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how come when youre in a relationship and the person breaks up with you they say youve changed, yet before the relationship women love to change men, lil fixer uppers, or like handywomans dreams and ish... or they say its not you its me ive changed... how come most ppl do not realise that ppl do not change but their lives do... very rarely have encountered an old friend or an ex or etc who really changed (outside of physically of course)...

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i think change is inevitable when youre in a long term relationship..naturally there will be some things that you have to change, such as the amount of time you spend away from your beau, or certain characteristics about you that may make your mate uncomfortable...

i don't think that's such a bad thing...but if you drastically change the ultimate and core elements of what makes you YOU, then that is not good...and actually would depict a weak personality.

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Originally posted by dgmodel

how come when youre in a relationship and the person breaks up with you they say youve changed, yet before the relationship women love to change men, lil fixer uppers, or like handywomans dreams and ish...

either the challenge of changing you is gone because she actually succeeded in changing you...

or she simply GAVE UP changing you cause she now sees she CAN`T change you and can´t live with the things she wanted to fix in the first place. (look at the assholes that always have changing girlfriends... these girls TRY to change him and don´t succeed. they give up and usually act in a way that makes the asshole reject her)

or it´s just a lame excuse for breaking up with you because she met a new guy / is dissatisfied with something she won´t adress

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oh and the solution:

always let her change LITTLE things about you, but never something something big or something of importance. like the slot machine in the casinos. people never get the jackpot, the small wins keep them hoping though and keep them investing more money in the machine :)

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Originally posted by tastey

either the challenge of changing you is gone because she actually succeeded in changing you...

or she simply GAVE UP changing you cause she now sees she CAN`T change you and can´t live with the things she wanted to fix in the first place. (look at the assholes that always have changing girlfriends... these girls TRY to change him and don´t succeed. they give up and usually act in a way that makes the asshole reject her)

or it´s just a lame excuse for breaking up with you because she met a new guy / is dissatisfied with something she won´t adress

oh this isnt me, just had this thought, so many ppl say this crap, so i was just wondering... (and it just so happends that a friends relationship ended 'cause of this reason as well)

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Originally posted by tastey

oh and the solution:

always let her change LITTLE things about you, but never something something big or something of importance. like the slot machine in the casinos. people never get the jackpot, the small wins keep them hoping though and keep them investing more money in the machine :)

Thats a real idiotic solution :blank:

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Originally posted by dgmodel

oh this isnt me, just had this thought, so many ppl say this crap, so i was just wondering... (and it just so happends that a friends relationship ended 'cause of this reason as well)

i wasn´t adressing you, i intended to use a "generic" you. as in "one should do"="you should do". i can´t use it that way?

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Originally posted by tastyt

Maybe the person hasn't actually changed... it could be that their sig.o. is finally seeing them as they truly are, all illusions dropped.

very good point too!

i can talk as someone that used to put on masks ALL the time. those that are here longer may remember my posts. i was all "be the one that she WANTS to fuck". chameleon-style. it WORKED, but in the end it wasn´t as fulfilling. now i do it completely the other way round. i demonstrate value for a short time. like in the first 5 minutes i sell myself. THEN i pull back and start qualifying her for my needs (not only looks but also the character traits) and eventually become the BUYER she has to convince to BUY the product (her).

and even though i became very good at holding up these images ("masks"), i lasted 3 months MAX. after three months the masks just fall or become very visible. so since dg mentioned this was about longer relationships and i suppose longer means at LEAST 6 months i dunno if this point comes into effect in this case :)

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Originally posted by tastey

very good point too!

i can talk as someone that used to put on masks ALL the time. those that are here longer may remember my posts. i was all "be the one that she WANTS to fuck". chameleon-style. it WORKED, but in the end it wasn´t as fulfilling. now i do it completely the other way round. i demonstrate value for a short time. like in the first 5 minutes i sell myself. THEN i pull back and start qualifying her for my needs (not only looks but also the character traits) and eventually become the BUYER she has to convince to BUY the product (her).

and even though i became very good at holding up these images ("masks"), i lasted 3 months MAX. after three months the masks just fall or become very visible. so since dg mentioned this was about longer relationships and i suppose longer means at LEAST 6 months i dunno if this point comes into effect in this case :)

LOL... that's not quite how I meant it. I didn't mean that one person was consciously "masking" their true self from the other person, for whatever reason. I meant it more along the lines of... when you first meet someone, there's a tendency to see that person in a certain way... good or bad... ignoring things that contradict this image. It probably has to do with first impressions, and obviously it also has a lot to do with what we *want* from that person, or more like life in general.

Then one day you look at that person... and its as if they're a stranger. That person hasn't changed any... you're just dropping whatever misconstrued ideas you had *in your own head*, and seeing that person for who s/he really is.

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