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Mr.2D

Member
Oct 28, 2017
36
What is telling though is her lack of response and interest, you should try somewhere else or you might lose your time and she might make you look like a creep to your coworkers (this sht spread fast), so watch out.

Yeah, I have the same concern. I've been very discreet and she seems that way too but you never know. I haven't actively pursued it for the past few weeks but there's still a bit of a crush left.
 

Sygma

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
954
Does that sound like it's going okay? Or is she kind of brushing me off? Saying she's busy for a couple of weeks doesn't really give me a huge indication that she's eager to see me. Especially because she doesn't have a full time job. I appreciate that she volunteers and has friends, etc to attend, it's hard to believe she wouldn't be able to free up some time.

Its the oldest woman's trick in the book. To see if you can take it. To see if you can be your own strong dude with his world still spinning around despise the interest, because that's the person a woman need

You said "sure, let me know when you change your mind" and it couldn't have been more perfect. You basically don't give a shit from now on because the ball is in her court, instead ... go date some more. Don't contact her. Let her live by her word, don't be pushy / needy.

If she contact you back, you ll know. If she doesn't, her initial text simply meant that she isn't honest ... so you don't want her to begin with.

At the beginning, one date per week is plentiful
 

EchoChamber

Avenger
Oct 27, 2017
2,489
I uploaded another photo and my trustworthiness is over 9000(81%) but at least my attractiveness is 54% now.

Damn this shit is addictive.
 

Ernest

Member
Oct 25, 2017
7,501
So.Cal.
Awe damn apparently i look dumb but attractive.

46% smart
78% attractive
What's interesting is how I found that with different photos, as my "attractiveness" went up, my "intelligence" went down, and vice versa. These two qualities seemed to affect each other inversely. Like, you can't be both smart and attractive.
("trustworthiness", whatever the hell that even implies, seemed to stay the same either way)
 

Sygma

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
954
What's interesting is how I found that with different photos, as my "attractiveness" went up, my "intelligence" went down, and vice versa. These two qualities seemed to affect each other inversely. Like, you can't be both smart and attractive.
("trustworthiness", whatever the hell that even implies, seemed to stay the same either way)

... simply look the part and you can have both
 

TolerLive

Senior Lighting Artist
Verified
Nov 15, 2017
1,858
Redmond, WA
Update: Couple of years later, I wanted to remove this post. I've overcome the depression from this event and have moved on :)
 
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Addie

One Winged Slayer
Member
Oct 25, 2017
8,740
DFW
To be honest, you fucked up by flirting, and I think there's a pretty decent chance your girlfriend will find out. Also, that was a dick move: no pun intended. But you realize that, so I won't dwell on it.

Also, I don't mean to minimize your situation -- at all -- but you can make it 4 weeks until graduation. It may not seem like it, but this horror show you've described is nearly over. Take time to enjoy the Thanksgiving break with your family (seriously) and see if there's something you can do.

Finally, your roommate can't unilaterally kick you out. Presumably you both signed a lease. Presumably you both pay rent to a landlord. I'd just preemptively bring a bunch of shit home with you so that he can't wreck it, live sparsely for the next month, and make yourself as scarce as possible to reduce conflict.

Basically, you really can call his bluff.

(Of course, he'll send the dick pics to your girlfriend, so you might want to warn her about that.)

Either that, or find a series of friends' couches to sleep on.
 

Sygma

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
954
I don't know what to do.

Stop being such a doormat and call his shit out. Also tell that you ll call the landlord straight, aswell as contacting his other friends / ex girlfriend / whatever shit you know that will put a leverage on the situation. He's using his girlfriend, you ll use everything else.

This dude is using you and you re letting him walk all over you. Its time to end it, if anything ever happens to you in terms of physical injury / whatever, you call the cops and he ll be expelled. Beat some sense into him man. The fucker already is responsible for your degrading health AND YOU RE BRUSHING IT OFF.
 

HammerFace

Avenger
Oct 25, 2017
2,227
I appreciate the response. In slight defense of myself, there were no dick pics. That was made up on her and, so there is nothing for him to send in that regard. But I still feel real shitty about the situation. I hate myself for it. If i'm ashamed of myself and my actions, and think I'm a terrible person for it, what steps do I take to making myself a better person? I just feel lost.

You might want to tell your girlfriend about it. So you take away the last of his power because he can't kick you out and it seems like he's mostly banking on blackmailing you as a way to get you out of the apartment.
 

