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I felt I had met my soulmate. One problem though: She was, and still is, living with a guy whom she claims to love, but whom she continually cheats on once she has drink in her. She is a compulsive flirt, and messes with her hair all the time, wanting all the guys to look at her. I get angry when she does this. In fact, I feel she does it just to make me angry. It's working. She means the world to me - but of late, things have gone from bad to worse. I've done lo of things to try to get back in her good books. On her birthday, young looking sluts hated me with a passion, but I still went ahead and bought her a birthday present.
She wasn't one bit appreciative. The young looking sluts week, a relative of hers died and I attended the funeral. When I approached to sympathise, she turned to stone, even though she wept in the arms of other friends. Recently, I have become more and more angry at her flirtatious nature.
And I'm angry too at the fact that even though she is cheating on her boyfriend - who, incidentally, is also cheating on her - it's not him she's hurting, it's me. Their relationship exists purely as a convenience.
I've cried so many nights over her, and I don't see this trend ending soon. I just can't get her out of my head. We exchanged some spiteful texts a while ago that really cut deep. She said I was the worst thing that ever happened to her. That really hurt. I also waited for her outside work one day to try to talk to her, but she ran off.
She then described me to a friend as a 'freak'. I felt like looking in the mirror to make sure I wasn't a monster.
And she claimed she'd made a complaint to the gardai about my nuisance calls. I admit I may have gone overboard, but I don't have a criminal record, and I don't want one. There's a big difference between intentionally being a nuisance, and just being perceived as one. Unfortunately, however, what I did is punishable by law. But, being a slut is not a crime. The Christmas party is in January, and I know in my heart that she'll kiss someone as soon as she does what she does best - get drunk. I'll young looking sluts be angry, and it will all get even worse.
All my friends say the same thing - get her out of your head, she's not worth it. But the more she hates me, the harder I try to make it up with her, even though I'm not the one doing the flirting and the cheating. I know she will always be a cheat, and that I could never go out with her because of this, but I still love her so much. It's not even sexual. All I want to do right now is hug her. I'm as easy-going as they come. But I can be easily hurt. And I think she might sleep with someone just to destroy me. I've felt suicidal, and have been suffering from a severe depression since she went off with someone one night last June.
I was told that my suicide would, if I were lucky, inflict a mere day-long guilt trip on her. But she'd probably be relieved, and rejoice that she could now flirt in peace. Things look like they might go from bad to worse. Get ahead of the day with the morning headlines at 7.
Enter address This field is required Up. She was so sweet and kind and loving in the beginning. Now she is loose, selfish and has no conscience about being easy. Behind that sweet facade is a devil woman. And I fell into a hell that I helped to create. I'd never hurt her, but I know she will always hurt me, and enjoy it.
She even succeeded in turning her sister, some of her friends, and my own father against me. He hasn't actually said it, but he probably thinks I'm a stalker. This has done wonders for my ego. They know her side of the story, not mine. And I won't even bother telling them. I know that no matter how hard I try, I cannot change her. This is just who she is and as long as she is working near me, I will inflict emotional torture upon myself.
Like I said, this is a hopeless scenario. ALIFE demands that we make decisions, from issues as simple as when it is safe to cross the road to questions as complex as the morality of war. Luckily, we are deed by nature not only to make such decisions by using our brain and heart and instinct, but to actually enjoy making decisions - think young looking sluts a very young child and how he always wants to do it his way.
And it goes further. As human beings we actually need to make our own decisions, to call it as we see it. That is an integral part of being an individual. We're not robots, we're real. On the other hand, we also make mistakes, make the wrong call. Who said it? To err is to be human. It's also an integral part of being an individual.
The problem is, some mistakes are easy to accept - like taking the wrong turn on a complicated road journey - and some are very hard to accept. It takes a long time to concede that we've married the wrong man or woman, which is why marital breakdown hurts so much, and why the hurt goes on for so long. I think what I've learned over the years is that the mistakes which are hardest to accept are the ones which are loaded with emotion.
And, of course, we get it wrong very often when it comes to romantic love. Because so many emotions ride piggyback on such love - our sense of ourselves, our hopes and fears about the opposite sex, our desire to be loved and wanted, our fear of rejection, anxiety about our own inadequacy, our attitudes to sex and love itself. Romantic love is wonderful. It is also a mountain of emotional baggage - for everybody. I've gone on about all this - and sorely tried your patience in the process, no doubt - because I'm trying to make it easier for you young looking sluts step back from your feelings about this girl.
The bald truth is that you've got it wrong. I just hope you young looking sluts see that this is not unique, or unusual. And it's certainly not the end of the world. We're all stubborn about our perceptions of the world. We have to be, otherwise we could never make a decision, never take an independent step - indeed, never take any action at all.
And sometimes that stubbornness renders us blind to mistakes.