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Mumsnet has not checked the qualifications of anyone posting here. Many Mumsnetters experiencing domestic abuse have found this thread helpful: Listen up, everybody. I met a guy OLD a few months ago and we had a series of dates. It was quite intense, but I felt we got on really well. He mentioned a relationship. All derailed when I asked what he wanted, he would never answer properly. He gave me mixed signals then in the end asked to be friends.
Said he would give me dating advice! But he would act like more than a friend. I told him I couldn't do it. He kept ringing me at 12am so I blocked him. Thing is, I feel so depressed and down. I keep looking at his exes and wondering what they have that I don't.
I feel so jealous! I havn't been attracted to anyone like that in a long time. It feels like a breal up but we wern't together. I feel like I won't meet anyone like him again. Anyone else find a fling hard to get over? Yes, I did. Harder actually, than a couple of my LTRs that had ended amicably. You are mourning the loss of the future you imagined that you and he could have had - the "what if..?
If you allow yourself to wallow, you will feel bad and then people will start wittering on about nonsense like 'limerance'. But if you just remind yourself that it is your imagination doing this to you, because the reality is that he wasnt all that great, you'll get over it a lot quicker!! Have you gone back to OLD? Meeting someone new who really appreciates and wants to be with you will make you realise how insignificant he was.
One was a couple of months of dating which he ended kindly but decisively due to logistics and then the other was two weekends a year apart with two ghostings. The second is the one that keeps creeping back into my head. As PP says, it's the potential and your projections of a future that you're missing. I'm finding the key is to abruptly cut off any thoughts you may have of what might've been.