Sygma

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
954
You might want to tell your girlfriend about it. So you take away the last of his power because he can't kick you out and it seems like he's mostly banking on blackmailing you as a way to get you out of the apartment.

yeah that, priority numero uno. then all the rest mentionned in my post because hot damn dude, how can you not respect yourself that much is beyond my understanding. Go get some therapy or something too, because its never a bad move
 

Notaskwid

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
5,652
Osaka
By the way this story went I'd honestly be surprised if this roommate of yours hasn't at least tried to sleep with your girlfriend.
 

Gotdatmoney

Member
Oct 28, 2017
14,501
I fucked up massively and massively and I seriously don't know what to do, I feel lost and like I'm better off dead.

I've been going to college for 5 years. 3 Semesters ago I met a guy who went on to become one of my best friends. This last summer he moved into my apartment (along with 3 other guys) near school, and as soon as we started living together things went to shit. We began getting in constant fights and butting heads about everything. He got a cat even though our landlords explicitly said no pets, but I let it slide because he promised to pay any fees if the cat was discovered. I began having breathing problems and realized that I was badly allergic to cats, but he would not get rid of it. I knew he was kind of an asshole sometimes before he moved in, my first clue was when last year he purposely forget his new girlfriends birthday so that he wouldn't have to buy her a present. Not only that but i discovered that he had been cheating on her with another woman. He is a fairly famous youtuber and has his snapchat listed on his channel, and I also caught him receiving nudes from numerous women and he made no efforts to stop that (he continued chatting with them). That really made me think less of him, but he was still a close friend and someone I saw regularly so I allowed him to move in with me regardless. As my summer went on I grew more and more depressed, living at my apartment made me hate life. I went to the school at 8am and stayed some nights until midnight. I was so afraid to come home because the house was a massive shithole where no one cleaned, I couldn't breathe when I was there (even with my inhaler), and this guy who used to be such a good friend was becoming my biggest enemy. One day, new neighbors moved into the apartment right next to ours. I met a girl who had moved in and she saved me. She made my summer a million times better. We started dating and I was the happiest person ever. As the summer ended and my final semester of school began (im done in december), my depression came back due to my relationship with my roommate getting even worse, and the difficulties of working while taking a 20 credit semester. I spent many nights crying because of how much I hated life, but I knew that I just had to make it to december 20th. Last week my roommate broke up with his girlfriend (the same one he had cheated on). The day after he broke up with her he had a new girl come stay the night (he said they were working on "music" for a video). The girl he had stay the night was a girl that another mutual friend of ours was crushing on for years. Me, my roommate, and this other guy were all very close, but he (after 1 day being single) brought our friends crush over to fuck.

A few days later his ex girlfriend messaged me on facebook asking if I could help her move some things out of our apartment that she had left there. My roommate was cool with it because neither of them wanted to see each other and they wanted a middle man. I helped her move stuff out. Over the next few days she kept messaging me and she was clearly in an emotional state and seemed to really be calling out for help. So i would respond to her and I was sincere and letting her know they things would be okay and that time would heal everything. This past saturday I was up north staying at my families hunting shack, and I was very drunk. my roommates ex was snapchatting me and she started to become flirty. I was turned off by it right away, but then all my feelings of anger about my roommate kind of came to a head and I wasn't thinking straight. I flirted back. She told me that she wanted to sleep with me, and she started asking if I wanted to come over to her place the next night.. I said yes.

The next morning I sent her a message, "Look ______, my head has been spinning all night long and I don't think I can do this. I've been extremely depressed and emotional this semester, and if I committed on any of the things we talked about that it would send me down a very dark path. You're a very nice person, and I'm sorry."

Today I was sitting in my web design class and my roommate asked me when I was coming home. I told him 5:30. Then he asked where I was. I said I was in class on the first floor of Applied Arts (one of our buildings). 15 minutes latter the door to the room opens and its my roommate standing in my class. He motions to me so I go out the door and he says he wants to talk to me. Were both walking down the hall and hes not saying anything but hes leading me to the stairwell. We walk into the stairwell and he says that his ex told him I was flirting with her and sending her dick pics. He said that I have been nothing but a detriment to him, he can not have me in his life. He said he wouldn't tell my girlfriend, but he wants me out of the apartment after thanksgiving. I cried to his face and told him everything but he repeated that he wanted me gone.

Now I have nowhere to live for the next month before I graduate, and all of this has just ruined me and my emotional state right now. I recognize how large of a mistake I made, and I feel just completely dead in the water. I don't know what to do.

