The record will show that back on April 28 when she stood me up (she thought she had to do ana-l after a misunderstanding) da dynamically said it was just a warning shot, and he was right. She and I had our best month after that. I swear ever since she is virtually trying to get me to submit.Honestly I think she is lieing. Very few people can find love just like that. She is just frontin.
Yes and no, consider the last 2 weeks:So I want to know. Will you take her back if she comes back?
In an ironic twist, our last date featured me wearing a red Star Trek jersey.Sorry to hear that, Neil. I know you were fond of her.
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I told her that's what must happen. She is 21. She just moved in with 5 other 21 year olds. One of them is her age and was her friend since age 13 and that is the one she is "in love" with now. But I know her. She is healing damage that happened when she was 14 and got kicked out of school and her house. First she healed things with her dad, and now her childhood friends. I am confident she will return a more mature woman shortly, but my only hope is that she can be totally free, find someone she thinks she loves more than me, and still miss me.Just let her go through 10 fvck boys and the tables will turn. You will be HER one-itis.
Trust me. Because I "kept the frame," I am the one-itis of so many chicks from my 20's.
@bigneil, that's def not s relationship, that's a relation****.Well guys, on the exact 9 month anniversary of our first kiss, I ended my relationship today.
In the end we had perhaps the most remarkable game of cat and mouse ever played. I refused to budge. But a word of warning, just before the end I endured five sh!t tests in a row - the random no contact from her for a week test, the see if you'll change to a lunch date test, the see if I can have a curfew on our dinner date test, the "I'm in love with someone else" (her exact words) test, and finally the "I have to reschedule at the last minute" test.
I never cracked.
Granted, I had cancelled 5 straight dates in the last 10 days, so she might have been trying to get to me.
When she said she was in love I said "I'm so happy for you. I wish you all the best" and she said "Wait, aren't we still going out today?" She suddenly started gushing with romance, which had been mysteriously absent the past weeks. She admitted he is her age and they haven't had sex yet and the romance is only 7 days old. But then she tried to delay our date by a couple hours and I said goodbye.
In the end I went with my favorite final line when a girl leaves you: "I'm sorry to realize that you don't love me anymore, but you know I always loved you".
That was perhaps the best 9 months of my life. I have no regrets. But I must credit Listen to Olly, it looks like my girl left me for a guy her own age who lives in a (albeit non-frat) house with 5 people who she knew since age 12.
Ironically, yesterday I told her that she had some unresolved high school issues she needed to iron out, and that she needed someone her own age. We did both agree today that with her being 21 our only hope is that she dates other guys but calls me in a year and says she misses me.
Ok guys, I'll take my lumps now.
Her: Oh, wait, I have plans, can we have a lunch date?
Me: Nevermind.
I'm really trying to wrap my head around all this. This is the kind of thing I do with women I'm just beginning to date. You were with her for 9 months and this is how you led the plan-making? I don't get it.Me: I'm sorry princess, I just remembered I need to work tonight so can't make it.
Her: It's okay! Can we go out this weekend?
Me: (No reply for 3+ days - until the weekend is over)
Why did you respond with "Nevermind"? Why not just tell her that you can't make it for lunch and plan something else with her? She looked like she was willing to spend time with you.Her: Oh, wait, I have plans, can we have a lunch date?
Me: Nevermind.
Why would you ignore her for an entire weekend?Me: I'm sorry princess, I just remembered I need to work tonight so can't make it.
Her: It's okay! Can we go out this weekend?
Me: (No reply for 3+ days - until the weekend is over)
When she said she was in love with someone else, my immediate response would have been "OK, bye" and that would be the end.Me: Let's go out tomorrow at 7pm.
Her: Neil... I'm in love with someone else...
(next day)
Me: Ok. Congratulations. You and I had a great 9 months.
Her: But I still love you.
Me: Ok, so I'll still see you at 7pm.
Her: Okay I will be there! (red hearts)
Her: (6:30) Uh oh... Is it ok if I'm a little late?
Me: No. It's now or never, princess.
Her: Well, I tried...
Me: Then I guess this is goodbye. I'm sad to know that you don't love me but you know I always loved you, my dear.
Wait now I'm reading deeper context. The whole I'm in love with someone else had to be a ruse, because why would she ask to go out after she tells you that. She was trying to get an emotional response out of you. That was her Hail Mary Nuke.So I'm not going to be reading your sugary-sweet posts anymore?
I'm really trying to wrap my head around all this. This is the kind of thing I do with women I'm just beginning to date. You were with her for 9 months and this is how you led the plan-making? I don't get it.
The only thing I really see here is the intention of creating an emotional rollercoaster ride. I'll admit that I do stuff like this occasionally to keep a woman on her toes, but it looks like this is going on weekly. If she's a woman who's addicted to drama, perhaps interaction like this is necessary to keep her interested, but I'm honestly not getting that vibe, at least not with the messages you posted.
It looks like you were unwilling to work as a team with her, especially when it came to planning dates with her.
