Aspie_Chav wrote:
I had someone who didn't understand me at all. But when I was with her I felt a little bit better.
The desire for companionship is pretty universal. If you want it and don't ever have it, you may not ever be happy.
You have to be willing to accept that some changes may be in order to make yourself more available for a relationship.
Katze wrote:
Aspie_Chav wrote:
eet_1024 wrote:
Aspie_Chav wrote:
I had someone who didn't understand me at all.
In what ways?
Did you accept the things she didn't understand?
She lacked the real intelligence to understand the true me. She didn’t understand that I was much better at programming then I am with woman. One time she thought that I was s**t at programming because I failed to write down her number when she said it to me. One time she thought I was sleeping with a woman at uni because she was taking me to her house so I can do some of her home work. Some time she calls me at home, she thinks that there is a woman in the background talking.
Finally she blamed me for stealing her WIG, PEN and one or two VIDOES they probably don’t even have a resale value of £5
Yo Bro..... do You have the real intelligence to understand the real you? Maybe you're expecting too much from people. Hope you find Love in your life and someone to hug you, nothing can be done without Love... don't turn your back on it...... its far better than a blanket, but you have to be willing to pay the price, sometimes it hurts
Capt. Katze has spoken
She seems to have a severe lack of trust.
Why does it matter how good you program? Does she program? It still shouldn't matter.
What do you want from a partner? Are you prepared to reciprocate that?
When in a relationship, are you concerned about the needs of the other person, or just focused on making yourself happy?