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A lot of PUA's tell you to move on. That is really smart if you barley know a girl and she tells you that she's not into you. Then it is better to move on.
In this case you may want to consider another alternative. Long distance relationships are the hardest, and ontop of that, she is in college and growing as a person.
I agree with her I don't think you trust her. I noticed my roomate and his girlfriend have a relationship between two different schools. They are happy together. He trust her to go to parties with out him. I think because he knows she loves him, and wont cheat on him.
The most important thing is to understand that without trust you can not have a long distance relationship. You will HAVE to move on, but it won't be a glorious experience of personal development, as in most PUA infatuation stories. Your breakup will cause you extreme pain on both parties, and will take time to regrow and redevelop your esteem. I argue that the better course of action-- give her space without becoming upset. I would like you to consider how you would feel if you where a gay and your boyfriend told you not to go to parties because your a gay and you drink, and when gays drink bad things happen. I know this is extremely vauge and riduclious, but the point I am trying to make is that because you and everyone you know drinks and looks for sex at parites doesn't mean that she is. I know it is a hard concept to grasp, but you have to trust her NOT to sleep with other men. You have to be O.K. with her trial and error. She is young and in college. She is trying to do what is best for her, and she needs to learn by trial and error. You have to be understanding. She will love you for it so much more. It is only O.K. for her to do these things while in college because you can't control her, and now she is acting out. Learn to trust. If you can then you will marry this girl and have the strongest foudation of marriage possible. You need to feel complete with her being around other guys. You are going to have to accept and trust her. You are going to have to put your heart on the line in this awful position, and hope that she wont crush it. That is the best course of action, because if you can, and she is loyal, then you will be in true love. If you can't then you lose her. If she betrayes you then you know you had the guts to give it a shot. If she betrayes you and you always wonder, then you never learned to trust her.
Talk about trust and say, "Trust is difficult for me because of my experiences, and I really want our relationship to work out, but I am struggling because of my trust issues. I don't want to controll you, although I do want to feel secure in our relationship.
Finding another girl and moving on will not elminate your need to control her.
Sincerely,
Magnum45
This is exactly what I needed to read, thanks a lot for this.
Although I don't mind of she goes to partys, it's really just the drinking I have a problem with and I honestly know she would not cheat on me.. but when she's drunk I'm afraid that something could happen to her or that she might do something that she'll regret and I'm not sure how much her new "friends" are looking out for her. I told her I have no problem with her drinking if I'm around, and although I understand what you're saying is it really okay to let her into a situation where she could be vulnerable like that with no one looking out for her.. its just people act different when they're drinking.