Lol you are not moving anywhere. The dude doesn't own the house. He can't kick you out. In fact you tell him he can fuck off to the moon for even implying he has any say in kicking you out.

With that out of the way, tell your gf everything. You did and extremely stupid thing but this isn't blackmail worthy. She may dump you she may noy but you can't hide this especially on the whim of an asshole.

There is a month of school left. Just tread lightly around home, study and move on with your life. Don't play middle man in other people's breakups. Especially if you dont even like the dude. Don't be the shoulder for girls who are barely your friends to cry on. And finally, dont be weak, don't be petty. You dont flirt because your mad at someone. You don't indulge in that stupidity (especially when you alreadybhave a gf) just because you're unhappy. You have to separate your actions from your emotion or you end up in situations like the one you're in.

These things said, it's not as bad as you think. And you seriously need to tell this dude to fuck off with his threats of kicking you out. In plain words tell him no. You told your gf, whatever happens with her happens but he cant blackmail you.
 

Subpar Scrub

Attempted to circumvent ban with alt account
Banned
Oct 25, 2017
3,576
Toler, that guy can choke on shit. He can't just kick you out, and the fact that he's keeping a pet against the rules (and your health) plus he doesn't clean makes him a piece of shit.

Tell him to back off, tell your girlfriend early so that he doesn't have that leverage, and get through the last month of your course. You can do this.

Yet another somewhat famous YouTuber who turns out to be a fuck.
 

TolerLive

Senior Lighting Artist
Verified
Nov 15, 2017
1,858
Redmond, WA
I never posted on neogaf back in the day, i only ever lurked. So I was unsure how this would go when i posted here but it's been very encouraging to talk to you all about this. All of my roommates left for our thanksgiving break today except myself. My roommate told me to find a new place to live by the time he is back. Tomorrow morning im going to tell my girlfriend aboit everything and than im going to call my roommate and let him know that i wont allow him to blackmail me.
 

Notaskwid

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
5,652
Osaka
I never posted on neogaf back in the day, i only ever lurked. So I was unsure how this would go when i posted here but it's been very encouraging to talk to you all about this. All of my roommates left for our thanksgiving break today except myself. My roommate told me to find a new place to live by the time he is back. Tomorrow morning im going to tell my girlfriend aboit everything and than im going to call my roommate and let him know that i wont allow him to blackmail me.
Hope it goes well for you. But you should do it today, not tomorrow.
 
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Salamando

Salamando

Member
Oct 25, 2017
503
I never posted on neogaf back in the day, i only ever lurked. So I was unsure how this would go when i posted here but it's been very encouraging to talk to you all about this. All of my roommates left for our thanksgiving break today except myself. My roommate told me to find a new place to live by the time he is back. Tomorrow morning im going to tell my girlfriend aboit everything and than im going to call my roommate and let him know that i wont allow him to blackmail me.
What's the lease situation like? Who's name is on it?
 
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Salamando

Salamando

Member
Oct 25, 2017
503
Wait. I thought it was just two people in an apartment.

Now there are multiple roommates?

I'm so curious about the living situation in general now.
This last summer he moved into my apartment (along with 3 other guys) near school, and as soon as we started living together things went to shit.
The OP had an apartment already, four other guys moved in, and now the jerkass roommate is trying to kick him out of his own apartment. There's plenty of questions to be asked here...namely, is Toler and/or Jerkass on the lease, what do the other three guys think of this all, who would the landlord come down on if they found a cat, who is responsible for any damages to the apartment....
 

Alice

Banned
Nov 2, 2017
5,867
So I've been talking more with the ladyfriend I'd talked about in the last post.

It seems she's interested in me as well, but wants to take it slowly. I'm completely fine with that, I really need a break after the last relationship with a BPD person going completely racecar into everything.

Problem is, since it's slightly long distance (About a 4 hour drive - Not too big a deal) I've been thinking ahead (perhaps a stupid habit of mine) about any sort of endgame. I know for sure that I'd hate it in her corner of the country. However, I would also feel awful about asking her to move anywhere towards me, because she has a child and I wouldn't want to tear that child's life apart over something as a relationship.

I know this is thinking too far this early on, but is there even a point in pursuing something this seemingly hopeless? We click amazingly well, better than I've ever clicked with anyone else before, that's what makes this such a mindbender.
 
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Sygma

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
954
So I've been talking more with the ladyfriend I'd talked about in the last post.

It seems she's interested in me as well, but wants to take it slowly. I'm completely fine with that, I really need a break after the last relationship with a BPD person going completely racecar into everything.

