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MadisonPeker Public Chat Channel #latina #teen #18 #bigass #smalltits
Date: November 6, 2022
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Expecting acknowledgment for your birthday would be bare minimum expectations in a relationship… I get what you’re saying. It is definitely more important to communicate to an SO that you DON’T like celebrating birthdays or a holiday, since that’s more rare… you definitely aren’t crazy… crazy is expecting it if you didn’t tell them your birthday ?
If you've texted her a bunch with no response I would say that's a bad sign. There is ALWAYS time during the day, especially if you like someone, especially if it's been going on for a while, especially if you're looking forward to a date.
There was one guy I knew online for a while online, he was an older brother of a friend who never happened to be around when I was visiting. From his pictures and posts and texting I was excited to hang out, but in person it was just way too awkward. It felt like there was always tension and I hated it. But I still hung out, hoping it would start feeling normal. Or maybe I was just happy to have a friend I could hang out with even if it was awkward. It was little miniscule things that would make me cringe. I started avoiding him, making excuses, and just not answering texts. Eventually he messaged me that he loves me and doesn't understand why I “suddenly” changed. When imo, I was awkward and rude and avoidant through 95% of our interactions and had no idea why he would say he loved me when I thought it was obvious I wasn't feeling it.
I think the reason I would ghost is because there was nothing wrong with the people I was ghosting. How do you “break up”? “Sorry I don't want to hang out anymore” then they wanna know why, what did they do, they're sorry, they can change, they can be different. I didn't want a guy to fake his personality hoping I would like him. I didn't want the guy to try and convince me to give him another chance. And I didn't know how to get the message across that “you're just not the vibe”. I would think if someone said that to me it would hurt more than just being ignored. I would be thinking what was SO wrong with me that they didn't like being around me when I thought they did? I'd feel like an idiot. I'd feel like I had no idea what anyone's intentions were after that
I thought that acting standoffish, rude, ignoring texts, etc would make the guy think “wow, this girl is so flaky. I don't want to put up with this” and HE'D be the one to lose feelings on his own and leave ME. I thought that would be the best of both worlds. He'd be turned off by me and therefore not blame himself, and I'd be left alone.
I had a fling once where I texted a guy I had just hooked up with. He answered the first text and ignored my second. I got the hint and never texted him again. And I was thankful for the quick and painless end of it.
Of course she wants you to be the bad guy. She doesn’t want to have to wear this level of shame around.
This guy will never forgive you. Yes, you did a stupid thing, but your bf should have broken up with you if it was a dealbreaker, or gotten over it. At this point you need to choose if you want to continue to be emotionally held hostage or not.
Try having some transition time before he comes home. Do something active or mentally motivating.
Why on earth would you even bring up some social media post he made? Unless he's going out of his way to slander you, his being happy with his newly single state is none of your business.
Yeah, I can see why he blocked you. Vomiting your feelings all over him is just awkward, especially when you say the decision to break up was mutual. So you don't want to be with him, but you don't want him to have any freedom to he single or to be happy about being single? Girl…
Telling a “normative” romantic partner that you're asexual is supposed to mean a breakup in most cases. You two simply aren't compatible at this point. It's absolutely fair for someone to realize they're asexual. It's totally fine for someone to expect sex to be part of a romantic relationship. It's not okay for one partner to unilaterally remove sex from a previously existing sex based relationship and to expect that relationship to continue. This might be one of those rare situations where you can still he friends. But obviously anything more than that is over.