Tru were you able to get all that just from this topic? If so, very insightful, because it's pretty common advice I get when dealing with her. I am not sure that any contact with her is healthy in my life. I always think of the good things, like the sexual adventures (BDSM, threesomes, etc) and the companionship (on her good days) but the more time goes on the more I try to focus on the negatives and tell myself "cut her out completely". It's been pointed out to me before that when I decide that I don't like someone, guy or girl, I confront them face to face with their wrongs and then tell them to go fuck themselves, stay out of my life. Same person also advised to just gradually cut contact, become more boring and less interested, and let them drift off without some big conflict. It's probably that inner AFC that screams "I NEED CLOSURE" to really make myself cut out a person, and usually it's never easy losing a friend like that.
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If you freeze her out you will get the control back and will continue fucking her. Freeze outs always work on the emotionally unstable, no self-esteem girls.
is one I will definitely follow. As I said before, in three weeks she becomes a non-factor over the large holiday break between semesters and I can use that to cut her off completely. Will I actually do it? Probably not. In the meantime, I'll focus more on myself, exercise, schoolwork, and most importantly finding other girls to game/date/fuck so I don't have this "need" for her that I apparently do. Your promise about dropping her, I can see being completely true.
Thanks everyone for your support here, and not just brutally attacking me. I've never been in a situation even remotely similar to this in my life, and I'm trying to learn as much as I can from it. If at some point I feel I really need closure, I've been compiling my thoughts into a journal so if that "final conversation" ever takes place, I can stand my ground, call her bullshit, and give her good reason to stay the fuck away from me. I detest the idea of abandoning someone I consider my friend, but as Tony King said to me when I first started making topics about this girl, "What you have to consider is if you are getting more pain or pleasure from the relationship. When you know that, then you will know how to proceed."