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Ever Feel Like You're Losing The Spark??

 

07-27-11 05:06 AM
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Not too long ago I got out of a fairly good, but open relationship with a girl that I ended up getting feelings for. It wasn't supposed to be like that since she did already have a boyfriend but was unhappy with how her relationship was going. Long story short, I ended it because I was unhappy with always coming second-place to her whether it came to her being with her boyfriend, or pretty much everything else. I tried to be friends with her, but ever since it hasn't been the same. I don't talk to her anymore because we ended up having a big fight, but ever since I haven't felt the same way about women that I used to. Before, I was very respectful and treated women the way they should be treated, but ever since this last girl I haven't been as much disrespectful as I have just not cared for the relationship. This has led to me dating more than one woman at a time without any feeling towards them aside from a feeling of loneliness when they're not around. I don't know if anyone else has ever had this problem before, but I feel like I've lost that spark, like I'm not willing to love anymore just because of what this last girl put me through. Any opinions?
Not too long ago I got out of a fairly good, but open relationship with a girl that I ended up getting feelings for. It wasn't supposed to be like that since she did already have a boyfriend but was unhappy with how her relationship was going. Long story short, I ended it because I was unhappy with always coming second-place to her whether it came to her being with her boyfriend, or pretty much everything else. I tried to be friends with her, but ever since it hasn't been the same. I don't talk to her anymore because we ended up having a big fight, but ever since I haven't felt the same way about women that I used to. Before, I was very respectful and treated women the way they should be treated, but ever since this last girl I haven't been as much disrespectful as I have just not cared for the relationship. This has led to me dating more than one woman at a time without any feeling towards them aside from a feeling of loneliness when they're not around. I don't know if anyone else has ever had this problem before, but I feel like I've lost that spark, like I'm not willing to love anymore just because of what this last girl put me through. Any opinions?
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07-28-11 12:42 AM
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It sounds like you're still hurting from your last serious relationship, well serious to you anyway. You're still mad at her for putting you second and you're kinda taking that anger out on other women. Hence why you've had so many meaningless relationships where you were seeing several women at the same time. Part of you probably sees all the women you've been with lately as her(have any of these women had either physical characteristics or personality traits that remind you of the one girl?) and by hurting them, you're getting back at her. Also the fact that you don't care about them until your alone and lonely just goes to show that this behavior is a result of being really hurt. Now I could be completely off, but that's what I saw by reading your post. My advice would be to not date women for awhile. Give yourself a chance to heal and put your head back on straight.
It sounds like you're still hurting from your last serious relationship, well serious to you anyway. You're still mad at her for putting you second and you're kinda taking that anger out on other women. Hence why you've had so many meaningless relationships where you were seeing several women at the same time. Part of you probably sees all the women you've been with lately as her(have any of these women had either physical characteristics or personality traits that remind you of the one girl?) and by hurting them, you're getting back at her. Also the fact that you don't care about them until your alone and lonely just goes to show that this behavior is a result of being really hurt. Now I could be completely off, but that's what I saw by reading your post. My advice would be to not date women for awhile. Give yourself a chance to heal and put your head back on straight.
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07-28-11 01:21 AM
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Well what I really think you need some time, indulge yourself in your work , sports, or something you like to do, it will distract you from her thoughts, wait till you get to your original thoughts and mind, and then I guess you can really move on from there.
Well what I really think you need some time, indulge yourself in your work , sports, or something you like to do, it will distract you from her thoughts, wait till you get to your original thoughts and mind, and then I guess you can really move on from there.
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mikedavike28 : A lot of relationships happen because people are afraid of being alone (this mostly goes for woman but also for men), they want to feel happy. Being happy is a temporary emotion it always wares off. That is why most people in relationships are arguing, cheating, etc...

You have come to realize that in life people do not make you happy. Only you can make yourself happy. Never rely on other people for happieness or you will get screwed badly. I've been down the same road and I just stopped caring. In this case, you relied on this girl to make you feel happy and special but she did the opposite and it destroyed your heart. That is why you have no emotion for relationships anymore and why you do not care anymore. Its better to learn the lesson then repeat it like other people do to the point where they are brainless robots who think they have a chance at happieness.

The less things you need in life the happier you will become. If you constantly need to be around people, or need relationships, or need material objects, or need to party or need to get drunk etc... well then you will never be happy until you get your temporary items in your hands then you will get bored and look for more.

