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If your in love with her, don't you dare give up on her! She could go out with some guy for a year and then break up with him and you could be with some other chick cuz she looks nice, and then be like... Damn. If she doesn't like you, don't give up either: things change, people change, and no one is narrow-minded or shallow enough forever to not recognize that someone's in love with them.

I've liked a girl for three years and she went out with two guys in that time--one for more than 8 months, but it didn't matter. Things started changing :). Every knight gets a chance to prove himself! Every person gets extra chances and finds new choices. Oh, and don't be so pessimistic, it's bad for your health.
 

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Play her skullcrusher mountin

And don't danm give up!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iob2_8eyMK8&feature=related
 

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Swollen Goat said:
Hey, if you want an omelette you've gotta break a few eggs! ;p I dunno, I think it'd be worth it to get away from emotion. I just need to find the courage to jam an icepick in my eyesocket.
Why the eyesocket? You run the risk of permanent eye damage along with the risk of losing higher brain functions.

Would be better to do it through exact points on your forehead and temples. Sure you might have to drill holes in your skull in order not to crack it completely, but hey, it beats being blind/hald blind at least. :)
 

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RAKtheUndead said:
Blah blah blah relationship problem blah blah blah.

Oh, wait. This is actually a problem I could hypothetically help with. I'm an expert at crushing emotion - although it's sometimes slipped past me with very disturbing effects. What I generally use are my own Rules of Romantic Interactions.

1) Unless explicitly proven otherwise, he/she already has a romantic partner.
1a) On the internet, unless explicitly proven otherwise, she is a man.

2) Even if they are not currently involved in a romantic relationship, they almost certainly are not interested in you.

3) Accentuate their negative traits. Talk to them, identify a feature which you find distasteful or annoying, and focus on that and how little you want to be associated with somebody with that trait.

4) If you cannot successfully identify a negative trait to focus on, accentuate your own negative traits. Find some feature of your own personality which is distasteful or annoying (but not vulgar or offensive) and accentuate that.

5) If you cannot bring it on yourself to act on Rule 4, it is not of critical importance; unless they're stalking you - in which case, you shouldn't have any moral quandries about acting on Rule 4 - they will have accentuated your negative traits for you and recognised that they are not interested in you.

If that doesn't work, there's somebody here who can give you genuine relationship advice. [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/18.117161-Relationship-problem-thread]
That would be excellent advice, if that weren't pretty much what I always do. Like I said, I avoid emotions and I am a pessimist.

Some psychological background on me, if it'll help at all:

My dad was in the U.S. Air Force. I have never lived anywhere for more than two years, until now. I have lived in Florida for about four and a half years now. I hate it here. In case you don't know the general theme of this place, it is full of future prostitutes and gangsters. I wanted to get into law enforcement as soon as I got here because of all the crap these idiots get away with. These people being mostly idiots, not many of them appeal to me as friends, let alone anything more. I have had crushes before, but I have never been nearly this compelled.
Due to what used to be my drifter lifestyle, I keep small groups of friends, around 10 people or so, and rarely stay interested in a single person for more than a couple months, a group for 6-8 months, and then I can't wait to move and get a new crowd of thousands. Until the next relocation, I keep mostly self-contained.
Forgive my reiteration: I have lived here FOUR AND A HALF YEARS NOW. I have doubled my previous record for time in one place, and I haven't kept a close friend for more than a few months and I rarely keep in contact with anyone anymore. Those who I do keep in contact with, it's just because I feel like a dick when I blow people off when they still like staying connected with me because I know that's what most people are used to.
She is the first person who I have kept interest in for this long, which is probably about three or four more times than my average. I feel uncomfortable and disoriented. I can't decide whether I should cut ties to my only friend who's lasted this long or stick with it and get used to this kind of thing, so that, just maybe, I can have friends to last my minimum three years before I move out. If I'm lucky, maybe I'll get a chance at something better than a friend. And optimism is pretty much hypocriticism to me.
 

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Housebroken Lunatic said:
Angryman101 said:
I've never really gotten why people choose to quash these kinds of emotions. Flirting and talking and sexing with a person whose company you enjoy is a lot of fun.
OP: Quashing your emotions doesn't do anything but ruin your enjoyment of things. Let yourself out and have some fun with this chick, even though she has a boyfriend. Subtly seduce her until she realizes that he's a ponce and you are the hairy Greek god of boning. Have fun with her, and enjoy each others' company.
Yeah, because people with no inhibitions who sleep around and flirt at every opportune moment are completely happy and have no emotional baggage what so ever... Right? :p

Don't worry, you'll learn what im talking about at some point. Time does that.

Also, do remember that what you consider to be "fun" might be supremely boring or just not very enjoyable to others.

