn't involve her anymore, but the questions this situation raised in my head. What is the consensus on second chances? Somewhere between being a complete AFC three years ago and being whatever I am now, I lost the middle ground between giving girls no credit and treating them like goddesses. I'm widely known as an ******* (teachers and my psychologist have said so) and I shake it off like nothing, but maybe I just don't know when to stop. I read something somewhere around here that says girls cheating is as much your fault as it is theirs. I sure as **** know it wasn't because I'm a pushover.
And just a final thought..
How do you know the limit of your ego? I feel like it might be crippling my chances of being happy with girls in general. As the New Year started and I was looking for a fresh start, I deleted at least thirty-something girls from my phone, myspace, facebook, all that jazz. Am I spoiled?
I'd like to thank you guys for anybody who's responded to my whining now or over the past few years. I'm not quite there yet, but I'm getting back on track.
"The way you talk makes me feel stupid."
I'm 15 and I go for girls from late 14 to 16 in general, but this bugs the **** outta me and I don't know what it means. Just this month talking to girls, three of them said this to me and I didn't ever really have a good reaction to it. I got into an argument with a girl today about it and it really kills the mood, and definitely kills their chances of getting with me.
The **** does this mean? I consider myself a classy person and I take pride in being articulate, am I supposed to dumb it down and go with raw sexuality? If I had to describe my voice (personality, perspective voice is what I mean), it's like Tucker Max wrapped in Jay-Z. Is this a bad angle to take?
The ex-girlfriend situation
Nothing good from you guys is gonna come from this story, but I figure verbally getting the piss kicked out of me might do some good. I dated this girl for a month and half, maybe, and we broke up because I couldn't stand the fact that she was miserable around me all the time. We hooked up on and off, I went on vacation, I came back I wanted to date her again because she's genuinely a good-hearted girl who's been through a lot with her family and friends treating her like ****. We fought about her being miserable from day one, though. Before I say this, she was a clean girl and never did anything like this before and I'm sure of it.
But I hooked up with her on a Wednesday and things looked perfect. We weren't dating and I was working a few other girls, but it was unwritten that we were basically together and she loved me. She gets high, drunk, and loses her virginity to an older guy (17?) who, from what she describes, raped her all in one Friday night. Obviously, I freaked the **** out, stopped talking to her and hit on as many girls as I possibly could to get the bad taste out of my mouth. She was sincerely miserable about it for a LONG time and we talk now and that's about it thankfully.
My dilemma doesn't involve her anymore, but the questions this situation raised in my head. What is the consensus on second chances? Somewhere between being a complete AFC three years ago and being whatever I am now, I lost the middle ground between giving girls no credit and treating them like goddesses. I'm widely known as an ******* (teachers and my psychologist have said so) and I shake it off like nothing, but maybe I just don't know when to stop. I read something somewhere around here that says girls cheating is as much your fault as it is theirs. I sure as **** know it wasn't because I'm a pushover.
And just a final thought..
How do you know the limit of your ego? I feel like it might be crippling my chances of being happy with girls in general. As the New Year started and I was looking for a fresh start, I deleted at least thirty-something girls from my phone, myspace, facebook, all that jazz. Am I spoiled?
I'd like to thank you guys for anybody who's responded to my whining now or over the past few years. I'm not quite there yet, but I'm getting back on track.