Wise up when you're in a relationship.
By sharksfin
@sharksfin (1091)
Philippines
November 5, 2012 3:55am CST
There's always this problem when you're in a relationship. You gotta always consider the other person when making decisions. You can't think for yourself anymore. So, every time you have to decide even small things, you have to think of what would your partner say -- if they're gonna agree or disagree -- before you can finally end up to a decision. And, most often, this causes lotsa pain because it requires sacrifice on your end. You make choices not solely based on what you really want, rather, what the other person wants. You want to stay out late after work, but you gotta consider your partner...etc etc etc. Many decisions -- small and big -- are affected by whether it's gonna be ok or not to your partner. If you know your partner enough, it's that easy to decide. What hurts the most, though, is when you keep considering them but they don't even consider you. You sacrifice a lot. You give a lot and they're not even willing to do the same.
You expect and ask them to visit you and you agreed to meet up or whatever. Their friends will invite them to have a drink or whatever and they easily can just go and forget about your agreement. You wait forever until they remember that they are to meet you and it's too late. Then, they come to you expecting there shouldn't be anything wrong with that because they didn't even do anything wrong. That is nothing wrong to them. As long as they don't cheat or do the big sins, they're still fine. But, "not considering feelings" isn't wrong enough. *sigh*
There's really no solution to this but communication. However, this doesn't work much if the guy isn't really so much into you than he is into the many other things he enjoys doing. It's important to weigh things. If you wanna do something for them, if you are to sacrifice for them, you gotta tell yourself that those are precious things you are giving away that have a bigger possibility can never be returned. Just give without expectation. Sacrifice without waiting for anything in return.
Another thing is, if you sense that they're really not so much into you, then, might as well don't waste so much time, energy, effort, resources on them so you won't end up feeling sorry for yourself that you have all and are receiving nothing or little. There are so many guys out there who might be so interested in you and willing to give more than you can only they're left sitting in one corner because you're busy attending to a guy who doesn't even give so much a damn on whatever your needs are.
I know that girls are really emotional and all compared to guys and that is why, girls are to wise up when in a relationship to avoid getting so damaged later on.
Your suggestions?
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2 responses
@joliefille (3690)
• Philippines
15 Nov 12
I had this experience with a guy whom I knew online in April, we would send text messages to each other on and off. He would often initiate the conversation and I liked him. But things changed when I would try to initiate the conversation by sending him a text message first and he wouldn't be as responsive and I felt like I was talking to a wall. I don't like that. After observing that pattern for a week, I gave up quietly. I didn't initiate nor sent him a message. After 2 weeks, I would get a text message from him saying he just wanted to drop by and say hi. I only ever answered him with a one liner, saying Hi and good noon. Then he would just reply with "xx". I didn't bother replying to that anymore. Just sick of it.
Women must learn to observe the signs if a guy is still interested in them or not so as not to waste time with someone who is not interested.
@joliefille (3690)
• Philippines
15 Nov 12
I might also want to add that he had repeatedly told me he liked me and I had made it known to him that I liked him too but felt he suddenly lost interest.
@doroffee (4222)
• Hungary
5 Nov 12
I agree that a relationship doesn't work properly if you aren't mature enough. You should be mature enough, because when you're in a couple, you have to think about an aother person, too, not just yourself. You have to make sacfrifices and give, make compromises. But I think it's not good, either, when the other half doesn't do anything to make compromises or do for your favour ever, because that probably means that they're selfish or don't care about you enough.