But is that love?Sewblon said:Stay with your current girlfriend. When faced with two temptations, choose the safer one.
But is that love?Sewblon said:Stay with your current girlfriend. When faced with two temptations, choose the safer one.
I wouldn't have been harsh if I didn't feel it was necessary.UpSkirtDistress said:You make a harsh but ascute point
Define love. Love is the same word I use to describe chocolate and my computer so you need to be more specific.ThrobbingEgo said:But is that love?Sewblon said:Stay with your current girlfriend. When faced with two temptations, choose the safer one.
Let's go with "a combination of passion, intimacy, and commitment - with a good helping of respect." I'm simplifying here but you also want to be, on an important level, equals with your significant other. That's why you call your romantic interests "partners" afterall.Sewblon said:Define love. Love is the same word I use to describe chocolate and my computer.
That's "Astute."UpSkirtDistress said:You make a harsh but ascute pointThrobbingEgo said:It's possible you have feelings for both - but nothing as certain as love for either. Why? Because you're asking complete strangers for their opinion over whether you should dump your girlfriend or not. When you have to make a commitment, which way are you going to roll? You seem indifferent and unable to choose.UpSkirtDistress said:Is it not possible to consider i have feelings for both. I've said no to girl 2 before but she is still a really good friend so will be part of my life. She isn't exactly waiting around for me she lives her own life. She is an individual not my back up plan. I love my girlfriend ,really i do whether you believe it or not, but i just have feeling for this other girl. At this stage of my relationship i'm just beginning to think maybe there is more out there in the world but i'm afraid to do anything in case i lose her forever which is not what i want
Do you "love" your girlfriend because of her, or because she's there?
Or you can do what Jonathan Rhys Meyers did in Match Point...300lb. Samoan said:go see Two Lovers. Jaoquim Phoenix was in a similar spot, I think.
you don't love your current girlfriend, otherwise you wouldn't post something like this on the internet and you would certainly not be thinking of leaving her, moron!UpSkirtDistress said:*snip*
Internet Kraken" post="18.114403.2087840 said:Why not have both? A hur hur hur
that never works unless you are the freaking man.
Your post is highly constructive and well thought out. (Beats the your an asshole posts,if someone knew the full story and wishes to say so that would be a different matter) I think your right i'm just feeling weird bout being in such a long relationship if its meant to be its meant to be only time will tell.steveo_justice said:That's "Astute."
I'm the kind of guy that sits in my underground doom bunker all day and thinks of survival plans while not installing miniguns and gas turbine engines into my car, so I'd pretend this is a choose your own adventure book and develop a contingency plan.
The worst choice here is to choose one definitively over the other, as you seem to suggest is the only option, as that would give you a 50/50 chance of hitting it off great or being all by your lonesome at square 1 if you botch anything. Breaking up with your current girl would produce this effect, as the rejection would ruin any future chance you have with her.
I would continue to see your original girl, and if it works out, then hey, you made the right choice. But it would also be wise to stay close to Girl #2, just close enough to keep her in a state of interest, so that if at any point you botch your relationship with Girl #1 you can fall back on #2.
Furthermore, if you later choose #2 over #1, you should be sure to break up with #1 under harsh, stressful circumstances not connected to your relationship, so that if you decide you want to to get back with #1 after hooking up with #2 you have some material to bullshit your way back into her life with. "I lost my job and my dog died and I was addicted to Heroine pity me!" will do a lot more for your chances than "Yeah so the sex got boring."
If you're really slick, you can just marry each one and then move to Indonesia.
I suppose you have a point. Even if he had dumped her only because he knew that he was having thoughts about other girls and he didn't think that he could be good enough to her, it would seem like he was simply rejecting her.ThrobbingEgo said:You think it's any better if you dump her for her? At least if you're leaving her, you're the douche. If you're dumping her for her - you're rejecting her. I'd argue that's much more painful - when the person who hurts you isn't the bad guy.Marble Dragon said:Could you figure it out? Think of your current girlfriend. Picture her in your mind, in remarkable detail. Even put her normal outfit, jewelry, makeup, ect. onto that mental image. Now picture what she'll go through if out of the blue, you tell her that you've dumped her for some other girl that you met two years ago.
When I dumped my ex, for the right reasons, she still got hurt.Marble Dragon said:]I suppose you have a point. Even if he had dumped her only because he knew that he was having thoughts about other girls and he didn't think that he could be good enough to her, it would seem like he was simply rejecting her.
Okay, that's one more hour I'm going to be sitting around, thinking about this thread.