Thread replies: 5
Thread images: 2
Thread images: 2
File: dog-ethics.png (89KB, 500x397px) Image search:
[Google]
89KB, 500x397px
I really don't understand women, and it makes me sad.
It's been nearly two weeks since my girl broke up with me. I've cried myself dry and I'm slowly recovering emotionally. I know this is exactly what you're not supposed to do, but I can't help myself from scrolling back through our messages over the last couple months. At first I believed all the reasons she gave me for wanting to leave. But looking back, I really did treat her well. I showed her lots of love and affection. Always made sure to ask after her well-being. Listened and engaged in conversation. Always made her feel better when she was depressed or upset. And she did all of the same for me. And then one day it just all stopped.
I can't exclude the possibility that she met Chad Thundercock Supreme and just couldn't resist, but she's just not that kind of girl (lol).
Guys & gals, what general wisdom have you to share that you've learned over the years? All's fair in love is just too depressing to think about.
Pic related, i feel like the dog
>>
>>18587844
You sound like a women youself lmao. What a pussy boy
>>
Women don't care and neither should you
The quicker you realize people are just actors designed to fulfil their desires, and that morals mean nothing when they get in the way, the better off you'll be
>>
File: anime-gril.jpg (155KB, 638x696px) Image search:
[Google]
155KB, 638x696px
>>18587855
I know, I'm a nice guy :-(
>>18587857
I can't believe that because it's not true for myself. Morals mean something to me. But I was just having this conversation with my homosexual roommate that I think women have fox-in-the-henhouse syndrome, in that they have essentially unlimited choice of men who will have sex with them. I said I think that puts the onus on them to keep their desires more in check, since men simply can't go around willy-nilly fucking whoever they like. I also said that if you've been in a committed relationship with someone for a few years, and you make each other happy, that it's a better decision to remain with the person you already have than try to upgrade simply based on meeting someone you like better.
His response was that even if you're in a relationship, if someone better comes along that suits you more you should leave and go for them. I just don't get that consumerist, selfish attitude. People ought to love one another and value the stability of that love over the magnitude. Maybe I'm just an idealist though.
>>
>>18587903
Well people won't. People will make rational decisions based off their irrational desires and imperfect knowledge. Before you'd be shunned by everyone if you ever just jumped from.person to person, religion and all that, but no one cares.now
Thread posts: 5
Thread images: 2
Thread images: 2