| So for 4 months and 1 day I have been in a relationship with a truly beautiful girl who I got through pickup! That was until half an hour ago when she told me she didn't want to be with me anymore! Now most of you may be saying "Awwww, poor Rox." Well fret not my friends because I will tell you how I broke up right! So for the past month and a half my ex has been in a serious battle with some depression brought on because she talked to an ex she never quite got over. It hurt me quite a bit and it has just been compacting stress on both of us. So I was talking to her tonight and she just started to cry and I asked her, "Whats wrong?" She replied saying she didn't want to make me more upset, I simply asked, "You don't want to go out anymore do you?" Boom. Completely nonchalant. I was able to do this because I had been thinking about ending it for quite sometime because it was hurting both of us. She told me how stressed she had been and how she kept thing about her ex and how she loved me but she didn't want to hurt me. This was the first step, accepting it. I told her it had honestly been bugging me a lot as well and I suggested we revert to "the way it used to be" as in FWB, woohoo!. Step 2, you set the terms. Don't be a pussy, say how its going to be. She said it was fine and I told her that I am actually really happy we worked it out, she instantly responded saying she felt much much better, which is good, leave her the same as or better than you got her. I then asked if she wanted to hangout tomorrow night and screw around, and I got an instant yes. So what do I get out of this, I no longer am tied down by a monogamous relationship, I still get to fuck her, I still know she cares about me, and I am a lot less stressed out. Which is step 3, look on the bright side. All and all my day is now exponentially better and I love life! I hope you guys enjoyed this and enjoyed seeing that relationships ending doesn't mean sorrow.
From one artist to another,
Rox _________________ Social interactions and fun, that's why I'm here.
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