Callie said:
Sorry, but there's no need for ME to make you look like a bad guy. You're doing fine on your own on that count.
With all due respect, do you think words scare me? Do you really think I'm gonna back down because you go all pyscho and say what's REALLY on your mind? No, I don't back down from anything, never have, never will.
And by the way...you're not the only one who calls it like they see it.
Oh, so now I'm trying to be "psycho" because I said that if I really wanted to be rude, then I would say exactly what's on my mind and how I feel? I don't expect my words to scare anyone, nor did I intend what I said to be a threat of some sorts... All I was trying to say is that I am at least showing enough respect for everyone here to just merely disagree with what they're saying and telling them why without being a total meanie. And no, I am not being a total meanie just because I have the nerve to disagree with someone's words.
ThatOneDude said:
The_Iblis_Trigger said:
Callie said:
So people who are in a relationship may not talk to you AT ALL? Sorry, that's the way I read that, please correct me if I'm mistaken.
And might I say that for claiming to be such a "good guy" at heart, you sure are an ass in here. Not being a bitch here, but it's what I am seeing.
All I'm just doing is speaking my mind. I am truly sorry that you think I'm being an "ass", but I'm to the point now that I am going to say what's on my mind, and if you don't like it, fine. Just don't make me look like a bad guy because I dare to say what's on my mind and how I am feeling.
Also, with all due respect, if I really wanted to be an "ass", I would say EXACTLY what's on my mind and how I'm REALLY feeling--raw, uncut, 100% Kameron K. Brown. In short, I'm holding back because I am a good guy and I respect everyone's opinions, even if I don't agree with them, so think about what I'm saying here the next time you say I'm acting like an "ass".
Keep that in mind...
And as for the first line in your comment, all that I am trying to say is that I would PREFER that they not talk to me at all because it just makes me feel worse-- all the good stuff that they say to me, they say to their partners.
Ok, it's really not hard to see why people don't like you. I used to be a lot like you, blaming the world for my problems and ****. First off, I do not look at the world through rose-colored glasses. The world is not a nice place. There are a lot of mean people in it. There are lots of people who will make you feel awful just because you're there or for an other stupid reason, but not everyone's like that. And one day I stopped looking at the world and everyone around me and started looking at myself through all the excuses and realized that I wasn't as nice and innocent as I thought I was. I started thinking that, you know, maybe I needed to change myself for the better instead of whining and waiting for the world to throw happiness in my lap because "I'm such a nice guy." And yes, seeing people around you in relationships and happy when you're alone and hearing "You're a nice guy, but..." over and over blows, BUT THAT'S LIFE.
Well, sir, thank you for telling me what I need to hear (the truth), WITHOUT attacking me or calling me names just because I do not agree with what you're saying. I am not trying to argue with you, but, my question is: How much failure and disappointment is one supposed to take before they totally break down? I admit, the way I treat the young girls where I am, I am not being nice. I know that is contrary to my aims, but look at it this way: All of my bad experiences have been with young girls, so yes, I only focus on older women, who I show the respect they deserve. I am mature FOR MY AGE, but (read the "but" part closely) since I am still young, yes, I have a LONG way to go. Once again, sir, I would like to thank you for not attacking me and telling me what I need to know/telling me the truth without attacking me.
Have a nice day!
Adrolak said:
I think what Iblis is trying to say is that he doesn't approve of when people in relationships try and sugarcoat it, try to make it better, and sooth, coo, and have sympathy, it get's REALLY patronizing after a while. Along with that, most of the time what they're saying isn't heartfelt, it's just being said to try and make it feel better, in which case all they're doing is bringing what's bothering you closer to the front of your mind, and making you think and dwell about it even more. I know how you feel because this is exactly what happens with me, I have friends and family, but everywhere I look I see happy couples, my friends with their dates, being told that they're sure somebody will date me. All when I know it's not true, it's almost like rubbing it in my face, so I know what your trying to get across here Iblis. The thing is I've learned to let it not bother me, something that lately hasn't been working..
Finally, SOMEONE who understands what I have been trying to get across! Thank you so much! I have an idea for you though: The next time someone tells you something like that who is dating or married, ask them this:
"If I'm such a good man and date worthy, woud you leave your partner to be with me?"
Ask them that and see how quickly they shut up. Do this if you're really sick and tired of hearing it. I know that sounds like something a total jerk would say, but when someone pushes you, you've got to push back.
Alternately, when someone in a relationship tells you that being single is so wonderful then tell them this:
"If being single is so wonderful, then why don't you leave your partner and come over and join me in my mansion-palace of good fortune."
I hope that would cause them to balk and think about what they're saying.
Also, when you say that what these people in relationships say things like that isn't heartfelt and is said only to try to make you feel better, I understand that their intentions are good (most of the time, anyway), but as the old saying goes, "The road to Hell is paved with good intentions."