Never had my heart broken before 

You silly boys. Only men need to be loved. Women need to be wanted.
i don't know what you're talking about. i can emotionally detach and abandon a person instantly. once i decide a relationship is over i flip my emotions off like a light switch and close and lock the door.
i don't think women emotionally detach quickly either. they just make the decision and lay the groundwork then act on it while most men get stuck looking stupid when a relationship is obviously over.
a man has to go out and find another chick. women get offers every day so when a woman decides she's gonna move on she's already got other guys in her face with no effort on her pert.
hell if most of yall negros get ya girl's cell phone and look through it you'll find all those male friends she's not telling you about but that she harmlessly talks to. those nikkas that's riding the bench.
Never really been heartbroken.
As someone posted earlier, this idea only applies to younger women (25 and under), women 25 and under
are at their peak around that age, so the rebound is usually easier for the girl, dudes are ready to take the ex's place. Getting over a relationship has more to do with a person's opportunities than anything, you think Lil Wayne or Kevin Durant are gonna have the emotional issues with a relationship like the average joe would, they have way more options. If you ever recognize broke dudes have the hardest time with break ups and most young dudes are broke. With women their value (initially) deals with looks, and as thoses fade so do their options and hence the breakups become worse, the story of bitter women usually relates to women in their 30s and 40s. I have some older female friends, mid 30s and up, and many of them still are mad/bitter over how their last relationship went years ago.
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That's true. And when a woman breaks up with you, she's usually been feeling that way for a long time. She checked out of that relationship a long ass time ago and has already gotten over the heartache internally, hence why bishes be at the club the next day. They BEEN over that shyt...
Its silly to talk about these things in generalizations, of course, but my experience, both myself and with friends and such, is that men aren't as well thought out when they break it off.
They may be unhappy, and have been for a while, but they haven't checked out the same way women have.
When they're younger they get over it quickly because they have lots of options. They don't really worry about finding someone else really great because the sexual marketplace favors attractive, thin, socially presentable women in their 20's. It's nothing to really worry about. In fact, you'll probably have the last laugh once you get your money right and your education game on point while they wither away like dried up pieces of fruit.
Then they look back. They look back at all the amazing, motivated, good looking, ambition-in-his-eyes type of guys that they turned down in their 20's. They look at themselves and see a body that's beginning to sag. They're starting to see streaks of gray where they had told themselves before that the stray grays were coming from stress. They remember the look of hurt in the man's eyes that they turned down, they cracking of his voice as he asked why she didn't love him, the bitter spiral he may have gone down once it was over... and now she looks at the options that she has currently.
The limited options that she has now: guys that are willing to take a woman who is very much past her prime, has a kid at this point probably, and is showing distinct signs of aging. She'll say that she's "had her fun" now, but in reality she knows that her options are quickly dwindling and that she has to cash out as quickly as possible before she's doomed to never having kids, ever. She'll more than likely find herself forcing the word "yes" out through clenched teeth to a man's marriage proposal who is inferior to the five guys that she turned down in her 20's.
And then there's you. What kind of man are you? Do you want to be the guy who was completely sunk and ruined by a pretty girl that got to your head? Or do you want your life to be centered around you? I know that we're young and dumb and the first time that we fall in love we fall hard, but it's not as if it's something that we can't recover from. I've made stupid decisions over a woman before, but it's not the end of the world if it ends. You just gotta keep on "keepin' on."
Does a part of me still love the woman who did me really dirty? Yeah, I can admit that. But I don't let it consume me in a negative way. I use it to remind myself of where I went wrong, where not to let people wrong me, and to remind myself that love is real and that if I maintain an open heart and mind, it can happen again.
i cant tell if this is profound wisdom or something simple without meaning. i need to dwell on it a bit.
you're clearly a sociopath tho. this dont apply to you. :cacpls:
then you can't relate. talk to me when you actually fall in love and get your heart broken. b4 i got my heartbroken i couldnt relate to 90% of rnb songs. afterwards I was like
i think if lil wayne and kevin durant fall in love they'd go thru the same shyt. but their careers don't put them in that position so who knows, they may never experience it. on the flipside its been plenty of famous people who live the lifestyle and went crazy over an ex
lucky man.
