Worst... relationship... ever...
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Lollikittie wrote...
I didn't want to have to say this.I am a legit Yandere. I'm extremely passive about it, but the underlying mental facets are there.
I've had plenty of time to realize the behaviors and responses within myself that are unhealthy, and I'm working very hard to correct them, in order to achieve a genuine and lasting happiness.
But you know what?
It's not fun for me, and it's not fun for my significant other.
It's difficult. It sucks.
It causes fights. It causes drama. It ruins social lives. It's all rooted in insecurity, and insecurity is the bane of trusting, functional relationships.
I apologize for my ignorance. I guess the only real appeal in yandere was the fact tat someone could be so passionate about me they wold do anything. I guess that's nothing but a selfish unthoughtful desire. Thanks for telling me your opinion and about and I'm sorry once again.
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nintendo414 wrote...
for my ignorance. I guess the only real appeal in yandere was the fact tat someone could be so passionate about me they wold do anything. I guess that's nothing but a selfish unthoughtful desire. Thanks for telling me your opinion and about and I'm sorry once again.You misunderstood me.
There is a big, obvious line between Yandere and 'Someone who will always love you.' The truth of the matter is... When you're insecure and unstable, and someone shows you kindness/love, you want to cling onto them as hard as you can. Even if your own feelings may not be as deep as you claim them to be.
Wanting eternal love is not selfish, but overlooking someone's emotional baggage, and even going so far as to seek someone out with quite a lot... it's not going to make for a lasting connection.
When you really, truly, genuinely love someone... you want the best for them. Even if it means making them face the unsavory truths about themselves.
You don't have to be crazy and jealous to love someone forever. It just needs to be the right person.
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Lollikittie wrote...
nintendo414 wrote...
for my ignorance. I guess the only real appeal in yandere was the fact tat someone could be so passionate about me they wold do anything. I guess that's nothing but a selfish unthoughtful desire. Thanks for telling me your opinion and about and I'm sorry once again.You misunderstood me.
There is a big, obvious line between Yandere and 'Someone who will always love you.' The truth of the matter is... When you're insecure and unstable, and someone shows you kindness/love, you want to cling onto them as hard as you can. Even if your own feelings may not be as deep as you claim them to be.
Wanting eternal love is not selfish, but overlooking someone's emotional baggage, and even going so far as to seek someone out with quite a lot... it's not going to make for a lasting connection.
When you really, truly, genuinely love someone... you want the best for them. Even if it means making them face the unsavory truths about themselves.
You don't have to be crazy and jealous to love someone forever. It just needs to be the right person.
Probably should go for those who can balance my own emotional baggage. Anyway thanks it gets hard when you see everyone around find this "love" thing and your stuck in the constant conflict of attraction/love until you just swear off it forever or until someone likes you first.
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nintendo414 wrote...
Probably should go for those who can balance my own emotional baggage. Anyway thanks it gets hard when you see everyone around find this "love" thing and your stuck in the constant conflict of attraction/love until you just swear off it forever or until someone likes you first.
Well, yes and no..
It is generally a better idea to work on yourself before you get into a relationship with someone. True eternal love is something you have to strive for and work towards, that being said... it's not easy.
I know that it's pretty easy to think that eternal love is 'perfect'. [I.e. without conflict], or that it never has its ups and downs. That's the farthest thing from the truth.
Eternal Love is exactly like all other relationships, except for one, big difference:
It's all worth it.
You'll have arguments, you'll make mistakes. But it'll be worth it. They'll bring something irreplaceable to your life. Something beautiful.
But this amazing, beautiful thing... is something that that requires a lot of effort to build and maintain.
That being said... both partners need to be pretty sound of mind. Love may be a matter of the heart, but in the case of everyday trials and tribulations -- Rationality is your best asset.
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It will take some time to even believe it exist, but I'll just find find out what i really want. Thanks Lolli
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@OP Ok, I am sorry but you had that one comming. Too many red flags.
I had this awful abusive/controling relationship with this guy for a few years. He basically tried to tell me what I could and could not do. When I tried to break up with him he threatened to kill himself. Yeah after months of being really flipping unhappy I finally started to see other people, thus cheating on him. Finally he fucking broke up with me. (YESSS)
I had this awful abusive/controling relationship with this guy for a few years. He basically tried to tell me what I could and could not do. When I tried to break up with him he threatened to kill himself. Yeah after months of being really flipping unhappy I finally started to see other people, thus cheating on him. Finally he fucking broke up with me. (YESSS)
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My most recent break up was the worst one.
We met over the internet when my friends, also his friend, introduced us. We got along just well and we would webcam all the time and laugh at stupid shit. Things got heated up and once it happened I learned that he already had a girlfriend and he was just using me. So I didn't hear from him for months almost a year and I sort of felt bad for him so I began talking to him again. He was still with the girl but they were constantly fighting. So they broke up and he wanted to be with me again. I was pretty stupid and allowed it seeing that he was my first in everything. The relationship was kind of an on and off one. It lasted 3 years and at the peak of it being the best relationship i've ever had he ended it by saying he liked some other girl. It was like 2 months ago that he left me. He said I would fight a lot with him for no reason when in fact I was being a bit defensive since I knew he was flirting with some other chick. Oh well. Goes to show you how you should never give second chances to guys like that.
