Re: Girl Advice
I’ve done that, twice. Trust me, I want to move on so we can both be happy, I just can’t. I feel like she should be mine, like I deserve her, but because I didn’t read her signals correctly at first, now someone else has stolen her from me.Take her out of the picture for a while and you'll be able to think clearer.
Once again, I did that, but time away from her only stirs my emotions, and I start to miss her.Rather than being friends with her, I'd suggest cutting her out of your life, at least until you're able to manage yourself in a healthy manner.
It’s really hard to leave someone you have such a deep history with. With Amanda, it would be so easy to have a happy, healthy relationship, because we already know each other so well and are really comfortable together. I’ve tried to move on, but no one compares to her.I know it's difficult what with everyone's initial preconceptions of love and loyalty and all that but there's nothing quite like the feeling of being with someone with whom you will have a less... complicated history that not only cares about you but is also with you and not with someone else.
I don’t think she’s a “bad woman”. If I were in her situation, I know it would be difficult, and there are no “right” answers where everyone can be happy. She got pushed into this emotional rollercoaster because 2 guys claimed they loved her. I know her. She’s extremely sweet and caring, and doing everything she can to make things work with me and Tyler.No matter which way you decide to look at it, she's either wronging this guy Tyler or she's wronging you, or both, and a woman who wrongs the man that loves her, or in this case men, plural, is a bad woman. Bad women are called bad women for a reason, they're bad. Go find a good woman, they're good.