Thread 81711576

>girl who "likes me" was seen falling asleep in another man's arms at a party
>we're in a relationship but I no longer have any interest in her after hearing of this
>friends said they didn't have sex and she just fell asleep drunk in his arms only and that I'm being insecure
I don't know why I even bother trying to go for serious relationships, plapping sluts while emotionally detached seems to be the play in 2025

>>81711576 (OP)
>plapping sluts while emotionally detached seems to be the play in 2025
only thing they're good for, man

>>81711576 (OP)
You're just like I was. Always looking for a reason to cut them off.

>>81711583
>>81711576 (OP)
sorry, my dyslexia fucked me over again

we are NOT in a relationship, but we've both shown interest in each other and it was starting to ramp up before this

>>81711576 (OP)
>she just fell asleep drunk in his arms
Brutal

>>81711576 (OP)
>>friends said they didn't have sex and she just fell asleep drunk in his arms
Kek. Sleeping Beauty the slut huh

>girl falls asleep
>I no longer like her
>>>/lgbt/

>>81711576 (OP)
Leave her and don't pay her any mind. Find new friends too.
It's obviously not the first time she's done that. And she will continue behaving that way no matter what.

a woman's idea of a healthy relationship is one in which the man offers unconditional love, changing on the fly to fit the role of either the provider or the lover depending on her mood
you have to give everything to her without wanting anything in return in order for her to love you. love her but not care about her at the same time

>>81712635
Yeah they just want someone that will unconditionally support them even after they emotionally cheated on them (ie. a doormat). The romance genre is littered with love triangles and female MCs temporarily drifting away from their leading love interest with Chad.