btw this thread aint bout me. i'm fine. i've learned my lesson
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I doubt they go through the same shyt, because after they break up with that chick, there is a new dime at their hotel door ready to top them off, it's a different life, its the reason they DO get married, it doesn't matter as much if it goes bad, they can bounce back easier than the average joe. There are a few celebs that have gone crazy over an ex but not nearly as many as the average broke nikka, people can mention the Belcher situation (KC Chief player) but when else has that happen in recent times, how about like never, but I hear of stories on the news all the time some hood nikka killed his ex chick and her new dude. It's the reason Tiger Woods was wilyin the way he did as a married man, no regular dude has it like that and broke nikkas have it worse. It's a different life, the more successful you are (women = looks, guys = money), the more options you have, period. It's the reason you constantly see threads of dudes saying which would rather have a dime who can't cook or an average chick who can, because the dime at the end of the day doesn't need to cook to pull a nikka, more options, less effort is needed.
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What are you arguing with me about? This thread is about
A: a man taking longer to fall for a woman than vice versa
Which Im sure you agree with and
B: when a man TRULY falls in love it takes him much longer to get over itthan vice versa
Youre sitting here debating with me about lil wayne and durants options. Who cares? I dont even know if them nikkas ever been in love for real. We will never know. But that doesnt change my argument.
Most people agree and youre obsessed with being the dissenting
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imagine being lil wayne or durant, young with money on top of the world. imagine the type of woman it takes to get them to REALLY fall in love. now imagine they fall for said girl. and then imagine she leaves.
all the options in the world aint gonna ease the pain. you think every heartbroken nikka never had options? u think celebs never get heartbroken?
Im 20 and the same way. Dont love these hoes.
What fukked it up for me was I had older brothers and Ive seen the foolish shyt they've done in the name of "love". Just wasnt goin let that be me, hell one of my older bros still does dumb shyt for these bytches and he's 23 now.
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When they're younger they get over it quickly because they have lots of options. They don't really worry about finding someone else really great because the sexual marketplace favors attractive, thin, socially presentable women in their 20's. It's nothing to really worry about. In fact, you'll probably have the last laugh once you get your money right and your education game on point while they wither away like dried up pieces of fruit.
Then they look back. They look back at all the amazing, motivated, good looking, ambition-in-his-eyes type of guys that they turned down in their 20's. They look at themselves and see a body that's beginning to sag. They're starting to see streaks of gray where they had told themselves before that the stray grays were coming from stress. They remember the look of hurt he man's eyes that they turned down, they cracking of his voice as he asked why she didn't love him, the bitter spiral he may have gone down once it was over... and now she looks at the options that she has currently.
The limited options that she has now: guys that are willing to take a woman who is very much past her prime, has a kid at this point probably, and is showing distinct signs of aging. She'll say that she's "had her fun" now, but in reality she knows that her options are quickly dwindling and that she has to cash out as quickly as possible before she's doomed to never having kids, ever. She'll more than likely find herself forcing the word "yes" out through clenched teeth to a man's marriage proposal who is inferior to the five guys that she turned down in her 20's.
i don't know what you're talking about. i can emotionally detach and abandon a person instantly. once i decide a relationship is over i flip my emotions off like a light switch and close and lock the door.. i don't think women emotionally detach quickly either. they just make the decision and lay the groundwork then act on it while most men get stuck looking stupid when a relationship is obviously over.. a man has to go out and find another chick. women get offers every day so when a woman decides she's gonna move on she's already got other guys in her face with no effort on her pert........talks to. those nikkas that's riding the bench.
I know this concept of a regretful, aging woman helps some of you ease your heartache, but to be honest, most classy, pleasant looking, kind and self sufficient women don't have limited options, even as they age. I'm in my late 20s and I still don't regret breaking up with any ex or turning down some of the guys I did in my early 20s. I've looked at the wedding pics of some of the guys that tried to pursue and think "damn, somebody actually fell for this dudes corny-ness?" Hoping that your ex girl regrets dumping you and has turned sloppy now shows that you still have some healing and self love to work on.
Y'all will also be going grey the same time we are, some of you are already balding, already have kids, etc. The rate of divorce and online dating has created very active, vivid social lives for middle aged people (I'm talking 40s) and from hearing my moms friends discussions, those women aren't feeling all that limited in their dating options either.
When you finally mature and get your life right, you will no longer look at women's looks as the only way of measuring their prime. Hopefully, you'll become worthy of women who also have your level of success and maturity.