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im such a mess right now, this girl is very special to me but she makes me miserable.
she plays these fucking mind games, i dont have very many freinds anymore. 2 went to the army, 2 moved away and ive got 2 left that are always working.. these where all very very close freinds..
but anyway she has a ton of guy friends and she is always busy with something and she will tell me all about her planst, NOT invite me to them then get back from them and tell me how fun they where. and the hole time im stuck at home miserable.
these fucking mind games make me feel like a piece of shit and im sick of it i like this girl a lot
i have no idea what to do..
P.S. theres no cheating going on she just absolutely loves the feeling she gets when she blows me off, the oooh i have the power in the relationship feeling.
You identify her dominance and control as two primary characteristics of her personality in your relationship, yet you find her "special" and you "like this girl a lot".
You have to ask yourself, are you really miserable, or are you happy being miserable? Because from what I can see, you like the mind games, you feel awful when she's not around and euphoric when she gives you attention...like a puppy around his master. At some level, you must realize that she is the source of your misery. But, much as an addict who knows heroine is destroying his life, you continue jabbing the needle into your wrist.
So here's the thing: we all think that we can be the captains of our relationships based on PUA philosophy. Well, PUA is an awful source to look at for relationship advice. If the answers "Sarge." and "Go sleep with ten other women." don't solve your problems, you need to look elsewhere for guidance.
In the real world, long term relationships work because the partners fit into their roles. Sometimes the woman leads the relationship. She may not be very good at it because she's a woman, but the man is just not strong enough to do it...then that's
exactly what makes the relationship work for both of them. If you change the dynamics, if all of a sudden one or both parties stop playing their role, it could be a show stopper. Just so we're clear,
in order to change and become the dominant party in the relationship, you must be willing to risk losing her forever. If you accept this, you will find that the answers to your relationship problems are right in front of you.