Situational Question: relationships
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#23
RE: Situational Question: relationships
Do this
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Then kick her azz to the curb. She apparently is not ready for a new relationship.
http://icanhascheezburger.files.word...-buttsecks.jpg
Then kick her azz to the curb. She apparently is not ready for a new relationship.
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#25
RE: Situational Question: relationships
Let her go off the the stupid party and have some friends over in the meantime. Get all trash and have a good time and forget that she is even gone. Then when it comes time that you wanna go somewhere "without her" you can use this event as leverage to why you should be able to go. It's about as childish of an idea that I could come up with.
If this where my situation...I'd just do the first part of my idea (have some friends over and get trashed)
If this where my situation...I'd just do the first part of my idea (have some friends over and get trashed)
#26
RE: Situational Question: relationships
IMO if she cares about you and is proud to be with you then she would have you come the party and meet her friends. I mean she may be trying to save a fight between you and the EX, but still if your a cool guy then there's nothing to worry about. I would nicely tell her how this is upsetting you and see how that goes. Any way you slice it-it's total BS that you are not invited. Good luck.
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#28
RE: Situational Question: relationships
Do not under any circumstances tell her how you really "feel." There are three types of people who will do that A) Chumps B) Gays and C) Women. You don't fit the description of the latter two, and you should not be aiming to meet the criteria for the first. Be pissed about it all you want, but don't tell her, and sure as **** don't have an emotional breakdown in front of her whining about how you're not invited.
Act like you don't give a ****, tell her you're going out with the boys. Don't call her, and if she tries to call you that night, don't pick up, or just plain turn your phone off so you won't be tempted. She'll be the one concerned about what you're up to, and why you're not answering. It really doesn't matter if you're actually out bar hoppin with your boys or sitting at home crying, bag of cheetohs in hand, while you watch taped reruns of the view trying to understand her actions.
The objective is to create the illusion of you not giving a ****, and that is how you find out if she really cares. If you turn on your phone the next morning to find missed calls and voicemails/text messages, then you may have something. If not, cut her loose.
Act like you don't give a ****, tell her you're going out with the boys. Don't call her, and if she tries to call you that night, don't pick up, or just plain turn your phone off so you won't be tempted. She'll be the one concerned about what you're up to, and why you're not answering. It really doesn't matter if you're actually out bar hoppin with your boys or sitting at home crying, bag of cheetohs in hand, while you watch taped reruns of the view trying to understand her actions.
The objective is to create the illusion of you not giving a ****, and that is how you find out if she really cares. If you turn on your phone the next morning to find missed calls and voicemails/text messages, then you may have something. If not, cut her loose.
#29
RE: Situational Question: relationships
I would have to agree with everyone. Cut her loose. She shouldn't be concerned with the Ex's feelings at all.
She still got some feelings for him!!
I say crash the partty and hook up with one of her friends!!!! Better yet, call one of your ex's and tell her your going to a party where she is going to be! LOL
She still got some feelings for him!!
I say crash the partty and hook up with one of her friends!!!! Better yet, call one of your ex's and tell her your going to a party where she is going to be! LOL
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