I think that when someone dates someone who is significantly younger, they should know the price they have to pay. The younger person is going to start experiencing life and will grow and start to learn. Keep them on a long leash and they won’t go anywhere.
but people are so caught up trying to find someone that they overlook that fact.
I, for one, am not much of a fan of dating so many people. I have this mentality that if you date so many people, others may have this notion that everyone already had you. In a sense, it is as if you lose your value because you hop from one person to another. You may be seen as cheap, easy and disposable. What also is a concern to me is that since you break up with and then continue dating so many people, it appears that maybe you are the problem. You seem to be the only common denominator in this math equation of relationships. Instead of jumping from one person to another just to relieve your loneliness, take some time to reflect on why your relationships keep fucking up. There’s probably something wrong with you when it comes to dating.
duh.
then go next door.
It’s annoying as fuck when someone says they really love a person and how this person is “the one” yet they have said this numerous times in previous relationships. I’m sure you will use this same line for the next faggot that comes your way.
It’s like the boy who cried wolf…eventually people will not care or not even believe you.
I hate when I am infatuated with someone and they display mixed emotions or subtle signals. I hate that shit because I always have this internal conflict of whether I should go for it or not. Then it becomes this dilemma of trying not to fall into the “expect” or “reject” mentality.
“Expect” is when I don’t do anything and expect the other person to make the initiative.
“Reject” is when I don’t do anything because I am fearful of being rejected.
Either way I don’t do anything. I think this is why I lost so many opportunities with dudes.
GAY.
— Inspired by FlowEtik. <3
— T.J. (Gia).
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— MC.