Dating multiple people is like filling out multiple applications for jobs, it doesn't really matter who you get with just as long as your with someone. This is probably why most people never succeed with dating. The employer or dater want too much out of life and cannot settle for what is in front of them while the person on the other side might accept what is in front of them but get a cold shoulder and ignored. Even if you get hired or get in a relationship you will see their true colors down the road and is that really something to be happy about or look forward too? Not only do I feel this way about relationships but also working at a job, there is nothing appealing about either.
mikedavike28 : A lot of relationships happen because people are afraid of being alone (this mostly goes for woman but also for men), they want to feel happy. Being happy is a temporary emotion it always wares off. That is why most people in relationships are arguing, cheating, etc...

You have come to realize that in life people do not make you happy. Only you can make yourself happy. Never rely on other people for happieness or you will get screwed badly. I've been down the same road and I just stopped caring. In this case, you relied on this girl to make you feel happy and special but she did the opposite and it destroyed your heart. That is why you have no emotion for relationships anymore and why you do not care anymore. Its better to learn the lesson then repeat it like other people do to the point where they are brainless robots who think they have a chance at happieness.

The less things you need in life the happier you will become. If you constantly need to be around people, or need relationships, or need material objects, or need to party or need to get drunk etc... well then you will never be happy until you get your temporary items in your hands then you will get bored and look for more.

Dating multiple people is like filling out multiple applications for jobs, it doesn't really matter who you get with just as long as your with someone. This is probably why most people never succeed with dating. The employer or dater want too much out of life and cannot settle for what is in front of them while the person on the other side might accept what is in front of them but get a cold shoulder and ignored. Even if you get hired or get in a relationship you will see their true colors down the road and is that really something to be happy about or look forward too? Not only do I feel this way about relationships but also working at a job, there is nothing appealing about either.
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Well I suppose the fact that she was willing to do whatever I wanted was what really got me hooked on her. We went on a road trip on a complete whim to go to a party and she didn't even question it, we ended up leaving and going to three different parties that night. Now the fact that I met her at a party in the first place may have been my downfall because ever since then all we did was drink and have fun. The first time I met her family was at a bar and we drank for free all night. Don't get me wrong, we had a great time and they bought the drinks, but looking back I don't really think it was a good way to make a first impression.  [Mind that I am underage so I will put a disclaimer here: Underage drinking is illegal and can lead to bad decisions.]

She is gorgeous too, hands down the cutest girl I ever dated. I don't hold anything against her as much as I hold it against myself. I can still go out to and meet other women, I haven't had a problem with that. I think that the fact that I was the one that pushed her away in the first place and I never gave her a reason why ate away at me. I still wanted her around because she was beautiful and something about her attitude and swagger kept me attracted even though she made me so angry. [Lets be honest though, what guy doesn't want a cute girl to show off? Am I right?]

rlmathias01 You asked if I saw any of the same qualities I saw in this girl in any of the other women I dated. I would say not really which may be why I'm not feeling anything for them in the first place. I have a sort of lifestyle that I live, I'm a free spirit and me doing what I want to make myself happy doesn't always mix well with relationships in the first place. If I look at a girl, I want a girl that's a free spirit not unlike myself, but who is also willing to settle down and enjoy a day with me. These other women are beautiful and charming, they keep me interested, but nothing further simply because they have all these other restrictions or never have the time to do what I want to do. [family, school, work, etc...]

seanne First, I would like to say thank you for the trust points and the advice. Second, I agree with what you're saying completely because I've really done all I can to eliminate her from my thoughts, at least in an emotional context. Say if, one day she comes back and would like to be friends? I'll still be all for it because she is really a great personality and can be the life of the party, but I don't want to put myself through the same pain and problems like before.

JigSaw I think what you explained is the kind of logic I used to help forget about her, but at the same time I don't want to agree with it. I know relationships can work, I've seen it happen before even through the most difficult times. One of my best friends has been in a relationship for 5 years now with the same girl. They've split up more than once but never found the same happiness they had with anyone else like they had with each other. Now they have a kid, and are living in two different states because of working issues, but they still see each other whenever they can. They're going to be married next year, and I've never seen two people more happy even through all the problems. [I just wanted to remind you, these are teenagers my own age.]

I've kind of gone off on a tangent. Maybe to get a point across? Maybe I'm just rambling for no reason? To be honest, I don't know... I think even though I admittedly do still have feelings for her, its not the same as it was before. She told me she used me this whole time, whether or not its true, I'm not sure. I never really gave her anything aside from giving her rides and paying for the alcohol, and she still filled my tank and spent more money on me. I did tell her to stick her opinions and the rest of her problems where the sun won't shine. I did it not to nicely either, but even though I blame myself as much as I blame her, I still don't hold any regrets. This is a long post, and even though I still feel the same as I did in the first post, I'm pretty sure I got a lot off of my chest and I'll get over it. I'm still curious to see anyone's opinions or questions, and if anyone has a similar story, take the time and write it out.