Why did you respond with "Nevermind"? Why not just tell her that you can't make it for lunch and plan something else with her? She looked like she was willing to spend time with you.
Why would you ignore her for an entire weekend?
I use pauses in my texting to get her emotions running, but they generally don't last for more than a few hours. This appears to be more of a punishment, but I can't figure out why you were punishing her.
When she said she was in love with someone else, my immediate response would have been "OK, bye" and that would be the end.
This whole thing looks like you constantly punished her for being late and cancelling with a counter-offer. I can't wrap my brain around this. 5hit happens and things have to get re-scheduled. If she was cancelling so she could hang out with a male friend, I would understand the reasons for punishing her.
If she's frequently running late, I'd be busting her ba11s over it, but I wouldn't necessarily cancel. If she's letting you know that she's running late but still coming, then she's not leaving you hanging. Some women frequently run late, and at age 21, she might still needs to learn how to manage her time.
Also, why weren't you picking her up?
It looks as if your entire relationship with her was just a game with you dictating the rules, and if she doesn't follow, then you passively-aggressively leave the game. Eventually, she'll get tired of playing the game with you because it's never fun.
I'm on board with what @Desdinova is detailing. I'm not 21, I'm older, but this type of interaction definitely would leave me believing that this man isn't that into me, and my IL would drop over time, as he continued to treat me this way. I think @bigneil was trying to keep the emotional roller coaster going, but I dont know why either. From what he was telling us, he had her, she had high IL and was all about him. When you reach that level with a female, and you want to keep her, respect her. You dont have to go into submissive/beta mode at that time, but dont try and perform any huge push pull with her, because (unless she has a personality disorder) it's only going to send the message that you dont really care about her.So I'm not going to be reading your sugary-sweet posts anymore?
I'm really trying to wrap my head around all this. This is the kind of thing I do with women I'm just beginning to date. You were with her for 9 months and this is how you led the plan-making? I don't get it.
The only thing I really see here is the intention of creating an emotional rollercoaster ride. I'll admit that I do stuff like this occasionally to keep a woman on her toes, but it looks like this is going on weekly. If she's a woman who's addicted to drama, perhaps interaction like this is necessary to keep her interested, but I'm honestly not getting that vibe, at least not with the messages you posted.
It looks like you were unwilling to work as a team with her, especially when it came to planning dates with her.
Why did you respond with "Nevermind"? Why not just tell her that you can't make it for lunch and plan something else with her? She looked like she was willing to spend time with you.
Why would you ignore her for an entire weekend?
I use pauses in my texting to get her emotions running, but they generally don't last for more than a few hours. This appears to be more of a punishment, but I can't figure out why you were punishing her.
When she said she was in love with someone else, my immediate response would have been "OK, bye" and that would be the end.
This whole thing looks like you constantly punished her for being late and cancelling with a counter-offer. I can't wrap my brain around this. 5hit happens and things have to get re-scheduled. If she was cancelling so she could hang out with a male friend, I would understand the reasons for punishing her.
If she's frequently running late, I'd be busting her ba11s over it, but I wouldn't necessarily cancel. If she's letting you know that she's running late but still coming, then she's not leaving you hanging. Some women frequently run late, and at age 21, she might still needs to learn how to manage her time.
Also, why weren't you picking her up?
It looks as if your entire relationship with her was just a game with you dictating the rules, and if she doesn't follow, then you passively-aggressively leave the game. Eventually, she'll get tired of playing the game with you because it's never fun.
Nice final line, but when she is tired of eating noodles with the frat boys and calls you I hope you only pump and dump this *****Well guys, on the exact 9 month anniversary of our first kiss, I ended my relationship today.
In the end we had perhaps the most remarkable game of cat and mouse ever played. I refused to budge. But a word of warning, just before the end I endured five sh!t tests in a row - the random no contact from her for a week test, the see if you'll change to a lunch date test, the see if I can have a curfew on our dinner date test, the "I'm in love with someone else" (her exact words) test, and finally the "I have to reschedule at the last minute" test.
I never cracked.
Granted, I had cancelled 5 straight dates in the last 10 days, so she might have been trying to get to me.
When she said she was in love I said "I'm so happy for you. I wish you all the best" and she said "Wait, aren't we still going out today?" She suddenly started gushing with romance, which had been mysteriously absent the past weeks. She admitted he is her age and they haven't had sex yet and the romance is only 7 days old. But then she tried to delay our date by a couple hours and I said goodbye.
In the end I went with my favorite final line when a girl leaves you: "I'm sorry to realize that you don't love me anymore, but you know I always loved you".
That was perhaps the best 9 months of my life. I have no regrets. But I must credit Listen to Olly, it looks like my girl left me for a guy her own age who lives in a (albeit non-frat) house with 5 people who she knew since age 12.
Ironically, yesterday I told her that she had some unresolved high school issues she needed to iron out, and that she needed someone her own age. We did both agree today that with her being 21 our only hope is that she dates other guys but calls me in a year and says she misses me.
Ok guys, I'll take my lumps now.
ugh, if true, that is so sadThe only reason Niel even lasted this long was from the games he played.