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Think about the relationship, yeah sure sometimes. Get back with them? Never.
The girl I kept looking back on is the girl I’m with now
Me. I much prefer the clean break. Once I know it’s over, it is *really over for me*. I lose all interest in trying to call or talk or see them.
Now, I don’t want to childishly ghost women whenever I’m butthurt. I’m not deliberately cutting my exes out of my life. But I do stop spending my time and energy on them. And you know what? None of them ever reached out to me. So it seems the feeling was mutual. They often say “we can still be friends,” but if I’m not putting effort into preserving some kind of friendship, and they’re not putting any effort into it either, then guess what? That means we won’t stay friends. And I think that’s okay. We each learn our lessons and hopefully take what we learned to our next relationships, with a clean slate.
Idk depends how horny I am
If I break up with someone or they break up with me I’m not going to get back together with them. If I see them at the store I’m gonna probably pretend like I never saw them.
Sex, okay(if she wasn’t a psycho). Relationship, hard no.
Only way to move on. Find new pussy, never look back.
It’s very final for me. Looking back is for chumps.
Pretty sure everyone has some feelings after the breakup, thinking about what went wrong is normal, glancing back at it is fine but after some time you need to stop looking back. Make up your mind to move forward otherwise you never will.
The truth is when it is over it is over. Of course there are those moments I think maybe if things would change… but they never change and in the end I understand breaking up was the correct choice.
No the past is the past. I learn and then move on.
Never, if it’s done it’s done, I endure the pain and move on.
Me. Regardless of who ended it, if it’s done, it’s DONE.
Never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never, never go back.
Always move forward.
I never look back except for 1 relationship. That was the relationship that taught me to never look back. I really love that woman even till today and I’d try to make it work with her if the situation ever arose.
Aside from my first GF ever where we had a really long and complicated history…
every single other girl I’ve dated since (like 40), I can’t remember most of their names or faces.
By the time I’m at the point of needing to walk away from a relationship I’m probably well passed breaking point. I did that once, gave her a second chance after all her friends messaged that she’s changed and wanted the second chance but she just behaved worse.
I wish. For better or worse I find it hard not to.
I’m very much about emotional efficiency. I don’t like putting energy into something broken that won’t be fixed. Sure I might have residual feelings/emotions/thoughts but if for whatever reason I decide I’m done with the relationship/friendship, I am done. It will be like I never even existed in your life. Now I don’t ghost but I can cut you out of my life within a matter of minutes and it’s a done deal. I don’t like to linger and try to fix something I already decided on walking away from