***** Official NEW Dating Mega Thread, Part 2 *****

[TLO]

Let's do this.

[KC native]

Originally Posted by alanm

For you older guys. What do you do when a woman you loved with all your heart informs you that she is seeing someone else?

And don't forget the

[DiaperBoy27]

Originally Posted by alanm

For you older guys. What do you do when a woman you loved with all your heart informs you that she is seeing someone else?

Also, block her on everything, especially "instant" communication like texting and facebook (those make it way too easy to send something one of you doesn't truly mean).

She will likely come back when times are tough, but not for you, just for the familiar support.

[ThaVirus]

Originally Posted by DiaperBoy27

Be careful with that. Last year my GF of 8 years decided she wanted to end things, I coped by getting drunk every night to feel better. Mornings got worse and worse, 4 months later I was being checked into rehab and pretty much on suicide watch.

Sorry to hear that, hombre.

Why is it that men are so much worse at dealing with breakups? Probably because we don't talk about our emotions as openly. We're more likely to internalize everything.

I was reading the other day that suicide rates for men are something like 3:1 as opposed to the rates for women. We joke around about pussification here on the Planet but maybe we should pussify our culture a bit more in certain aspects. There shouldn't be anything wrong with a man expressing his feelings and emotions. Sometimes a good cry is just what you need.

[ghak99]

Originally Posted by DaNewGuy

I'm kinda dreading this day aswell, I've been with the same chick since I was 16 (21 now) we are still going good but Shit people
Change everyday so who knows

Good luck man. For me, that chick married my best friend ~6 months after we split. Thank god I was able to use the buffet of girls at college to cope or I might have went the KC Native route. The guys who knocked them up were the only ones to survive the flip that switches in their heads in their early 20s, and that was probaly mostly because they couldn't afford to run away and guys with money at that age weren't interested in dealing with their heathens. Many of them are finally calling it quits now that they're in their 30s though, so who knows.

Fun world we live in.

Dad always said, "Tell'em all you love'em, but don't get married until after 30!"

[DiaperBoy27]

Originally Posted by ThaVirus

Sorry to hear that, hombre.

Why is it that men are so much worse at dealing with breakups? Probably because we don't talk about our emotions as openly. We're more likely to internalize everything.

I can't speak to the whole suicide thing, but the theory I have is that women deal with breakups better because they can get attention without trying. Its tough for a man to get rejected by someone close to them and then go risk it again with a stranger. Women however can go out and have someone flirt with them just for being there. It might not lead to love or sex, but it reminds them that they have options. You don’t see the guys who get all the girls moping over a breakup very long, and women without a ton of options take breakups as bad as anyone.

In my case I like to blame the booze and the hope that the relationship wasn't over yet. Once I was sober for a few days I realized how idiotic I was being.

[Discuss Thrower]

Booze will never you bro. And it doesn't ever ask for child support or alimony.

[Valiant]

Originally Posted by ThaVirus

Sorry to hear that, hombre.

Why is it that men are so much worse at dealing with breakups? Probably because we don't talk about our emotions as openly. We're more likely to internalize everything.

I was reading the other day that suicide rates for men are something like 3:1 as opposed to the rates for women. We joke around about pussification here on the Planet but maybe we should pussify our culture a bit more in certain aspects. There shouldn't be anything wrong with a man expressing his feelings and emotions. Sometimes a good cry is just what you need.

Yes and no. Women attempt suicide like 3 to one towards men last i looked. Men were twice as likely to do it.

basically women do it for attention.

[luv]

Originally Posted by Valiant

Yes and no. Women attempt suicide like 3 to one towards men last i looked. Men were twice as likely to do it.

basically women do it for attention.

So do men.

[KC native]

[alanm]

Originally Posted by DiaperBoy27

Also, block her on everything, especially "instant" communication like texting and facebook (those make it way too easy to send something one of you doesn't truly mean).

She will likely come back when times are tough, but not for you, just for the familiar support.

She's allready texting but I'm not responding.

[Titty Meat]

Yeah I'll probably be single soon

[Discuss Thrower]

1) Delete gym
2) hit Lawyer
3) Facebook up

[ThaVirus]

It's the end of summer time. Cuffing season is upon us and now all you guys are single. This makes no sense.

[Discuss Thrower]

Originally Posted by ThaVirus

It's the end of summer time. Cuffing season is upon us and now all you guys are single. This makes no sense.

I got a lot of "You're next!" comments at the wedding reception this past weekend. It thrilled me to an unheard of level.

Also aggravated me to the point I tried to give life advice to the sister of the groom without being creepy and whilst being drunk.

[Discuss Thrower]

Also, if you don't have a regular item on the lock at this point, you need to pack it in until next Spring.

So, in all seriousness, sorry about your luck Billay.