Whenever I feel like angering my blood
I know I can just go to Cosmo online and check out their advice
column. They tend to give very long winded answers to questions I
would answer in five seconds if a friend asked me. So I bitch about
it. That is what this is. This time there were two that stood out.
The way this goes is someone will ask a question, some Cosmo writer
that hates women or is a social justice warrior will respond, and
then I put in my two cents. Got it? No? You need more coffee.
Question: When I have sex with my
girlfriend, I just start hating her after sex for a particular period
of time - at least three to four hours. When my desire arouses again,
I want to have sex again with her, but the same thing happens after
ejaculation is over.
Answer: I'm glad you wrote in. I'm sure you feel awful, but, first, let's be sure about one thing: This is not her fault. And no matter how emotional you feel, I hope you know better than to take this out on her or hurt her in any way. Sometimes, you can't help the way you feel. But you can control how you act. Don't hurt her.
Second, I want you to know that you can
stop feeling like this: Just because you feel something intensely
doesn't mean you can't change it. You can get to a place where you
don't have these negative feelings about women. It won't happen
overnight though. It will take effort and time.
Dante: You don't have issues. You have
a subscription! I have never hated a chick after having the sex.
Disappointed? Frustrated? Confused? Yes. Those I have felt before
right afterward, but never hate. This is not some kind of postpartum
for dick. The person that answered this tries to talk him down like
he fucks his girl and then starts donkey punching her. You need
therapy. 9 times out of 10 our mothers can be blamed for most fucked
up sexual proclivities. I think that's the first time I ever wrote
that word.
Oh, and good luck trying to explain
that to your girl and then expecting sex anytime soon. Girls keep a
hope box full of hate and they hope you bring some shit up regarding
them. “Hey, babe. After we fuck I kinda hate you.” I've heard of
hate fucking but its not after sex. Its premeditated and during. This
guy is on some new shit. So yeah. Therapy.
Question: I've been with my boyfriend
for over four years now. At one point in our relationship I cheated
and he found out. Although we didn't break up, every now and then, he
brings it up. This happened two to three years ago. I have asked him
to forgive me on many occasions - sometimes we're all good, then he
brings it up. I have reached the point that I can no longer continue
like this. It drains. What should I do?
Answer: There's no black-and-white answer here. You hurt your boyfriend, and it's his right to feel whatever he's feeling: anger, resentment, suspicion - even paranoia. However, it's not his right to make you feel awful, over and over, about something that happened several years ago. There's a difference between processing feelings and acting out.
Like so many things, this is a question
of degrees: There are healthy ways to handle those feelings, and
terrible ways. I'd recommend that you tell him, in no uncertain
terms, that this is really driving you crazy. He knows you're sorry.
He knows you're faithful. And you know that you hurt him. Tell him
that you're open to having serious conversations about his trust
issues occasionally, but this can't define your relationship, and it
cannot go on forever. This can't be a constant distraction in your
relationship.
Dante: So this chick is tired of being
with a dude she cheated on bringing up the fact that she cheated?
Leave him! You cheated for a reason. Use that shit as your spiritual
headlight and drive away. He's never gonna forgive you. I don't
forgive shit. I'm a total dick when it comes to that. When does he
bring it up? If you two sit down for dinner and the salad comes and
he goes “Cant believe you cheated on me...” then its time to roll
bounce.
I've been cheated on twice that I know
of and each time I was given an explanation. Did I forgive them? No.
But in one case I was so secure in my dick swinging skills that I
used it to prove a point. I don't like the holding things over folks
heads method because I want my friends and whoever I am boning once
every two to three years to be comfortable. Bringing that shit up all
the time is good for no one. He is too much of a pussbot to leave and
you're too weak to take off.
Got kids? No? Leave! Its a boyfriend!
Shit's not even legally binding after four years. Just go. Why do you
want to waste time with someone that makes you feel like shit? Even
if you got drunk and fucked someone else it means you just wanted to
fuck someone that was not who you are with. I've never blamed liquor
for my bad decisions. Okay. Dancing. Totally blame liquor for that.
But never sex. Just prepare yourself, pack your shit, tell him you're
done with him bringing this up, and go. What's he gonna do? Call you
a cheater? That's already established. Doesn't make you a bad person.
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