firemuse -> RE: When things go bad without explaination (3/17/2007 8:05:03 AM)
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Left Questioning if you somehow hurt, offended, frighten or upset them? Left Questioning why with no explaination or even a clue? Left Questioning what really happened? This sucks, I had something similar happen. In my case, the only conclusion(s) I can draw is that he was a bit of an 'online player'. I hear ya though; for a while, I didn't know if I was being punished, he was really busy, or what. He didn't block me but just went MIA right at the point we'd decided to meet real-time - and suffice to say the online/phone r'ship had been intense and extensive, and I was really into him. From the amount of time he was devoting to me, I don't think there was anyone else prior to him disappearing but that's the most logical conclusion I could come up with - someone else appeared. It really sucked cuz we clicked on so many levels and were compatable. Hang in there Whiplash...it really sucks when you're into them but in no time you'll be looking back rolling your eyes and realizing it was her loss, not yours. :) quote:
From the other side of the coin.. have you ever simply blocked somebody you had been getting to know without giving them an explaination or clue, if so why? I have not blocked without some sort of warning first BUT I am admittedly WAY too forgiving/nice and there were times I should've. I think someone else hit the nail on the head - probably nothing you did, but something someone before you did. Whiplash - man, it's ridiculous how many men will not just tactfully accept "not interested, thank you". I've been verbally assaulted, harassed, STALKED, begged, lied to, etc etc. Gets to the point where you don't want to even have the conversation. My guess is she decided on someone else (this is assuming she was truthful with you) and it was easier to block you and run from her situation than tell you. But - I have to agree that that sort of lack of communication is highly suspect for other forms of deception. People lie and even more important, many people lie WELL. I've seen it happen - in fact it's happening to a good friend of mine right now - she's (online) seeing a married man who says he's separated from his wife for 2 years...let's just say everyone else can see his lies, but she's POSITIVE he hasn't lied to her...she trusts him...and, she thinks we're all wrong. Hrmph. She could be married, she could be a wannabe, she may have lied on her profile about any number of things. Whiplash, if you hear anything of my (long) post - understand this is NOT about you, it's about her. We always want a "why". I know I did. I almost felt I NEEDED it when I was hurting - like I said, I was really into this guy. I had to let myself accept that the why wasn't as important as I thought. People get dumped/diss'ed by lesser quality people all the time and it sucks and it isn't fair but on a planet with 6.7 billion people this stuff is bound to happen. Hard to believe when you're really into someone you can't have but there ARE others who will make you feel just as good...better even, cuz it'll be for real. What I took from my experience is to remember that online is online, DO NOT get too wrapped up in it...online, people are frequently talking to others and even though things seem to be going well, it can change. It can go either way, too - today, you've lost one you were really into, but next week you may have a few you're really interested in and you may be having to make decisions that could hurt others. It was less than 2 months ago that my guy abandoned me...and I was hurting, cuz the connection was strong - on both ends...to boot, I'm new in the lifestyle and this was the person I'd first discovered my submissiveness with, with whom many of my "firsts" had come...and the intent was always real-time, he was just waiting til he felt I was ready. I'm glad that it happened before we met real-time though, cuz as a vanilla I didn't sleep around and I don't sub around either, and I'd have felt really shitty if we'd played and THEN he'd decided to go for someone else. You can probably take that to heart too, as the longer it'd gone on, the harder it would've been to see it end. fire Alienum est omne quicquid optando evenit
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