We met over the internet when my friends, also his friend, introduced us. We got along just well and we would webcam all the time and laugh at stupid shit. Things got heated up and once it happened I learned that he already had a girlfriend and he was just using me. So I didn't hear from him for months almost a year and I sort of felt bad for him so I began talking to him again. He was still with the girl but they were constantly fighting. So they broke up and he wanted to be with me again. I was pretty stupid and allowed it seeing that he was my first in everything. The relationship was kind of an on and off one. It lasted 3 years and at the peak of it being the best relationship i've ever had he ended it by saying he liked some other girl. It was like 2 months ago that he left me. He said I would fight a lot with him for no reason when in fact I was being a bit defensive since I knew he was flirting with some other chick. Oh well. Goes to show you how you should never give second chances to guys like that.
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Beth_chan wrote...
@OP Ok, I am sorry but you had that one comming. Too many red flags.I had this awful abusive/controling relationship with this guy for a few years. He basically tried to tell me what I could and could not do. When I tried to break up with him he threatened to kill himself. Yeah after months of being really flipping unhappy I finally started to see other people, thus cheating on him. Finally he fucking broke up with me. (YESSS)
Yeah I was young and naive...
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I hope all the super psycho ones were incredibly hot. I have a theory that states that crazies would have to be hot to get anyone to date them.
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I met this Guy in a class of mine. I had seen him around before but I didn't know anything about him. Me and all my guy friends would be hanging out and he'd just be by himself (definitely a loner). So one day we invited him over to chill with us. He was pretty quiet and didn't say too much, but he was nice. Although he was shorter than me, he was kind of cute. So after a month of so he asked me out. Me being stupid I said "What the heck, I'd like to know more about him. Sure." And at first nothing really changed. We'd go to the arcade, play video games, watch movies, get comics, ect. But when ever I'd see/talk to my childhood friend (or any guy that is) he'd get really jealous. But I'd over look it and continue on. To add to him being jealous, he was CRAZY clingy! I'm a very independent chick, and to have a guy ALWAYS want to be around and ALWAYS talk, annoyed me.
After about 2 weeks I broke up with him. He just caused too many problems between me and my friends. But sadly that wasn't the end of it. He gave my number to all of his little friends and they would always be calling and harassing me. And he'd harass a couple of my female friends too. I was okay with him bothering me but not my friends (especially since they had nothing to do with him). So I got my childhood friend to beat him up. xD
After about 2 weeks I broke up with him. He just caused too many problems between me and my friends. But sadly that wasn't the end of it. He gave my number to all of his little friends and they would always be calling and harassing me. And he'd harass a couple of my female friends too. I was okay with him bothering me but not my friends (especially since they had nothing to do with him). So I got my childhood friend to beat him up. xD
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deadman1105 wrote...
i read all of the relationships here and i'm convinced to be single the rest of my lifejust avoid yandere in real life and you ought to be fine. Also, I fed that cheating bitch to the trolls on 4Chan. That particular revenge was particularly sweet.
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deadman1105 wrote...
i read all of the relationships here and i'm convinced to be single the rest of my lifeI seriously don't blame you.
But you'll be fine as long as you remember not to close yourself off entirely.
You know the warning signs now. Just keep an eye out for them, and always have an escape plan.
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My worst is my first, and my only relationship so far, unfortunately for me. Compared to some others, mine sounds kind of tame. Spoil-tagged for length.
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Gravity cat wrote...
Yowch. Tough luck brah, you can do better than that.Mine was a girl called Hannah who I'd known for a while and we were good friends. We gave nicknames to each other, she was Dude and I was Dudette. She confessed to me, telling me that she had feelings for me and I reciprocated because I'd felt the same for a long time. We got to know each other on a more personal level by hanging out and stuff. After a few weeks, we made it official.
We were together a good 6 months (so it wasn't that long) and things were fine for the first couple of months, as any other new couple would be. But then it all started... she would start an arguement over the silliest little thing. She was convinced that what she said and thought, which was normally thinking the worst of me or anything that I said, was true even though there was no solid proof or evidence. For example, our first night together I was a bit shy of taking her clothes off because, well it's just how I am. I wanted to, I mean she was hot as hell, but she took it personally and thought I didn't see her sexually attractive enough to want to do anything and she ended up texting her ex all night that night, so I got pissed off with her and just went to sleep. Really killed my boner that did.
