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We need to talk.
#21
Worry about things that have happened if you must worry.

If you insist on worrying about things that might happen, give up all your other hobbies, as you have full-time preoccupation from here on out.

As for the breakup itself, my sincere sympathies, but it wasn't a 20-year relationship. It was a short dating stint. The fact that one was interested in you will mean that more are.

Let your heart heal, but don't be too long about it. Get back out there and meet guys. Do it.
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#22
There are 7 billion other people on the planet.
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#23
LutheranGuy Wrote:There are 7 billion other people on the planet.

and this world doesn't slow down for any of us when we get dumped. No time to sit, moan, whine and paint your toe nails black. It's time to do something positive. Go back and read what Rareboy said.
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#24
Sorry to hear that. I hope it doesn't weigh on you too much :/
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#25
Sorry.
Take some time to heal.

And party like hell while you are doing it.
I bid NO Trump!
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#26
MountLogan Wrote:I disagree... many peoples want a relationship and also have a life. Not do anything with their boyfriend or girlfriend. For him training may be a friend thing, something separate of his love life.

Hopefully I am right otherwise I would feel bad if he breakup with you since I don't think you have to worry to much lol

I disagree...not with the breaking up part (I don't know if the OP has a break up in his future or not), but with your statement about people wanting to have a relationship and a life.
Sorry, but in my experience, being in a relationship IS having a life -- the life of a person in a committed relationship. Generally speaking, why someone says they want a "life" outside of the relationship they are really saying they want more "relationships" in addition to the relationship....or more accurately, they want to have "relations" with other people outside the relationship.
~Beaux
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#27
I am sorry to hear that he split up with you, but if it is any consoltation (I know it isn't) anyone who says "We gotta talk" and "it isn't you, it's me" bullshit isn't worth your time. Your better off with out that dumbbell.
~Beaux
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#28
danvotion86 Wrote:I asked him once because i do need to work out. But that spot is taken by his best friend. He came up with an excuse why I couldn't. I don't remember the reason.

Hey Danvotion, I've got feedback and I want to preface it with a disclaimer first. You already know you've made a good choice by coming here and leaning on a source of support to get perspective and help dealing with fear, pain, confusion, etc. And you're already making some friends in addition. Now if your GS family is true to my experience, you'll get some challenging feedback to mull over and consider as you move forward. There's three sides to every story and then the truth, so getting all the angles must be used for what it might be beneficially worth and chuck the rest right?

You've made several comments that suggest you have issues with security. You even admit it to a degree without going further with the "totally responsible" point of view, preferring to keep it safe with the pointing finger. But while the finger is pointed away from yourself toward "him" or "them" you must realize the three other fingers on that same hand pointing back at yourself. I am betting you already know this and do not simply disagree. The result is as big a deal as you allow it to be toward your own betterment in living the life you have right this minute and playing your cards well toward your potential ahead. This said...here's a specific example:

The quoted post says you already know you want and need to work out and so you "naturally" tie that individual and independent self need/want to asking someone else and making the result directly determine the outcome. Again, you turned your need to work out into an "us" with "that spot...already taken". The point I am belaboring because I hug long with love, is that you might really benefit with all your comments taken together, from looking into and learning about co-dependency. How that works, looks and plays out and how it can with dealt with for healing, hope and positive growth may be VERY helpful for you.

Lastly, if you do find yourself interested and looking into the process of codependency be prepared to see how closely most of the info is tied to substance use and abuse issues. It grew out of the addiction recovery movement, but it is relevant across the entire spectrum of behavioral health (even to the point of over use maybe). So don't let that connection with addiction trick you into thinking the concepts of codependency do not apply to your situation. It's simply a frame of reference full of language and thought to help someone grow and be more successful as individuals and in relationships. Xyxthumbs

I hope you won't take offense with my taking time to say this. If so, I sincerely hope you'll at least see it was an effort of care for you. I hope you'll stay connected with GS and I'll look forward to it! Bighug
Heart  Life's too short to miss an opportunity to show your love and affection!  Heart
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#29
Beaux Wrote:I disagree...not with the breaking up part (I don't know if the OP has a break up in his future or not), but with your statement about people wanting to have a relationship and a life.
Sorry, but in my experience, being in a relationship IS having a life -- the life of a person in a committed relationship. Generally speaking, why someone says they want a "life" outside of the relationship they are really saying they want more "relationships" in addition to the relationship....or more accurately, they want to have "relations" with other people outside the relationship.
~Beaux

I dont mean a complete separate life but do some kind of activity not with there lover from time to time.
I am not saying a full separate live. Just a LITTLE independence .
When you are in a relationship a few habits with your friends should change but not all the them. By example, if your use to play tennis with your best friend every thursday night, why change now in a relationship, particularly at the beginning ? Otherwise it would be really hard if you breakup if everything you did was around a boyfriend. Your friends wants to feel you are still there for them.
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#30
MountLogan Wrote:I dont mean a complete separate life but do some kind of activity not with there lover from time to time.
I am not saying a full separate live. Just a LITTLE independence .
When you are in a relationship a few habits with your friends should change but not all the them. By example, if your use to play tennis with your best friend every thursday night, why change now in a relationship, particularly at the beginning ? Otherwise it would be really hard if you breakup if everything you did was around a boyfriend. Your friends wants to feel you are still there for them.
Totally agree with you there. But that wasn't the case here. Bf starred to work out while in the relationship, so no longstanding patterns were violated. I understand if people want a little independence, time for themselves, but if they are committed to the relationship and the relationship is open and honest, they can always explain that to their partner.
Bernd

Being gay is not for Sissies.
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