Problem is, since it's slightly long distance (About a 4 hour drive - Not too big a deal) I've been thinking ahead (perhaps a stupid habit of mine) about any sort of endgame. I know for sure that I'd hate it in her corner of the country. However, I would also feel awful about asking her to move anywhere towards me, because she has a child and I wouldn't want to tear that child's life apart over something as a relationship.

I know this is thinking too far this early on, but is there even a point in pursuing something this seemingly hopeless? We click amazingly well, better than I've ever clicked with anyone else before, that's what makes this such a mindbender.

You answered your own questions by simply talking about it man. Read your own words

None of the directions available are making you feel at ease about the relationship, pretty straightforward imho. There's no need to think about end game or anything as of now, if I were you I'd ask myself what would it mean to maybe be a father with that lady, and see where your train of thought goes
 

Alice

Banned
Nov 2, 2017
5,867
Hm, yeah, to myself, these questions seem answered. But I feel like some outside perspective, especially in terms of maturity, and from people who've had to deal with similar things would be helpful.

I don't think I need to put myself into a "father role" here, or even down the road, because the kid's old enough for me to not even need to be a surrogate father.
 

Alek

Games User Researcher
Verified
Oct 28, 2017
8,474
Its the oldest woman's trick in the book. To see if you can take it. To see if you can be your own strong dude with his world still spinning around despise the interest, because that's the person a woman need

You said "sure, let me know when you change your mind" and it couldn't have been more perfect. You basically don't give a shit from now on because the ball is in her court, instead ... go date some more. Don't contact her. Let her live by her word, don't be pushy / needy.

If she contact you back, you ll know. If she doesn't, her initial text simply meant that she isn't honest ... so you don't want her to begin with.

At the beginning, one date per week is plentiful

Right, cheers for the advice man. I appreciate it.

I kind of fucked up on your advice (did this before I read it). Since we ended up texting each other, about random shit. Random questions like what's your favourite super power, etc. Just goofy, flirty questions. Reckon I should drop that and avoid talking to her via text?
 

Sygma

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
954
Right, cheers for the advice man. I appreciate it.

I kind of fucked up on your advice (did this before I read it). Since we ended up texting each other, about random shit. Random questions like what's your favourite super power, etc. Just goofy, flirty questions. Reckon I should drop that and avoid talking to her via text?

yeah, if shes not bringing up a date via texts when contacting you, you do that. keep the texting at the bare minimum, ideally you want to bring up a date proposal after like 2 - 3 minutes. if she keep saying "im busy", then you get back at the "ok well, let me know when you change your mind, I gotta go now"

Basically you want dates, not chit chat on the phone / messenger / skype / whatever. You don't chase, instead you get chased / offer dates and if the person isn't interested, on to the next one / on with your life etc

A girl need to wonder about what you re up to for her interest to rise. When you do everything right on a date, she ll look forward for more because you make her feel good, and that's what she'll associate your name to

A dude should do 20% of the chasing / talking. You offer dates, make her feel real good, make her talk a lot by being interested in what she has to say - asking questions. You don't answer to stuff straightforwardly too much so she has to work a little bit, and then you create an opportunity for sex to happen when you feel like its right. Rinse & repeat, with time she ll want to see you more. Like, you literally don't have to do anything else, and you don't have to overthink either since you always wanna have other date opportunities aslong as you re not explicitely in an exclusive relationship

Effortless dating, and I'm insisting on the effortless bit, will make you feel more confident since you don't have to deal with your mind plagued by questions. You just take what's on the plate, give her space to grow more attached to you and if you feel the same, she WILL want to take it further, which you just have to agree to
 
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Gotdatmoney

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Oct 28, 2017
14,501
So I've been talking more with the ladyfriend I'd talked about in the last post.

It seems she's interested in me as well, but wants to take it slowly. I'm completely fine with that, I really need a break after the last relationship with a BPD person going completely racecar into everything.

Problem is, since it's slightly long distance (About a 4 hour drive - Not too big a deal) I've been thinking ahead (perhaps a stupid habit of mine) about any sort of endgame. I know for sure that I'd hate it in her corner of the country. However, I would also feel awful about asking her to move anywhere towards me, because she has a child and I wouldn't want to tear that child's life apart over something as a relationship.

I know this is thinking too far this early on, but is there even a point in pursuing something this seemingly hopeless? We click amazingly well, better than I've ever clicked with anyone else before, that's what makes this such a mindbender.

