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Aug 7, 2022 16:27
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When life was really hard (when I first registered), I asked for advice here, and everyone’s answers really resonated with me more than any pretty words could. This is personal, but I’d like to ask for advice about my troubles again.
My problem is that I’ve fallen for someone I originally had a physical relationship with.
Here’s a quick overview:
・There’s an age gap of more than 10 years.
・We met online because we share an unusual fetish.
・We agreed not to pry into each other’s private lives.
Unlike the papa candidates who say they want a calm relationship but constantly expect me to act feminine, I liked that he saw my true inner self. We had hobbies in common apart from our unusual fetish, and I also liked how he spoiled me. I was able to tell him secrets I had kept hidden from everyone until then.
I knew I wasn’t supposed to pry into his private life, and at first this was just a game for me too, but I ended up genuinely falling for him.
I knew it might bother him, but I even confessed my feelings.
He said that he felt sorry because of our age difference.
I assume that was just a polite response, and that in reality he isn’t interested in me—not just because of the age gap.
He did say he’d be happy if he could become someone I could return to in times of need, someone I could rely on emotionally.
But recently, he told me, “There are plenty of people like you, so why don’t you meet other people too?” That really hurt me.
I’m pretty low on his list of priorities, right?
If he can’t return my feelings, I should end things with him, shouldn’t I?
Sorry for rambling.
Personally, I’ve pretty much made up my mind: “He probably doesn’t have strong feelings for me anyway. I’ll just think of him as a manipulative person who uses vague words like ‘someone you can rely on’ to keep me around. I’ll make our next meeting the last one and delete his contact information.”
Do you think that’s okay?
I have no one I can talk to about this, so I’d really appreciate some encouragement to go through with it.
Thank you.
4 answers
Other
If it were me… even if I weren’t a priority to them, if I loved them so much that I didn’t mind getting hurt and could truly feel that their happiness was enough for me, saying goodbye wouldn’t be an option.
Of course, you could say that staying with someone like that won’t make you happy. But if you love them enough to still want to be with them, then I think you should love them wholeheartedly.
Maybe one day I’ll lose interest, or maybe it’s just attachment… I don’t know. But if you love something, you love it, so I believe you should let yourself love it as much as you can.
Sorry I’m not really encouraging you to move on.
I think you’ll have fewer regrets if you live honestly according to your feelings.
Other
That kind of feeling is probably more common among people who haven’t had many relationships yet.
This may sound harsh, but you’re nothing more than a hole to him. From a man’s perspective, it’s no different from masturbating.
Don’t let some pathetic guy use you like that—break things off as soon as possible. It’s a waste for you to give him any of your heart.
I’m sure there’s someone much better out there. This is probably just some kind of phenomenon—or simply a momentary lapse in judgment.
Other
There could be various reasons—perhaps they don’t see you that way, lack confidence, or are content with keeping you as someone to have fun with. In any case, if you’re not interested enough to pursue them any further, I think it’s perfectly fine to delete their contact information, block them so they can’t reach out either, and say goodbye.
🏅 日没を遅らせる唯一の方法は日没に向かって走り続けることだ
名古屋支店登録で、男性会員としての登録名もマックさんです。コラム多数書いてますのでよろしければご参照ください。20代の細身女性が好みで逆オファーには前向きです。経験無いまたは少ない方大歓迎。
Age: 60s
👨 Male
Universe member
If you’ve fallen for him and he doesn’t feel the same way, you’re better off ending things. You’ll heal with fewer scars.
Women’s hearts can be rewritten, so you’ll probably recover sooner than you think. Once you know he isn’t interested, the sooner you move on, the better.
When someone says, “There are plenty of people like me. Why don’t you meet someone else too?” it’s basically their way of saying, “I’m sorry.” So of course it’s depressing, but at the same time, it’s the truth.
I’m like that myself, but perhaps this man isn’t necessarily uninterested in you. Maybe he simply doesn’t have much of a possessive streak and prefers to continue seeing multiple women.
If that’s the case, you and he just aren’t compatible when it comes to exclusivity. That’s a pretty serious deal-breaker.
I’m curious what this “unusual kink” is. Since it’s anonymous, it would’ve been nice if you’d just come out and said it.