There is a cliché that the way to get rid of a beautiful woman is with another beautiful woman. And in this case it seems to be true. Except I don't plan to take it off anymore. Sounds like a teenage story, even though we're mature. I'm 33, my former colleague I was in love with, let's call her Ellie, is 34. We met Ellie more than four years ago at work. There was chemistry between us, flirting, but nothing happened. Shortly after we met, I left. And she preferred another to me. The other did not turn out to be a commodity - he was seriously engaged to another woman. Subsequently, when they gathered supposedly officially, he obsessed her, threatened her, cheated on her. It's her job. They separated and reunited several times. When they parted, she remembered me, we drank coffee, we talked, we brushed our egos. But nothing happened. I was the typical fool in the friend zone and the doormat.
I can't blame her, I let her. But I really loved her. And that lasted for three years, in which I ran on her ass. A year and a half ago, something in me broke. She gave me another contradictory signal. He came out with me, then made me busy. And then I said to myself, that's enough. As much as I loved her, I cut from a bone. I didn't talk to her, I didn't make dramas, I just backed away. I stopped writing to her. I stopped going to the gym where we trained together. I unfollowed her on social media and I haven't opened her account since. I cried an ocean of tears. For this year and a half, since I withdrew, we have written 2-3 times in several lines about the holidays and that's it. And two random meetings on the street. I decided to change my life, I started working on myself, fighting my complexes, training more, reading, to develop spiritually and intellectually. Also professional. The truth is, I didn't stop loving her, I thought of her often, but I said to myself, "Whatever, that's not for me. If I have to, I'll be alone for the rest of my life, fuck it. My life will make sense again, I'll create something useful ". I had a few brief affairs, but nothing to grow into a relationship. Six months ago I fell in love again, this time shared. I didn't expect it. My friend's name is Desi, 27. We like each other very much as characters. We have common themes, interests. Sex is good. And Desi is an incredibly beautiful, real doll. It's not just my opinion, it attracts a lot of attention. This is not the most important thing, but I admit that it brushes my ego. Two weeks ago, Desi and I were at a friend's birthday party. And it turned out that Ellie was there too, brought by her friend. He saw me, threw himself on my neck.
And then he saw Desi and it turned out quite confusing. I may be mistaken, but I thought they were blown away. The three of us talked, but a very common conversation. Two days later, however, Ellie wrote to me - general talk. How am I, what am I, am I okay, how is my life developing? We talked a little. And in a few days again. And he invited me for coffee. I refused. A few days later he tried again and wound me up. We went out for coffee, we talked. She said she had another love drama with someone. Ellie was openly flirting with me. He even released a line like "once upon a time if we had married you ...", supposedly a joke. After coffee, she wrote to me twice again, but we never saw each other again. I don't know what's wrong with her. He said he wanted us to reconnect. The truth is that when he wrote to me while we were having coffee, my heart was on my heels. Old memories flooded in. But I told myself it was just emotions. I love my girlfriend, we like each other a lot, I don't want to hurt her. And even if it wasn't my girlfriend, I have no future with Ellie. She likes bad boys, dramas, infidelities. And I don't want that kind of relationship. It's very likely that if I pay attention to her, she'll back off again. Or even if something happened, dump me for the first bad boy to show up. It's just weird - how when he saw me with another woman, younger and just as beautiful, Ellie suddenly changed his attitude. And I'm the same person. I haven't become a dominant alpha macho. It's just weird - how when he saw me with another woman, younger and just as beautiful, Ellie suddenly changed his attitude. And I'm the same person. I haven't become a dominant alpha macho. It's just weird - how when he saw me with another woman, younger and just as beautiful, Ellie suddenly changed his attitude. And I'm the same person. I haven't become a dominant alpha macho.
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Brother, as a completely impartial third party who has read your story, let me tell you what I see. First, this chick (and people like her) have a serious psychological problem because they are attracted mainly to men in serious relationships. She knows that she is beautiful, she receives compliments from left and right, men are like too dumb and easy animals for her, who just follow her ass and are not worthy of her attention. Therefore, she is attracted to those who can hardly (or can not) have - such men with serious relationships. YOU SAID IT YOURSELF - while you were in the friend zone, she chased another colleague who was in a relationship. While she was alone, spending time with you, you were her rug on which she wipes her problems. In fact, you have ALWAYS been in the friendship with her, even when there was "chemistry" between you. Because if there really was chemistry, she would find a way to have sex with you, she wouldn't just talk to you. Now, you have a relationship with a girl who is your type, beautiful and also responds to your feelings (and as he told you, it even gives you even more confidence because it's a high ball and you actually took it off, which is great). This so-called Ellie, she is somewhat doomed to not be able to have a long-term relationship with anyone, due to the fact that the moment a man surrenders to her, he will cease to be interesting to her. She falls for the things she can't have - this is a problem for most beautiful women. They are taught from an early age that because they are beautiful, they can have everything. But really, for everything you haven't made yourself with your own work, you can't appreciate it and you can't love it. For example, if I give you BGN 99999999 in cash now and you "decide" material problems for life, this same life will become boring. You didn't make that money. They do not shine on you, you are not proud of them, they are "given" to you! The same with Ellie - she attracts men passively, but she herself doesn't like them so easily - she wants things that are difficult or impossible. Here you are now with Desi, in Ellie's eyes, you suddenly become an object of desire - you love someone other than Ellie, you are inaccessible, you are happy with Desi, you automatically enter the category of "successful man that she can not have ". OF COURSE, now the former colleague in question will "hang around your neck". Here's my advice - don't let her. Don't let her hang around your neck or hug you. Especially in front of Desi. You already have a serious relationship, DON'T lose it. Ellie would dump you the moment she "has" you. She would do that to any man, it's only a matter of time. For Ellie, hugging you in front of your girlfriend is like showing her middle finger that she can have you at any moment - in English it's called "ego tripping". . Just look at this Ellie from a distance, like you're watching a human experiment. Be with your current girlfriend, do not give her cause for doubt and draw your own conclusions ... usually the most attractive women have a snake body, they will literally destroy you if you do not understand in time how they think. For such, there is nothing more pleasant than destroying the relationships of others - it makes them feel powerful and strong. Don't give her pleasure, man. there is nothing more pleasant than destroying the relationships of others - it makes them feel powerful and strong. Don't give her pleasure, man. there is nothing more pleasant than destroying the relationships of others - it makes them feel powerful and strong. Don't give her pleasure, man.