An hour and a half is like the complete max I would be willing to try and that's if the person was unbelievable from every perspective. 4 hours though? And none of yall would consider moving?

Have fun with it for now but if no one will move it is not going anywhere. Long distance has to have an end goal of moving in close range or it's just not going to work the vast majority of the time.
 

Alice

Banned
Nov 2, 2017
5,867
An hour and a half is like the complete max I would be willing to try and that's if the person was unbelievable from every perspective. 4 hours though? And none of yall would consider moving?

Have fun with it for now but if no one will move it is not going anywhere. Long distance has to have an end goal of moving in close range or it's just not going to work the vast majority of the time.

It's still a bit too early to entertain the thought of moving. But you're right, as long as nothing comes along, we might as well have fun with it.
 

Gotdatmoney

Member
Oct 28, 2017
14,501
It's still a bit too early to entertain the thought of moving. But you're right, as long as nothing comes along, we might as well have fun with it.

I'm not really saying you should talk about moving. I'm just saying that long distance relationships that don't set reasonable goals of relocating to closer distance generally don't last. So have fun with it for now. But yeah, don't expect anything serious if you know you don't want to move and you know she probably wont either.
 

Alice

Banned
Nov 2, 2017
5,867
It's kind of funny that you guys from a generally 24 times as large country are more down on the four hour drive than any German actually is. XD

Not saying you're wrong, just a general observation.
 

Ernest

Member
Oct 25, 2017
7,501
So.Cal.
Well, if you have solid plans to live close to (or with) each other soon, then yeah, an hour or two apart is no big deal. But if you have to keep commuting that far just to hang out with no future plans to be close, it'll drain you.
 

Alice

Banned
Nov 2, 2017
5,867
I guess it should be noted that, for my job, I basically travel five to six hours every second day.

Working key accounts has dulled me to long commutes.
 

Alek

Games User Researcher
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Oct 28, 2017
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Hell, 1 hour drive away is too far to sustain a serious relationship - a 4 hour drive may as well be across the globe.

Hmm, I disagree with the one hour drive. You could easily spend every weekend with your partner with an hour drive after work. Heck, some of my colleagues partners commute for 1 hour, just to get into work, and then drive back to their partners in the evenings.

That said, I would never deliberately seek out a relationship like that. It's just a pain, and it does put strain on the relationship.
 

Ernest

Member
Oct 25, 2017
7,501
So.Cal.
Hmm, I disagree with the one hour drive. You could easily spend every weekend with your partner with an hour drive after work. Heck, some of my colleagues partners commute for 1 hour, just to get into work, and then drive back to their partners in the evenings.
Again, read my other posts. That's fine for a short fling, but what are your plans for the long term? Do you have any? You can't be that far apart if you plan on staying together for the long term.
 

Alek

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Oct 28, 2017
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Again, read my other posts. That's fine for a short fling, but what are your plans for the long term? Do you have any? You can't be that far apart if you plan on staying together for the long term.

Talk to them, figure something out. The girl I was out with the other day lives 10 miles away, not a huge distance, but she wants to move to the town I live in. So it becomes a non-issue.

Obviously, it depends where it is. If it's 1 hour away and neither of you can ever see yourselves moving in each others direction, then I agree it won't work, but that's often not the case.

I just wouldn't dismiss it generally. You can usually figure out if someone would be willing to move for a relationship pretty early on in conversation, and go from there. If they're really career minded and came to x place for that, then they're unlikely to move, etc.
 

Alice

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Nov 2, 2017
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It's definitely not a long term solution. I'm pretty sure we all know that. No LDR can work without an end goal.
 

gaiages

Member
Oct 25, 2017
488
Florida
The drive depends simply on how easy or hard it is for both parties to travel. An hour drive can be easy for some, and hard for others. One person might not have a car, so an hour drive only being done by one side in the relationship can be draining. Or, for some, an hour commute can still be in the same city or area, and doesn't mean anything. For me, an hour drive can place me in a different state--for others, that's just an average subway ride.

Also, an hour work commute (which would be required to keep your job) is different than an hour drive to visit someone, in a relationship context or otherwise.
 

HammerFace

Avenger
Oct 25, 2017
2,227
Again, read my other posts. That's fine for a short fling, but what are your plans for the long term? Do you have any? You can't be that far apart if you plan on staying together for the long term.

