long distance relationships are hard when
Oh, I get it. The gym was 68 degrees instead of your preferred 72. NOW the story makes sense.
You're adding detail to the part of the story that SHOULD remain vague...
Important part of the story: What did she say?
Less important: Her major.
You're adding detail to the part of the story that SHOULD remain vague... Important part of the story: What did she say?
Less important: Her major.
Originally Posted by prodigy3006,Jan 23 2008, 11:53 AM
The girl that called was a 'friend,' and by friend I mean someone who I've known throughout college, and never dated officially. She's helpful a Lot when it comes to school (she just graduated with the same degree as me so she gives me all her notes and books) and she's helpful for a lot of other things. But, with other things, not so much.
1. You've ****ed this girl before.
2. She gives you all her notes and books, and probably expects something in return.
3. You've never clearly let her know what the boundaries are.
Not sure it's her fault.
Hmm... I guess people want specifics of girls causing problems with the SO. Its not really that hard to understand, unless you've Never had friends that are girls before. Or maybe I'm the lone one out on this one, which I'm sure can't be true. With one girl, I convince the SO that one of my friends heather is no problem. eventually me and SO are hanging out late at night and heather texts sayin she wants someone to sleep with her bc its cold and she wants a massage. I blow it off, another time she calls and leaves a voicemail. another time she leaves facebook stuff on my wall. These are all little things that cause problems. And different girls do different things, I dont want to unnecessarily cut people off, bc sometimes it gets ****ing boring being in a town w/out hanging out with the people your used to being with, but they can cause problems.
Originally Posted by Sleepy,Jan 23 2008, 12:20 PM
Oh, I get it. The gym was 68 degrees instead of your preferred 72. NOW the story makes sense.
You're adding detail to the part of the story that SHOULD remain vague...
Important part of the story: What did she say?
Less important: Her major.
You're adding detail to the part of the story that SHOULD remain vague... Important part of the story: What did she say?
Less important: Her major.
Originally Posted by WestSideBilly,Jan 23 2008, 12:21 PM
So, my assumption is this:
1. You've ****ed this girl before.
2. She gives you all her notes and books, and probably expects something in return.
3. You've never clearly let her know what the boundaries are.
Not sure it's her fault.
1. You've ****ed this girl before.
2. She gives you all her notes and books, and probably expects something in return.
3. You've never clearly let her know what the boundaries are.
Not sure it's her fault.

hey now, no assumptions
Originally Posted by prodigy3006,Jan 23 2008, 12:25 PM
I dont want to unnecessarily cut people off, bc sometimes it gets ****ing boring
Want less 'drama'? Drop the long distance relationship and enjoy what the locals appear to be willing to offer. Just my $.02.
This is why you shouldn't have a "SO" at 23. Bang everything that moves, or don't; either way, stick to your own gameplan.
Lack of boundaries on your part = chicks doing everything to find out what the boundaries are.
BTW, the more clear you make the boundaries, the more in charge you are, and the more women go completely crazy which often equals good boom boom.
Lack of boundaries on your part = chicks doing everything to find out what the boundaries are.
BTW, the more clear you make the boundaries, the more in charge you are, and the more women go completely crazy which often equals good boom boom.
How do you really feel about your SO? If you really love her and you want to keep your female friends around you need to set the boundaries, turn the situation around to them...how would they feel if they were with you and saw messages like that left on your phone or whatever. Demand the respect for your relationship. If you don't really care about your relationship with the SO then tear some a$$ and don't bitch about it.
Originally Posted by Sleepy,Jan 23 2008, 12:41 PM
A-ha. Now your story is clear. What's unclear is why you choose to have an 'SO' when you so clearly want to play the field. I have plenty of girl friends (friends that are girls), and have never had an issue such as this.
Want less 'drama'? Drop the long distance relationship and enjoy what the locals appear to be willing to offer. Just my $.02.
Want less 'drama'? Drop the long distance relationship and enjoy what the locals appear to be willing to offer. Just my $.02.








