pinkpleasures -> RE: I am Struggling.... (7/24/2005 8:09:49 PM)
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I am about to sound CYNCICAL. Read At Your Own Risk. (LOL.) Here are some home truths i belive after -- egads -- 38 years of relationships. They are called "exs" for a reason. If they are sill around, there is unfinished business, and your loved one is not fully available to you. In every relationship, there is a lover and a beloved. So long as this remains well-balanced, the lover is as haappy as the beloved. But some people want/need/cannot seem to avoid triggering jealousy in their lovers. Deliberate acts -- such as leaving the lover to play second fiddle in a social setting to an "ex" -- are a cruel way to get a "validation fix". Such people will bring drama and chaos into your life and as difficult as it is, the lover is better off to withdraw, suffer the loss, and move on to someone more secure and avaiable. Once you are about 25, you have developed a set of instincts. If inside you have a feeling of being nervous and worried when you think of your loved one, and it grows worse when you interact, you need to step back and perhaps heed those feelings. In a healthy relationship, apart from the inevitable ups and downs, your loved one makes you feel happy and more desirable, more "competent"; more gifted. Last but not least -- this has never failed me or any of my girlfriends, i am sorry to say. If you are asking yourself "could he/she be cheating on me?' the answer is always "yes". mea culp, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa. pinkpleasures
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