Op: I'm storry this is happening to you however: I suggest to you the following .. it isn't pretty.
I've been dating this wonderful girl for 2 and a half months now. Before we started going out, she said she was scared to break my heart. She said she had commitment issues, she said she was scared of getting emotionally attached. She tries to avoid becoming emotionally attached so she feels like she doesn't have to please someone, so she can be whoever she wants to be. And she doesn't like clinginess, that pushes her away.
She's not so wonderful if she makes you feel like shit 5 days out of 7 now is she?
What she told you should NEVER be ignored in hopes that you're the stud that will be so studly that you'll make her forget her issues. It is a huge red flag that she was honest about to you but at the same time was her manipulative way to have a great excuse for her piss poor behaviour to you.
You stay with her a minute more and she will steal your joy until it will take years of your own therapy to overcome the emotional abuse she reaps upon you. She is no better and you are no better than the physically abused/battered woman that keeps returning to the very man that brutalizes her because "she loves him."
Google Boarderline Personality Disorder and tell me if any of the symptoms remind you of this woman you so naively call "wonderful." You're addicted to the sex and the little bit of attention she gives you. That's not love. Love doesn't treat you like you're disposible.
See your own councelor to help you overcome the damage she's inflicted on you and will continue to inflict on you if you insist on clinging to the little bit of short lived happiness she gives you.
Be like all her other ex's and cut it off before the 3 month mark. She's only good for one thing in the realm of relationships and being a loving and devouted partner to another is not it. Time you faced that fact, Op.
Last edited by Wakeup; 06-06-11 at 05:41 AM.
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