Need advice with my current relationship status.

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Jake the Snake

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Cryptic bullshit some girls do drives me nuts. You appear to be a smart guy, don't put up with it. She obviously isn't the most stable person in the word if she's willing to sabotage an entire relationship just because of something her EX BOYFRIEND said. She's nuts. You're better off without her.


Ask this other girl out. Have a good time. Enjoy your life. Seriously, High School doesn't need all the fucking drama people try to put into it. It's fucking high school.
 

pigletbutt

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also quit calling her your ex. she should be referred to as a girl you used to go out with. you should only cry when someone, or something...read- BP- is unkind to animals.
she is immature, you are too, that is ok, it is a product of youth. go on your way, dont look and you might be suprised at what you find.

take the other girl out, and eat her pussy, she will be yours. oh, be kind to her and she will be yours, too, but both of you need to be fair to eachother.
 

breadlord

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After reading these comments, it has benefited, because people kinda ignored the last few lines.... (I knew it would happen.) Anyways she was back in school today and on Monday, I hope, she will be in Jazz Band.

quiet_samurai said:
It's easy....

What do you want to do?
Okay, interesting, interesting.
Now go do it.

I'll have the receptoninst bill you on the way out.
How much will it be, my good sir?

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Zaik said:
She's been openly cheating on you and rubbing your face in it and you've been taking it. Forget that slut and date whoever else.
Also this. I should have added that I was mad at her because she just wasted 6 months of my life. Oh well, that dramatic scene where the last attempt for her to try and get me back but I unleash a bombshell on her, might not happen. Oh well.
 

BonsaiK

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TaboriHK said:
BonsaiK said:
Arguments about shaving her legs and haircuts...? Asking someone else to alter their personal grooming because you happen to prefer certain things is in the same ballpark as her saying to you "you play computer games and I don't, therefore it's games or me". You have to learn to accept other people for who they are, not for who you want them to be. You killed any chances of a healthy relationship with your ex permanently right there.
That's nonsense. Asking a girl to shave her legs is not comparable to being uninterested in her personality. It's a dumb argument to be sure, but you're going way too far the other way with doomsaying. If you can't be honest with your partner, THAT is what kills it.
It's not nonsense at all. Fail to heed that advice at your peril. I'm not saying "don't be honest", I'm just saying "don't get into an argument over what a woman does with her own body". I know more than one girl who has dumped her boyfriend after an an argument like this. It's not the hair itself that's important, it's the precedent of control over the other person that it sets.
 

TaboriHK

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You shouldn't try upstaging her. Nothing tells someone "I'm not over you yet" like the extreme desire to show them 'what they screwed up.'
 

Mr.Pandah

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Even though many have already said it...I feel it needs to be re-iterated. MOVE ON. This girl is obviously not worth the time since she is not the person you once thought she was. Dude, trust me, I'VE BEEN THERE. I was dumped after a three year relationship and the girl began dating another guy THAT SAME WEEK. I never EVER would have imagined something like to have happened. I attempt to make conversation with the girl, because well...I really truly loved her. I did. I still do. Its silly, but I still do. However, I do realize the simple fact that I have to move on. 7 months might seem like a long time, but trust me...thats nothing in terms of relationships. You have plenty more women ahead of you.

Learn from the mistakes in this past relationship. Get rid of the drama and explore new things with new people. It will be for the best. It may seem like a rebound situation, but ya know what? Who cares? You do what you have to do to get by.

I for one have yet to "rebound" and I'm past that stage anyway. I just have a lack of interest in the whole affair at this point.

Just my thoughts.
 

CrashBang

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Wow... it all depends on how much you care about the girl who's now your ex and how tired you are of all the depression, breaking up and general arguments. I've been in a relationship like this in the past and, in the end, it gets to a point where it's just exhausting and you both have to agree to end it and move on. If this is the case with you then you need to find time for yourself, give yourself space to breathe, remember what it's like to be selfish, in a way, and then assess your options. Think about how much you like this girl in band class and whether going for it with her is really the right move. Just take things slow and don't over-think anything

I hope this advice wasn't too vague or generic (I hate generic advice)
 

likalaruku

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Sounds like she's either a bit of a depressed train wreck who can't make up her mind, or she's an attention whore who's playing you & her ex for attention.

