Originally Posted by Mr.Happy
Just so you, workingout or anyone else is not confused: even in a best case scenario this was not a good thing for her to say. But it is not (or should not be) the end of the world.
I don’t think I misinterpreted what you said about women making such statements. I just, like I think Dino said, think you seem to give a lot of credit to women on this.
Sure, it’s all human, men and women make those mistakes. But mistakes concerning communication and how one acts on them indicate a lot about one’s character. If someone cannot realise that it is in human nature to make mistakes, if he cannot be forgiving and patient, then it will be tough for him to find company. Of any kind.
But there are limits. Certain things are to be treated in a delicate manner and when someone fails to show that he understands how thin the lines (not between right and wrong, but between what hurts and what not, what helps a relationship and what doesn’t)are, I think there’s only little you can do.
I do appreciate women around me being open. Even on matters concerning penis size, when of course it is a matter to them. But how they are open, the way they handle their impulse to speak about something can show a lot about how much they understand me. Really, I have heard a lot of comments that would make other people end a relationship, but because they were expressed in a way that indicated good intentions (bring me closer, help me understand better, etc) they made me feel good rather than bad.
If you think about it, intimacy is built on things that it is tough for you to share with someone else.
So, while it is not the end of the world to hear something like that. It takes much more so that it won’t be the end of the relationship.
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The way I look at it, I’d bite my tongue twice before ever so lovingly forking over a mention of an ex’s extra tight pussy, regardless the context of that conversation.
That’s what I am talking about. This is something that shows quality of character. Realising how delicate this matter is.
Originally Posted by WorkingOut
But on the rest of the comments, I agree with you, why do this to yourself?
Originally Posted by Mr. Happy
I’m not all bad.
That gave me a good laugh. I must say, you make conversations very enjoyable.
But in case what you quoted seemed ill intended, I must say that it was not. Perhaps my English needs more improvement than I think it does. Oh well…
Originally Posted by Mr.Happy
With your girth this says more about their arousal level and expansion than it does your dick.
I know this. But my erection levels vary. Especially the first years of sexual encounters, because I DO think more than needed while having sex and that some times puts me off. Anyways, I am working on this and I must say, thinking while having sex is not really a bad think. Mind can work in a way that helps you intensify the experience.
Also I do have a comment about this. Some months ago, when I discovered thunders, after I read average size related topics, I had a chat with my best friend about sizes. I was deep into numbers and theories about numbers (for men’s volume, for women’s depth, arousal levels, you name it) and talking a lot about them. At some point, I got this response from my friend : “Well, I don’t really care, what I care about is that I am able to ‘fill’ my girl.”.
This brought me back to reality. All these talks about average, is taken too seriously. There are so many different sizes/shapes/ankles, that when it comes to what really matters, is more about how much you match with the girl you are interested in, rather than how big/small you are or she is.
Since then, when thinking about a woman I like, just before sex, what I might think is not “I am big enough.”, but “Hm, let’s see how it fits. On what level do we match.”
Originally Posted by Mr.Happy
There’s self-torture here as well.You don’t know if the sex was better (I bet it wasn’t, just more exciting at first because it was new), or if he had a bigger dick.
That’s your imagination at work.
Well, self-torture… Of course, this can be viewed as a result of something else. I mean, what really made me feel bad was not what she did, but the fact that I couldn’t understand why she did it. So, of course imagination did it’s tricks while I was trying to understand, but I felt like I had to deal with this.
I mean, it kind of seems bad for me to reject(erase/forget?) an experience which offered me so much (pleasure, wider perspective on many things about women, beauty and so many other things) because it just ended bad. What happened in the end, is just a part of the experience. It has a certain extent and I had to realise what it was. Letting a bad incident ruin one really beautiful memory and making me feel bad about a part of my past, doesn’t sound good.
Originally Posted by Mr. Happy
You were both young. The problem was she cheated: her not you. It sounds like she snapped out of it and you were forgiving.She was lucky to have you.
Well, the problem was that she cheated.
But it is not the only and perhaps not the most important problem one. Most important for me was why.
Sure, sometimes you cannot find a rational explanation on how someone behaves, but most of the times it’s worth asking yourself such questions (even though they can make you very miserable, oh, this “why” ruins everything :-) ).
I Do believe that when a woman is satisfied by what you provide her, she won’t be easily fascinated by something she doesn’t know. So, at some point, I wasn’t good enough. So, “where” was I wrong ?
That’s the point where it is important to communicate. Instead she turned to some other guy. That’s the actual problem. That she run away, instead of trying to work things out.
Separation begins, when one is not willing (for whatever reason) to share, to expose oneself to the person one cares about. How it is completed seems to be of minor significance. For me, what hurts is the loss of someone I like, rather than how it happens.
And, I wasn’t exactly forgiving, there is nothing to forgive, it was a fucked up situation and I had my part of this. What she did bad, she realised it later. There was no reason for me to make things worse for her. Each one gets what he deserves (well, almost true). Choosing to run instead of fighting for something you want/like, won’t lead you anywhere. It’s such a pity though.
Originally Posted by Mr.Happy
PS: Paragraphs my friend, paragraphs.
I am trying :-) .
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You are the man ! :-)
PS: Hm, that’s a huge post, but with paragraphs.