StringShredder
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You are clueless. There are any number of reasons why she might not want Will to be upset, having nothing to do with her interest in Will.Originally posted by Wyldfire
This girl IS going out of her way to accomodate Will. She didn't argue or complain when he told her he didn't want her hanging around "Simon". Her response indicates that she values Will and doesn't want him to be upset.
Sometimes people act accomodating simply because they don't like aggressive confrontations. Then they quietly go about getting what they really want.
Will is quite irrelevant to her desire for the old buddy; she does not need his approval, but she is too weak to just go out and assert herself outright by saying: "Will, I'm going back to my old fvckbuddy. That's just what I really want. Deal with it".
Doh! It would not be because of her past!!! It would be because of her present behavior, which is that she basically wants to now continue with an old lover! It would also be because of her manipulative nature. ("Gee, look at the sexual choice I have; I went 5 months without it and then almost overnight I got me a fvckbuddy! That should tell you how important you are! I can replace you overnight!"). All done under the guise of contrition and honesty. ("Hey, sure I did a bad thing to you, but I'm so scrupulously honest, I let you know I'm about to do it!").
I've taken the position I have on this not because I don't think there is a risk that she could do something wrong. I take this position because to this point she has NOT done anything to warrant Will just dumping her because of something that happened before she got involved with him.
It's not wrong that she wants an old sexual playmate. People have a right to go after whatever they want. (Right DJ's?) It's other aspects of her behavior that are wrong.
Not at all. What will make him insecure is if he's indecisive in the action, or if he goes around seeking validation for his decision. In other words, if he appears that he cares whether the action appears to have a valid reason to the rest of the world. No, he just has to ditch her with the absolute conviction that it's the right decision for him no matter what anyone thinks. If anyone comes up to him with doubts, he has to squash them swiftly and immediately.
IF he were to do that it would make him look SO WEAK and insecure to the girl and everyone else who knows the situation. That's the last thing he wants or needs. If he dumps this girl without having a VALID and SOLID reason it WILL make him look like an insecure pansy...period.
I don't think a guy could ever look like an insecure pansy for ditching a woman - at least not in comparison to clinging to a woman in spite of having good reasons not to.
You want a valid reason to ditch her? Not only does she want her old buddy, she hasn't even had sex with Will yet. Come on, she doesn't find him sexually attractive and is stringing him along. It's bull****.
Man, I don't know where you're coming from with your bullshyt replies. Oprah?