Heck there are actually people who think that WAR is fun (im not kidding, there are people who are addicted to being shot at, killing people and seeing their comerades in arms die right before their very eyes). And we can try to label these people as "sick" or "psychotic" as much as we like, but that doesn't change the fact that perceptions about different activities vary from person to person.
1. Everyone has baggage.
2. That is why I merely said I don't understand how nor why people quash those emotions. And no, I don't think I will understand, because I've gone through heartbreak and trying to be asexual and love, and I've come to the conclusion that if done right, romance and attraction can be beneficial to psychological health and the general sense of happiness in my life while still being productive and successful in my scholarly and economical endeavors, as have many other people I know. So don't talk down to me about it.
3. You seem to be equating sexual attraction and love, two of the most basic, core emotions and feelings of the human condition, two things that your brain is naturally hard-wired to seek and reward you for and has been with every previous iteration of your species since we became creatures that reproduced sexually, with being an adrenaline junky; someone who has a certifiable psychological condition. Yeah, no. That is a terrible comparison.
 

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Keela said:
RAKtheUndead said:
Blah blah blah relationship problem blah blah blah.

Oh, wait. This is actually a problem I could hypothetically help with. I'm an expert at crushing emotion - although it's sometimes slipped past me with very disturbing effects. What I generally use are my own Rules of Romantic Interactions.

1) Unless explicitly proven otherwise, he/she already has a romantic partner.
1a) On the internet, unless explicitly proven otherwise, she is a man.

2) Even if they are not currently involved in a romantic relationship, they almost certainly are not interested in you.

3) Accentuate their negative traits. Talk to them, identify a feature which you find distasteful or annoying, and focus on that and how little you want to be associated with somebody with that trait.

4) If you cannot successfully identify a negative trait to focus on, accentuate your own negative traits. Find some feature of your own personality which is distasteful or annoying (but not vulgar or offensive) and accentuate that.

5) If you cannot bring it on yourself to act on Rule 4, it is not of critical importance; unless they're stalking you - in which case, you shouldn't have any moral quandries about acting on Rule 4 - they will have accentuated your negative traits for you and recognised that they are not interested in you.

If that doesn't work, there's somebody here who can give you genuine relationship advice. [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/18.117161-Relationship-problem-thread]
That would be excellent advice, if that weren't pretty much what I always do. Like I said, I avoid emotions and I am a pessimist.

Some psychological background on me, if it'll help at all:

My dad was in the U.S. Air Force. I have never lived anywhere for more than two years, until now. I have lived in Florida for about four and a half years now. I hate it here. In case you don't know the general theme of this place, it is full of future prostitutes and gangsters. I wanted to get into law enforcement as soon as I got here because of all the crap these idiots get away with. These people being mostly idiots, not many of them appeal to me as friends, let alone anything more. I have had crushes before, but I have never been nearly this compelled.
Due to what used to be my drifter lifestyle, I keep small groups of friends, around 10 people or so, and rarely stay interested in a single person for more than a couple months, a group for 6-8 months, and then I can't wait to move and get a new crowd of thousands. Until the next relocation, I keep mostly self-contained.
Forgive my reiteration: I have lived here FOUR AND A HALF YEARS NOW. I have doubled my previous record for time in one place, and I haven't kept a close friend for more than a few months and I rarely keep in contact with anyone anymore. Those who I do keep in contact with, it's just because I feel like a dick when I blow people off when they still like staying connected with me because I know that's what most people are used to.
She is the first person who I have kept interest in for this long, which is probably about three or four more times than my average. I feel uncomfortable and disoriented. I can't decide whether I should cut ties to my only friend who's lasted this long or stick with it and get used to this kind of thing, so that, just maybe, I can have friends to last my minimum three years before I move out. If I'm lucky, maybe I'll get a chance at something better than a friend. And optimism is pretty much hypocriticism to me.


Seriously play her the song in my other post if she dosent flee in terror she is the one!
 

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Housebroken Lunatic said:
Swollen Goat said:
My suggestion. Get an icepick, and give yourself a lobotomy. Sure, you may lose some higher brain functions but the emotions should be gone!
What if you enjoy those higher brain functions, but simply don't wish to be bothered by pesky emotions of infatuation?

I hate being attracted to someone, but I'd never want to part ways with my brilliant intellect. It's the most fun toy I've ever owned.
The beauty of the ice pick is that you won't know you had those emotions/brilliant intellect after the scrambling's done. So you won't really miss it.
 

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thedeathscythe said:
Take her from him. I've only been able to do it once, but the girl I had was with a jerk of a guy, so I hung out with her and eventually she left him for me. Now, don't go calling me a dick and stuff, I'm not really proud of it, but I don't really regret it either. I'm just saying, if you think you can be a better man for her than he is, prove it to her. And if you are, she'll choose you.
I don't think I can be a better male figure to her than her boyfriend. She deserves a hell of a lot better than me, and that's another reason why I'm not being all that aggressive in my advances. I think I'd make an awful relationship partner, since I'm always so detached. If she's happy, there's not a chance in hell I'm going to try to take her away from that. I want her to be happy more than I want myself to be happy.
 