Well I suppose the fact that she was willing to do whatever I wanted was what really got me hooked on her. We went on a road trip on a complete whim to go to a party and she didn't even question it, we ended up leaving and going to three different parties that night. Now the fact that I met her at a party in the first place may have been my downfall because ever since then all we did was drink and have fun. The first time I met her family was at a bar and we drank for free all night. Don't get me wrong, we had a great time and they bought the drinks, but looking back I don't really think it was a good way to make a first impression.  [Mind that I am underage so I will put a disclaimer here: Underage drinking is illegal and can lead to bad decisions.]

She is gorgeous too, hands down the cutest girl I ever dated. I don't hold anything against her as much as I hold it against myself. I can still go out to and meet other women, I haven't had a problem with that. I think that the fact that I was the one that pushed her away in the first place and I never gave her a reason why ate away at me. I still wanted her around because she was beautiful and something about her attitude and swagger kept me attracted even though she made me so angry. [Lets be honest though, what guy doesn't want a cute girl to show off? Am I right?]

rlmathias01 You asked if I saw any of the same qualities I saw in this girl in any of the other women I dated. I would say not really which may be why I'm not feeling anything for them in the first place. I have a sort of lifestyle that I live, I'm a free spirit and me doing what I want to make myself happy doesn't always mix well with relationships in the first place. If I look at a girl, I want a girl that's a free spirit not unlike myself, but who is also willing to settle down and enjoy a day with me. These other women are beautiful and charming, they keep me interested, but nothing further simply because they have all these other restrictions or never have the time to do what I want to do. [family, school, work, etc...]

seanne First, I would like to say thank you for the trust points and the advice. Second, I agree with what you're saying completely because I've really done all I can to eliminate her from my thoughts, at least in an emotional context. Say if, one day she comes back and would like to be friends? I'll still be all for it because she is really a great personality and can be the life of the party, but I don't want to put myself through the same pain and problems like before.

JigSaw I think what you explained is the kind of logic I used to help forget about her, but at the same time I don't want to agree with it. I know relationships can work, I've seen it happen before even through the most difficult times. One of my best friends has been in a relationship for 5 years now with the same girl. They've split up more than once but never found the same happiness they had with anyone else like they had with each other. Now they have a kid, and are living in two different states because of working issues, but they still see each other whenever they can. They're going to be married next year, and I've never seen two people more happy even through all the problems. [I just wanted to remind you, these are teenagers my own age.]

I've kind of gone off on a tangent. Maybe to get a point across? Maybe I'm just rambling for no reason? To be honest, I don't know... I think even though I admittedly do still have feelings for her, its not the same as it was before. She told me she used me this whole time, whether or not its true, I'm not sure. I never really gave her anything aside from giving her rides and paying for the alcohol, and she still filled my tank and spent more money on me. I did tell her to stick her opinions and the rest of her problems where the sun won't shine. I did it not to nicely either, but even though I blame myself as much as I blame her, I still don't hold any regrets. This is a long post, and even though I still feel the same as I did in the first post, I'm pretty sure I got a lot off of my chest and I'll get over it. I'm still curious to see anyone's opinions or questions, and if anyone has a similar story, take the time and write it out.

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Most people have gone through something like what you've experienced.  We can tell you it's not fun but you know that.
Simply put: You're either (a) still interested in the girl or (b) afraid you're going to find the same thing happen to others.  You don't trust women right now and you have been hurt very badly by someone you loved or still love.  That sucks and I'm sorry.  What you can do is stop dating for now, relax, enjoy being single with no responsibilities and no one to answer to and go get drunk and play video games.  Wear underwear three days straight, whatever.

You're defining yourself by having a girlfriend or a significant other.  Don't do that.  Be your own man.  You aren't any less if you don't have a girlfriend and you should be proud of who you are, regardless if you're dating or not.  Stop seeing girls, stop hitting on them, just be your own man.

That's my suggestion.  Good luck, brah.
Most people have gone through something like what you've experienced.  We can tell you it's not fun but you know that.
Simply put: You're either (a) still interested in the girl or (b) afraid you're going to find the same thing happen to others.  You don't trust women right now and you have been hurt very badly by someone you loved or still love.  That sucks and I'm sorry.  What you can do is stop dating for now, relax, enjoy being single with no responsibilities and no one to answer to and go get drunk and play video games.  Wear underwear three days straight, whatever.

You're defining yourself by having a girlfriend or a significant other.  Don't do that.  Be your own man.  You aren't any less if you don't have a girlfriend and you should be proud of who you are, regardless if you're dating or not.  Stop seeing girls, stop hitting on them, just be your own man.

That's my suggestion.  Good luck, brah.
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