I didn't want the great advice a forumite was recieving about relationships in another thread to deteriorate into war stories. I liked the idea of a few good war stories, though, and thought I'd offer mine. Of all the bad experiences I ever had, and I've had a few, I dare anyone to top this;
I was in college. Two of the closest friends I had were women; my girlfriend and our mutual friend. Can you see where this is going? ( I've been thrown out into the streets, without money, in the rain, with a sleeping bag and cat, just ahead of the police, but never like this....) Eventually I became the boyfriend of our mutual friend. My former girl friend wandered away and it just seemed right. One day my new girlfriend came to me and said she couldn't do this anymore- goodbye- no real explanation.
I found out eventually, but it took a long time, as few would tell the real truth; but my two girlfriends were now playing house together. This hurt more than I can say- not only because of the obvious- but I'd lost two human beings that I believed were truly my friends. They didn't have the guts to tell me. I was a 'man'.
I started a class and one of them was in it- she dropped out rather than face me.
This taught me a lot. And like Dan Akroid in the Saturday Night Live comedy sketch; "Jane- you ignorant slut" I grew fond of pontificating at length about vicious lesbian ****s. Please pardon my language- but I this is what I did.
Years later one of them came back to me- reformed. It didn't work out.
I could talk about a model I once dated, a sexpot, a biker chick- but none really compare with this.
For me anyway, there's another secret here too; if you want to get over something, you can't accomplish it drunk. Past a certain time, all being drunk does is keep it alive.
mayhem munk
I was in college. Two of the closest friends I had were women; my girlfriend and our mutual friend. Can you see where this is going? ( I've been thrown out into the streets, without money, in the rain, with a sleeping bag and cat, just ahead of the police, but never like this....) Eventually I became the boyfriend of our mutual friend. My former girl friend wandered away and it just seemed right. One day my new girlfriend came to me and said she couldn't do this anymore- goodbye- no real explanation.
I found out eventually, but it took a long time, as few would tell the real truth; but my two girlfriends were now playing house together. This hurt more than I can say- not only because of the obvious- but I'd lost two human beings that I believed were truly my friends. They didn't have the guts to tell me. I was a 'man'.
I started a class and one of them was in it- she dropped out rather than face me.
This taught me a lot. And like Dan Akroid in the Saturday Night Live comedy sketch; "Jane- you ignorant slut" I grew fond of pontificating at length about vicious lesbian ****s. Please pardon my language- but I this is what I did.
Years later one of them came back to me- reformed. It didn't work out.
I could talk about a model I once dated, a sexpot, a biker chick- but none really compare with this.
For me anyway, there's another secret here too; if you want to get over something, you can't accomplish it drunk. Past a certain time, all being drunk does is keep it alive.
mayhem munk