Few months down the line and umpteen amount of arguements, reassurances and makeups later, eventually she told me she wanted some time to herself, which I gave her. Fair enough right? A week passed and I check her Facebook - "Hannah is in a relationship with Jack", her ex. I was flabbergasted, she never even told me we'd broken up. I contacted her and asked her what the hell was going on and she told me she was pregnant with my child and was going to have an abortion without even telling me about it, adding that I wasn't there for her but Jack was. Even though she told me to give her some space. I really, really wanted to Facedesk irl.
She hasn't spoken to me since, she's still convinced that she hates me beause I wasn't there for her, even though I did try but she kept shutting me out. We did eventually make up, but now she's convinced she hates me again for the same fucking reason. According to her, she told a whole bunch of her friends about it, including her ex but by the time I was able to ask she "didn't want to talk about it anymore". She was basically able to tell everyone else except me, the person it concerns.
I'm going to shut up now before I get into a proper rage about it.
Mine was something along the line of yours except much more mild. Still prevents me from pursuing relationships.
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I haven't dated much, but with the few relationships that I've had, one is particularly painful to me. It was my junior year in high school and I was dating a girl who was one of the most sought after in the high school. A lot of guys were after her, a lot of mean, scary guys...The ones that smoke, wear sunglasses, drive cars, and like to fight.
Anyway, so we were dating for months and we do all the things that couples do. Now this girl had a track record of dating bad "boy type" guys who weren't always so nice and weren't so smart, which made me a total contrast to what her friends deemed as destructive boyfriends. So it was niece's birthday that weekend in a neighboring city, so I was gone for the weekend and before I go, I pay her a visit and give her a "see you later" kiss. To me it all goes well over the weekend, but when I came back everyone is treating me like I came back from a funeral. Next day she sends me a facebook message, not face to face, not a phone call, not even a text message that it was over. It was at least week until I finally got some info out of her friend (who was also my friend) who told me that she went to a party over the weekend while I was gone and did the dirty deed with multiple people. She was drunk that night and one thing led to another etc...stuff like that. I didn't want to believe it so I wanted to talk things out with her because I wanted to get the truth straight from her but she wouldn't answer my phone call and she avoided me at school. To top it off, she returns to her cycle of finding those self destructive boyfriends and those unhealthy relationships. Her friends tell me I was the best thing that could have happened to her, but I guess she never saw it that way.
Looking at all these posts though, my bad relationship is nothing in comparison. You have my sympathies.
Anyway, so we were dating for months and we do all the things that couples do. Now this girl had a track record of dating bad "boy type" guys who weren't always so nice and weren't so smart, which made me a total contrast to what her friends deemed as destructive boyfriends. So it was niece's birthday that weekend in a neighboring city, so I was gone for the weekend and before I go, I pay her a visit and give her a "see you later" kiss. To me it all goes well over the weekend, but when I came back everyone is treating me like I came back from a funeral. Next day she sends me a facebook message, not face to face, not a phone call, not even a text message that it was over. It was at least week until I finally got some info out of her friend (who was also my friend) who told me that she went to a party over the weekend while I was gone and did the dirty deed with multiple people. She was drunk that night and one thing led to another etc...stuff like that. I didn't want to believe it so I wanted to talk things out with her because I wanted to get the truth straight from her but she wouldn't answer my phone call and she avoided me at school. To top it off, she returns to her cycle of finding those self destructive boyfriends and those unhealthy relationships. Her friends tell me I was the best thing that could have happened to her, but I guess she never saw it that way.
Looking at all these posts though, my bad relationship is nothing in comparison. You have my sympathies.
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Solidin wrote...
I haven't dated much, but with the few relationships that I've had, one is particularly painful to me. It was my junior year in high school and I was dating a girl who was one of the most sought after in the high school. A lot of guys were after her, a lot of mean, scary guys...The ones that smoke, wear sunglasses, drive cars, and like to fight.Anyway, so we were dating for months and we do all the things that couples do. Now this girl had a track record of dating bad "boy type" guys who weren't always so nice and weren't so smart, which made me a total contrast to what her friends deemed as destructive boyfriends. So it was niece's birthday that weekend in a neighboring city, so I was gone for the weekend and before I go, I pay her a visit and give her a "see you later" kiss. To me it all goes well over the weekend, but when I came back everyone is treating me like I came back from a funeral. Next day she sends me a facebook message, not face to face, not a phone call, not even a text message that it was over. It was at least week until I finally got some info out of her friend (who was also my friend) who told me that she went to a party over the weekend while I was gone and did the dirty deed with multiple people. She was drunk that night and one thing led to another etc...stuff like that. I didn't want to believe it so I wanted to talk things out with her because I wanted to get the truth straight from her but she wouldn't answer my phone call and she avoided me at school. To top it off, she returns to her cycle of finding those self destructive boyfriends and those unhealthy relationships. Her friends tell me I was the best thing that could have happened to her, but I guess she never saw it that way.
Looking at all these posts though, my bad relationship is nothing in comparison. You have my sympathies.
If everyone is like me they don't want your sympathy, learn the red flags and avoid the same from happening to you.