sexyred1
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ORIGINAL: Twoshoes quote:
ORIGINAL: sexyred1 He could not provide me with any of the essential emotional components I needed; he thought that because we were so "hot" together, it was a relationship. He disrespected the boundaries of our relationship and destroyed every bit of trust I had in him. He would not communicate with me on any important level. He became an angry, selfish, negative, antisocial person who took out his anger on me. And now he wonders why we cannot see each other ever again. As I was reading this my thoughts went "But come on.... they were so "hot" together. What a shame.". How ironic. Are you referring to trust, security, openness and honesty? What exactly do you find so ironic about something not working out? It is quite possible to have intense attraction, great sex and chemistry with someone even though the other emotional components were not entirely there. We did love each other, still do, but just cannot co-exist in a relationship together. Perhaps at age 22 you have yet to experience this phenomenon. I hope to god you never do, for it is a damn shame and quite tragic.
< Message edited by sexyred1 -- 8/12/2010 6:14:26 PM >
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