I'd avoid texting her or checking her facebook for a week, don't call her more than once a day either. If she responds my trying to contact you incessantly & then gets pissy with you about it, then odds are on her being a needy attention-whore. If she responds positively, then she just felt that you were clingy & smothering her.

Teen relationships are shallow & meaningless, & they should be. Teens are too impatient & hormonal, rarely bothering to know a person as a friend for a year before jumping imidiately into a relationship. Don't bother trying to commit to someone who isn't mentaly mature & take your early relationships with a grain of salt. Wax on-wax off, easy come easy go.

There's also what Comadorcrack suggested; trust problems. You wanna be with a woman who's constantly second-guessing & mistrusting you? Thinking you're always lying to her? Not healthy.
 

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TaboriHK said:
First off, you're not going to take my advice but I'll give it anyway - get away. You are WAAAAAAAY too dependent. If you can't have an honest conversation with someone, you're not really in a relationship. This is all high school bullshit, so none of it will matter anyway, and trust me, you're going to be embarrassed that you actually went through all this later. She ain't worth it, and you are in bad need of some time as a single person. This "world revolves around whether or not she'll leave me" nonsense is frankly more than a little pathetic and not at all where you want to be as far as life and self-esteem goes. Just punch out.
All hail the mighty TaboriHK, for he is a wise man and speaker of the truth.

All this relationship drama in highschool you will look back on and call yourself a dumbass. None of it is worth it, just do crap you enjoy, study, and ignore the drama, its a waste of time.
 

klaynexas3

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you know what you need to do? find all your bro friends, not just friends and even if they're guys they don't count unless they're bros. you know who they are. just hang with them for a little while. fight someone, beat some shit up, commit a few crimes, do whatever it takes to just make her seem like the spec of dirt on the windshield of your life that you need to wipe off that she really is. just have fun essentially. maybe check out this new chick, but for at least a weekend, do nothing but hang with your bro friends. play some guitar, skateboard, do whatever you think would be fun. not trying to get a girl though. there is no such thing as a girl, you just hang with some bros, and have fun
 

AndyFromMonday

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klaynexas3 said:
You're in tune with the chav culture, aren't you?

OT: Write this down. It's a perfect story to tell your grandchildren! Seriously dude, it's high school. Drama like this only happens in a short time frame. Enjoy it!
 

klaynexas3

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AndyFromMonday said:
klaynexas3 said:
You're in tune with the chav culture, aren't you?

OT: Write this down. It's a perfect story to tell your grandchildren! Seriously dude, it's high school. Drama like this only happens in a short time frame. Enjoy it!
the what culture? i honestly have no clue as to what you're talking about.
 

zombiesinc

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breadlord said:
My question for you is, what should I do? And how to do it?
It seems your ex doesn't know what she really wants, which isn't fair to you. She was trying to decide whether she should stay with you, or leave you for her ex... just another reason you should move on. If you're genuinely interested in this girl from band class, pursue it. Take it slow, and make sure it's what you really want, but if you do choose to do this, be prepared for a possible jealous attack or move from your ex. As I already said, she doesn't seem to know what she wants, and she obviously likes attention, so avoid her and her drama (especially via Facebook) as much as possible, especially if you date this band girl.

Honesty is important, but respecting what a person chooses to do with their own body is just as important. Yes, there are exceptions, but you get the point.
 

AndyFromMonday

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klaynexas3 said:
the what culture? i honestly have no clue as to what you're talking about.
You advised a high school student to "beat someone up" with his "bro's" and then also advised him to "commit a few crimes". Does chav really not ring a bell for you? If you're not familiar with the British term then I'm fairly sure the American one is wigger.
 

Trivun

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Your old girlfriend is just messing you around, she's not worth the hassle. Dump her ass, delete her on Facebook and on your phone (and any other form of contact outside face-to-face talking), and just ignore her.

As for the girl from Jazz Band? Go for it. Visit her in hospital, talk to her during band practice, whatever. Just talk to her and ask her out for coffee or something, and good luck to you both. She seems much more worthy of your time than your old girlfriend, that's for certain.
 

CarpathianMuffin

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Just let your ex go. She obviously doesn't know where she wants the relationship to go, and you have other options open for you. Just give a completely break from her a try.