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Housebroken Lunatic said:
HotFezz8 said:
yeah - don't.

ok this situation sucks, but seriously mate you will regret not trying for any of those girls literally months after you stop seeing them. for fuck sake man it doesn't hurt to try!
Then again, we're all gonna regret something before we die. It is impossible to die without regrets, unless perhaps if you die during your own birth.

So i'd say that you'll feel a lot better if you embrace the fact that you're gonna regret things on your deathbed no matter how much you try to "live life" (you know, in that sense where you simoply have to try EVERYTHING that comes your way that's being overly hyped these days).

Quite simply, take the edge out of the prospect of regretting something and do whatever the hell one wants.

Regret is natural, so let's stop trying to deny ourselves of the feeling. In fact, even if we try to deny ourselves of it, we're probably going to regret that too at some point...
I believe it is possible to live with no regret http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zH3f9GC9ufw
 

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My solution would be to befriend her find out her flaws and then convince yourself that they're deal breakers, either that or never ever give yourself time to let your mind wander. Those are both easier said than done
 

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Man, take it from me, do NOT kill yourself emotionally. If you do, you will struggle for YEARS to get that shit back. It sucks. It really does.
 

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The_Healer said:
You do come across as whiney.

Question: If you are so cold and unemotional, why are you opening yourself up to the escapist? Its not like anyone here is able to magically change the way you feel.
I recognize you, you have posted on my topics before, and I remember some bad blood. But I still thank you for your opinion.
I don't know why I come to the Escapist for this kind of thing. Probably a combination of how this community is a lot smarter than my real life one, and because most of the jackasses who live here would simply give the advice: "Kick his ass and take his *****." And I know the Internet is not magical, but I've gotten some pretty decent advice here.
 

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Angryman101 said:
1. Everyone has baggage.
Splendid, then we can both conclude that fucking and "nejoyin eachothers company" doesn't solve all of life's problems, and that it would be wrong to assume it would.

Angryman101 said:
2. That is why I merely said I don't understand how nor why people quash those emotions. And no, I don't think I will understand, because I've gone through heartbreak and trying to be asexual and love, and I've come to the conclusion that if done right, romance and attraction can be beneficial to psychological health and the general sense of happiness in my life while still being productive and successful in my scholarly and economical endeavors, as have many other people I know. So don't talk down to me about it.
Im not "talking down" to you anymore than you do to the OP. Also, if you don't understand the mindset of the OP then why do you insist on giving the kind of advice that might have been more helpful to YOU than to him?

I get you might feel this empowering sense of wisdom, because you've made a bunch of realisations about yourself as a person. But that doesn't mean that your "wisdom" can apply to anyone.

Just something that might be worth considering.

Angryman101 said:
3. You seem to be equating sexual attraction and love, two of the most basic, core emotions and feelings of the human condition, two things that your brain is naturally hard-wired to seek and reward you for and has been with every previous iteration of your species since we became creatures that reproduced sexually, with being an adrenaline junky; someone who has a certifiable psychological condition. Yeah, no. That is a terrible comparison.
No I didn't. Read what I wrote again and again until you get it.

Also, you're assuming way too much about "the human condition". But that's material for another thread...
 

Housebroken Lunatic

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Naheal said:
Man, take it from me, do NOT kill yourself emotionally. If you do, you will struggle for YEARS to get that shit back. It sucks. It really does.
Why would you want to?

It's not like you kill "all" emotions. Just the ones that you find annoying.

It's just cognitive behaviour therapy. :)
 

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Remember: If she's single, there's the whole world to compete with. If she has a boyfriend, there's only ONE!

My vocalist came up with the BEST pickup line ever: *Walk up to girl and her boyfriend* "HI!" *shank boyfriend* "So, I hear you're on the rebound?"

But seriously, dont fight it, accept it. There's nothing wrong with feeling shit for a girl. I remember back in the day, I had it BAD for this girl, I mean, we're talking I was losing sleep, not eating, the fucking WORKS. BUT she thought I was basically a little better than a pile of dog shit, and it would have never worked out (ah, socioeconomical seperation, she was rich, I was poor...). Did I try to crush those feelings? HELL NO! I let them come, and I accepted them. I WOULD get drunk every once in a while, and I burned time with other girls, ya know, silver medals as it were...

Then one day, while I was in the middle east, the devil sent me an email saying "Hey, you know your girlfriend back here? Yeah, I totally saw her snogging this guy the other day!" Now, first off, I was single, me and (we'll call her) Mooney had broke it off before I shipped out, and were good friends. Second, why the fuck was it the devil's business anyway? Mooney and I had an open relationship to START with, so I wouldnt have cared!

Basically, what it boiled down to is, I was no longer fawning over the devil, and she was really ticked off that Mooney was getting all of my attention. I realized she was a *****, and told her to feck off.

So, really, you've got to options: Accept the feelings, OR paint the chick as a *****.

Then again, I'm liking the lobotomy option... Just remember, be careful, Ice Picks are nasty, get a nice DeWalt drill with a LONG bit...

"How do you like YOUR brains?" "SCRAMBLED!!!"