alex wrote:
Do you like this girl or are you only with her so you won't be alone? If the latter, I'm sure you can find someone else you actually like to be in a relationship with.
A bit of both.
Marcia wrote:
RetroGamer87 wrote:
I omitted the worst parts of the story.
Well I didn't want to offend people even more than I already had.
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
He has a point, most seems not attracted to overweight people, including overweight people themselves.
Notice here how person 1 and person 6 (both are obese) got 1 and 0.
OK, now I know yellowtamarin has advised me several times not to date anymore larger women and I would love to follow her advice but this picture explains why I don't. If thinner women get hundreds of messages per day and larger get 1 message per week, who do you think is more likely to respond to me? Who do you think I'm more likely to end up on a date with? Maybe I'm not a bad guy but even a not bad guy is invisible next to 235 other guys.
GiantHockeyFan wrote:
Playing Devil Advocate here, OKCupid is not exactly representative of the female (or male) population in general. Every single person I met off that site neatly fit into two categories:
1)Cluster B Personality Disordered (aka crazy, severe mental issues, dangerously unstable)
2)Tree Hugging, Starbucks Drinking, Apple Loving, Backpack-and-save-the-world Hipster
Oh no! That's terrifying! There's absolutely no way in the world I would ever date an Apple fangirl.
GiantHockeyFan wrote:
The reason she wants to move in with me is that she's living with her grandfather, who she claims has sold his impressively large house on top of the hill (I've only seen it from the outside but it's magnificent) and is moving to Hong Kong some time next week.
That's why she wants to live with me soon. She doesn't want to go back with her awful father in Sydney and she doesn't want to live with her annoying sister in Adelaide (not really her sister, that's just what she calls her best frenemy).
My BPD ex did almost the exact same sob story on me. The more I learned about Borderlines the more I realized it was not about love or money but about CONTROL. Do not get lost in the FOG (fear, obligation, guilt) she is going to lay down on you.[/quote]And do they lie? If her 95 year old grandfather
isn't moving to Hong Kong than maybe she can inherit his big house and then I can move in
Maybe her father isn't really planning to shoot me with his crossbow, that could be another one of her fear inducing lies.
GiantHockeyFan wrote:
My ex lasted almost 4 months before her first major blowup.
Ah, so I'd have a convenient excuse to dump her.
On another note, exactly what did BPD ex do for her major blowup(s) and what did she do in the meantime to make you feel like a prisoner in your own home?
GiantHockeyFan wrote:
I also second what yellowtamarin says about not getting into any relationships until you change your attitude. I know you probably won't listen (I certainly didn't at the time I went through it) but you will be able to look back and see it clearly once this relationship implodes and can learn and grow from it.
That's a good plan. I learn best from experience.
GiantHockeyFan wrote:
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(not a teddy bear like she was demanding last week).
That doesn't raise a red flag for you? Who is anyone to
demand a gift? I really hope you wake up and smell the coffee before its too late!
Yeah, that's pretty bad of her, even if it was, as she says, to make up for our argument.
I expect her paying for my meals on dates, paying for groceries and offering to pay for half the damage for the car I crashed into was also a ploy for control on her part (anyway, I wouldn't have backed into that guy if I didn't follow her advice to "backup").
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