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Thanks for the replies, guys. Yeah, I'm doing pretty well actually. When she confessed to making out with another dude, something switched in me. It was like I had the closure I needed to fully let go of her. I guess I can't really complain anyway. Since the breakup two weeks ago, I've madeout with ten girls, and, as I wrote above, I did A LOT of stuff on the side when I was with her. Last night I went out alone and scored a threeway makeout with these two cute-ass chicks.
I'm taking this time to up my game even more. I got some really good advice from one of RSD Tyler's videos that says that the time right after a breakup is potentially the best time to game because it forces you to become state-independent. So my game isn't suffering at all. The only thing I still battle a little every day is going from having a full-time emotional connection with a girl and having someone present all the time to being by myself and gaming girls I don't really care at all about. Also, it's going to be weird seeing her at school this week.
Oh, also, an interesting addendum: the guy she madeout with is a total beta. She went on a date with him once, before she had met me, and she said he was so nervous and awkward. And he didn't even attempt to kiss her during that date. It's interesting how a chick left me to settle with some beta rebound. I had become somewhat beta myself during the relationship, becoming insecure of certain guys. And this was one of the guys I told her not to communicate with.
Telling your girlfriend not to communicate with someone is what I call "slipping." And as Dr Dre said in one of his early songs "If you slip, then you're slipping."
You don't wanna slip. I think we've all done it though [telling our girlfriends not to communicate with someone etc.] and the thing is she will make you believe she has stopped but she will continue to communicate with the person (usually) behind your back, and you look like a little bitch then.
When it comes to relationships, I have learned it's best to pick the right girl (I know what you're thinking "duh" right? But it's easier said than done.) The right girl for you will be the girl who doesn't make you feel that you need to ask her not to talk to any guy in particular. She will respect you.
For me, relationships aren't what they should be, I consider women of our times to be less classy, have less values, and don't respect their man (both behind his back and onfront of him.) Maybe this is something that has always been there, maybe I'm projecting and our times are the same as 50 years ago etc.
Take my advice when it comes to a relationship. If you want to find "the one" and believe you have done, in the future, don't ask her to be your girlfriend. Screen her for at least a year, or more, as you date her. Sure you can tell her you like her and after some time tell her you really like her, that's required. If she is the one, you will both know it, and rushing into a label such as "girlfriend and boyfriend" doesn't change anything, if she's "the one," right? In fact it puts more pressure on the both of you if you "become official" prematurely.
If she's the one she will be exclusive with you without both of you talking about it. She will treat you right. You deserve to find her. Don't put girls on a pedestal, sure you may think you're in love with the next girl that comes along, but your judgement will be clouded by your emotion and you will overlook all her bad points that may backfire further down the road. Screen the girl for at least a year or more before having a serious talk. Don't fold to pressure from her friends trying to persuade you into asking her to be your girlfriend. You should take the approach of "I'm really liking hanging out with her and who knows further down the line maybe we will, I don't like to rush in to these things but let me tell you I really like her and am not and don't plan on seeing anyone else. If it's meant to happen it will happen."
Go slow. Slow is fast. Think of it like that.