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I'm just curious, is there some biological explanation as to why we always go back to the ones that hurt us and irritate us the most? I mean seriously, it's so fucking irrational. Why don't we learn?
 
Bluelight Singles Part XVII - Surviving life's lessons

Okay guys by now you all know the drill. Anyone who goes on about their dislike of this thread or comes in to gloat in their happy coupleness will have their posts deleted. Congrats on making the last one go over a month, lets see if we can get this one to last longer.
In the last post of Part XVI Hardicus asked if there was some biological explanation as to why we always go back to the ones that hurt us and irritate us the most.
Why do we? I know I'm always drawn to the guys who I know aren't good for me. Do we end up repeating history until we finally find the key to break this behaviour pattern? Perhaps there's a lesson to learn from each relationship and when we don't learn it, we repeat it over and over until we get it right. Is it something in our genetic make-up? Inherited behavioural patterns? Are we just plain stupid?
How many of us rejoice in being single because being in a relationship can hurt so much more?
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[ 27 October 2002: Message edited by: PsychoKitten ]
 
The fact that someone can hurt us deeply just means that we care about that person deeply. I don't think it necessarily means we're drawn to the assholes, we're just drawn to people who can offer us more then lukewarm emotion - be that love or pain.
And let's face it, drama can be fun (for some). ;)
 
Yeha, i think i have to agree with Queen Beat on that one...
I find that i am constantly drawn to the same person, but each time a different mistake is made, or a different reason why it doesn't work emerges.
Mind you, i don't think there's anything wrong with that. Life is a learning experience after all. Just as long as you don't let it get to you too much, because it happens to the best of us...
*sigh*
 
People get back together because it's a damn sight easier then starting a new relationship. I mean if you start a new relationship with someone then you have to get to know what they like and dislike and so on. When you get back together with someone all you have to do is say sorry, have makeup sex and your back on track. But things fall apart again, and your back to square one.
 
Sometimes lessons only hit you with the padded half brick of learning. You react the same to experiences until you find your catalyst (Robin Hobb anyone?) who changes the path of history, for you personally, and sets you on the right road (or just another road) until the end of your days or until the pattern forms again in which case find your catalyst again.
 
I'm a survivor of two long term relationships, and a spattering of short term ones and I can safely say that I've a aquired a huge wealth of knowledge from each and every relationship.
As smigglepop says, every single profound lesson I learned was a padded halfbrick, it was surprising, knocked me on my (metaphorical) arse, and had attached to it a dull throbbing pain quality. I have come out of every relationship changed (each time for the better, I hope) and knowing more about what I want and what I can offer.
*sigh*
Now, if I can only GET what I want...
 
THE TRUTH, IS THAT YOU COULD SLIT MY THROAT
AND WITH MY ONE LAST GASPING BREATH,
I'D APOLOGISE FOR BLEEDING ON YOUR SHIRT.
I found that in one of my friend's Livejournal thingies, and i just wanted to post it here because i have often felt like i could relate to it, and i'm sure there are those amongst you who can also...
Apart from that, i just wanted to say that not only have i come out of my relationships with a greater understanding of who i am, what i can offer, and what i want out of a realtionship, i have come out of most relationships with great memories also... I think that a lot of people forget that memories are an important part of who were are... and even the worst of relationships possess their own scattered moments of bliss. I think it's important not to let the ending of a relationship overshadow the extraordinary momentsthat were shared between you, no matter how few there were...
But then, that's just me... :)
 
Originally posted by *Cosmic Mist*:
THE TRUTH, IS THAT YOU COULD SLIT MY THROAT
AND WITH MY ONE LAST GASPING BREATH,
I'D APOLOGISE FOR BLEEDING ON YOUR SHIRT.

Yep, I can relate to that one as well.. I'm not as bad as I used to be though.
Now, this is my first post in the singles thread in quite a while, and that's simply 'cause I've had nothing to say on the matter. I'm single, have been for nearly two months now, it was my first real relationship, and I really can't be fucking getting myself into another any time soon.
Seriously, the entire time I was in the relationship, I was questioning myself, my girlfriend's feelings towards me, questioning why the relationship existed... I just felt muddled and confused the entire time, and now that I'm out of it, I can safely say that I feel better out of a relationship than I do in one...
Don't get me wrong, the sex would be great (damn testosterone finally deciding to kick in hard), but the relationship side of it just fucked me round too much.
...time for me to dwell on it for a while...
 
Is sleeping with a girl that has a boyfriend wrong?
She is not real happy in the relationship, and only wants my "services". I do not want a relationship with her either.
Yeah, I know this is wrong, but they are not going to last, so what is the real harm?
 