I mean I think you can. Like if you're still early enough into the relationship that living together isn't an option, then you're probably at the stage where you aren't going to need to see each other everyday. Just keep constant contact and after work on Friday ends go spend the whole weekend with them to make up for any lost time, have dates etc. And an hour away is still close enough that if you really need to see each other you can. Obviously this isn't how you spend your whole relationship, but for a time I can definitely seeing it being manageable.
 

Alek

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Oct 28, 2017
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The drive depends simply on how easy or hard it is for both parties to travel. An hour drive can be easy for some, and hard for others. One person might not have a car, so an hour drive only being done by one side in the relationship can be draining. Or, for some, an hour commute can still be in the same city or area, and doesn't mean anything. For me, an hour drive can place me in a different state--for others, that's just an average subway ride.

Also, an hour work commute (which would be required to keep your job) is different than an hour drive to visit someone, in a relationship context or otherwise.

It is, but I've often found the reason people often hesitate to move is because they're career focused, and want to keep their job. But at the same time, they're often willing to travel to work for an hour, so that's often one way in which a lot of couples compromise, by moving in together, narrowing the distance to each other, but increasing the distance to work.
 

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Should I move on indefinitely?

A woman I've known for a few years moved away from the US a few months ago and the feelings I had towards her come back whenever I speak to her. I find myself missing her more and more.

Our conversations have shifted in tone ever since she moved away. She's depressed and even admitted I was the only to notice. She's scared of whether or not she'll be able to compete if she goes to school at home and family and friends keep suggesting that she won't be able to make a living in the art field, as if they don't support her. I'm in the art and design field and my mom's an artist and I'm constantly trying to encourage her, to do what she's passionate about, which led her to tell me that I'm a big inspiration for her.

I'm going to be in Europe in February and I told her. She asked me when, where and why and the idea of visiting her came up in my mind, but I don't know if it's wise because I feel it will freshen some of the wounds I have from missing her.

When she was in the US we had a thing, but never wanted to make anything more of it because we both knew she'd be leaving in the next years. We've only grown closer since shes been gone.

What should I do? I have no issues moving on with rejections and little rounds of infatuation, but this is something that has been gripping me for quite a while.
 

valentine

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Nov 15, 2017
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Should I move on indefinitely?

A woman I've known for a few years moved away from the US a few months ago and the feelings I had towards her come back whenever I speak to her. I find myself missing her more and more.

Our conversations have shifted in tone ever since she moved away. She's depressed and even admitted I was the only to notice. She's scared of whether or not she'll be able to compete if she goes to school at home and family and friends keep suggesting that she won't be able to make a living in the art field, as if they don't support her. I'm in the art and design field and my mom's an artist and I'm constantly trying to encourage her, to do what she's passionate about, which led her to tell me that I'm a big inspiration for her.

I'm going to be in Europe in February and I told her. She asked me when, where and why and the idea of visiting her came up in my mind, but I don't know if it's wise because I feel it will freshen some of the wounds I have from missing her.

When she was in the US we had a thing, but never wanted to make anything more of it because we both knew she'd be leaving in the next years. We've only grown closer since shes been gone.

What should I do? I have no issues moving on with rejections and little rounds of infatuation, but this is something that has been gripping me for quite a while.
I think it's worth a shot to stop in and visit her and just see what happens. Seeing each other in person again will help you gauge if the vibes feel right. If it doesn't feel right go ahead and enjoy your trip to Europe, who knows maybe Misses right will be at a small cafè in Venice :P
 

kristoffer

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Oct 23, 2017
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I was looking through some messages today to see what worked for me and what didn't and actually the most successful message I've ever sent was:

"hey I am so drunk right now but I want you to know that your profile makes you look like you are the shit and i think we should get Thai food in ___ somewhere because I am pretty sure you'd like me and if I am wrong then I will pay for your meal so bam"

don't overthink it, and if she ghosts you after one text don't be afraid to send another if you're really into that person
 

Gotdatmoney

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Again, read my other posts. That's fine for a short fling, but what are your plans for the long term? Do you have any? You can't be that far apart if you plan on staying together for the long term.

An hour distance is relative to where you live, what traffic looks like in your location, both parties ability to travel, how far work/school is for you among other things.

You can make an hour work long term until both parties are ready to close the gap. I just would ask people why you want to pursue that length of distance. If you live in the middle of no where then perhaps its simply a reality that you have to drive. Or maybe you live in a major city and traffic and public transit just makes longer commute a reality for everyone.

It really is dependent on the situation. An hour isn't that bad. That said, I wouldn't do it if there are options within a close range. 4 hours is bonkers though.