Originally posted by Russ:
Is sleeping with a girl that has a boyfriend wrong?
Yeah, I know this is wrong, but they are not going to last, so what is the real harm?

For me the question is about karma. Put yourself in the boyfriend's position and ask how you would feel if someone did the same to you?
I know a lot of people say that the 'cheatee' has no real responsibility and that it is the cheater who is to blame. That's true to some extent, but it takes two to tango, if you know someone has a partner and you go to bed with them, then in effect you're saying that you condone cheating and you're okay with it.
One of my friends recently told me she's cheating on her boyfriend, and the guy she's sleeping with also has a girlfriend. So what do you think I'm going to say to her if she ever has a partner cheat on her and she gets hurt badly in the process?
"Suffer... you reap what you sow"
Nah, not really... I'll lend her a shoulder to cry on and take advantage of her vulnerable emotional state. LOL...
My point is that cheating happens more often than not because people have done it before and know they can do it again and again (esp. guys = repeat offenders, but not always) and get away with it. I would suggest that unless you're prepared to have someone cheat on you and to put you through the pain, jealousy, hurt and emotional turmoil that goes with it, than you shouldn't do it to someone else.
Having said that, I've not always done the right thing myself, but not recently and hopefully not again in the future. On top of that, you can't honestly tell me that there aren't enough single men and women out there who want to be used for sex, I mean, *C'MON*, that's what single people are for!!! :p
As with all things though, it's a personal decision and up to you to figure out what you think is the right thing to do.
 
I don't condone cheating. I actually think it is a very low thing to do to the other person.
But, the girl is someone I have haven't seen for years, and there is that old spark there.
And I know it is not working out well with her current boyfriend.
There is also no chance of a relationship.
Hmmm. Lusty desires or to do the right thing..........
 
Hoptis... my question to you is:
What if the cheater tells the cheatee that it's ok because they're in an "open relationship"? Is it still wrong even then? And what happens if the cheatee does not want to be the other wo/man, but is convinced that it would not be a problem if ever the other half found out?
*edit: confusing personages with each other - all fixed now*
[ 28 October 2002: Message edited by: *Cosmic Mist* ]
 
Originally posted by *Cosmic Mist*:
Hoptis... my question to you is:
What if the cheater tells the cheatee that it's ok because they're in an "open relationship"? Is it still wrong even then?

Open relationships are pretty much a free-for-all and I think most people in them will agree you can do anything that moves as long as you come home and tell your partner all about it at the end of the day. It's when they don't talk to each other about who they're seeing that starts trouble.
Originally posted by *Cosmic Mist*:
And what happens if the cheatee does not want to be the other wo/man, but is convinced that it would not be a problem if ever the other half found out?
If the cheatee is so convinced that it would not be a problem, then why hasn't the cheater told his/her partner?
For example say there's Jack and Jill, a couple. Say that Jill is doing James on the side (James is a friend of Jacks). My problem isn't with the fact that Jill is a dirty, little Britney or the fact that James is pumping spooge into his friends woman.
The issue is deception... when Jack doesn't know that Jill is doing James and when James is doing Jill knowing that his friend Jack isn't aware of the situation. When shit like that goes down, well everyone is doing everyone, literally... in the bumhole and thats when people get hurt.
Haha... I said spooge... haha...
[ 29 October 2002: Message edited by: hoptis ]
 
If you participate in cheating of any kind, and in any role, I don't give two shits how you moralise it, or rationalise it, or excuse it, you're a CUNT!
Now, I'm here? Of course I'm here.
No deep thought and rationalisation for me, I've already got it about 99.9% sussed. I am ;
(a) Fussy, very very fussy.
(b) Nervous about getting into a relationship because the ones I've had have been such complete fuckups.
Cheery innit?
I'm not going to claim I'm the all singing, all dancing happy bastard about the circumstances, because then I'd be a liar too. But I'm not exactly crying on the inside about it either.
Regardless of my opinion of the circumstances, that's the way it is...
8)
-plaz out-
 
I have to disagree with you plaz.... if you fuck someone who is in a relationship while you yourself are single, you havent' really cheated on anyone. Sure, maybe youre a CUNT for doing it, but in order for cheating to occur there needs to be a breach of trust of some kind... so unless the other parties SO happens to be your best mate or sumthin, you really haven't broken any promises, implied or otherwise.
 
*runs in and does funky chicken dance*
hehehehe there you go people that should put a smile on your dial
oh yeah still single
weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
 
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