
R1g0rM0rT1s
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Posted by CluelessCancer
By the way the people who want to be with you, normally truly don't love you, they just love the illusion of you, they also have cognitive issues that makes them seek individuals like you. They don't want healthy normal relationships. They are very insecure, have low self esteem, and seek validation outside of themselves
(usually the love avoidant).

Posted by CluelessCancer
By the way the people who want to be with you, normally truly don't love you, they just love the illusion of you, they also have cognitive issues that makes them seek individuals like you. They don't want healthy normal relationships. They are very insecure, have low self esteem, and seek validation outside of themselves
(usually the love avoidant).

Posted by R1g0rM0rT1s
and yeah...most people DO walk away from it which i think is a big reason for doing it too. i don't like to be the one to hurt someone else...i would rather manoeuvre the situation so that THEY did the walking.
men are generally much more cowardly than women and i would imagine they are much more likely to just go *poof* and disappear into silence without notice. i just couldn't do that personally.

Posted by R1g0rM0rT1s
i find going silent to be essential sometimes and i guess i wanted to see how others who are like me feel during those silences so that people on the receiving end might understand a bit more cos it can't be very nice. i don't like being ignored either and we all get it sometimes.
personally, i don't think about the person. if they come into my mind there is usually a triggered 'feeling' that i don't want to indulge....ie i don't want to miss them cos it clouds my judgement of the situation. so i force them from my mind.
days merge into weeks and sometimes into months depending on whether i've heard from them in some way in which case i MAY break the silence depending on what they're saying and how it's making me feel. if i don't like how it's making me feel i won't respond and that can be anything from simple confusion to true love lol!
the snag is that it becomes a comfort zone very quickly and so if someone i really like wants to break the silence, they will have to drag me kicking and screaming out of it but ultimately they will KNOW that i absolutely want to be with them.
in other words, i'm very unlikely to break a silence whether i've instigated it or someone else has started it.



Posted by seraphPosted by aNEWday
Like you said in your post, I will not break the silence. It takes a certain event, or SOME big realization and waiting for an initiation on the other part for me to. Otherwise, I am way too hard headed and get to a point where I don't even remember having you in my life in the first place. Sounds cold, but what can I say lol (like u said that comfort zone).
If i didnt initiate the space in the first place and seperate myself from that person I would be more annoyed and angry as time went on and things could only get worse. That is the main reason why I think we 'retreat'. To give us time to analyze what happened and at the same time not allow ourself to kill that person or go ham 🙂
None of this is really a problem. Sometimes friendships go through periods of closeness and distance. It comes in waves. The friends who are worth having around will understand, because they've been around you long enough to *know your ways*, and intuitively get the picture. If they don't, and they protest like all hell or react passive-aggressivly in order to lay claim to your attention, re-examine the sort of friendship you have with them. Chances are, there's some unhealthiness there.
Cleave to those that know how to give space without demanding attention. If you don't have friends like that, then keep going through them until you do. They'll be fewer in number, that's almost for certain, but they'll be the ones *really* worth having.
This requires people to be a little more easy-going with each other, and a little more self-sufficient in the emotional dept. Read: less needy. In he long run, this makes for a lot less drama (bad for those who really enjoy drama), but it's far easier on the nerves.click to expand

Posted by seraphPosted by aNEWday
Like you said in your post, I will not break the silence. It takes a certain event, or SOME big realization and waiting for an initiation on the other part for me to. Otherwise, I am way too hard headed and get to a point where I don't even remember having you in my life in the first place. Sounds cold, but what can I say lol (like u said that comfort zone).
If i didnt initiate the space in the first place and seperate myself from that person I would be more annoyed and angry as time went on and things could only get worse. That is the main reason why I think we 'retreat'. To give us time to analyze what happened and at the same time not allow ourself to kill that person or go ham 🙂
None of this is really a problem. Sometimes friendships go through periods of closeness and distance. It comes in waves. The friends who are worth having around will understand, because they've been around you long enough to *know your ways*, and intuitively get the picture. If they don't, and they protest like all hell or react passive-aggressivly in order to lay claim to your attention, re-examine the sort of friendship you have with them. Chances are, there's some unhealthiness there.
Cleave to those that know how to give space without demanding attention. If you don't have friends like that, then keep going through them until you do. They'll be fewer in number, that's almost for certain, but they'll be the ones *really* worth having.
This requires people to be a little more easy-going with each other, and a little more self-sufficient in the emotional dept. Read: less needy. In he long run, this makes for a lot less drama (bad for those who really enjoy drama), but it's far easier on the nerves.click to expand

Posted by Sag89
a Newday your post reminds of a lot of ppl i know lol at least u recognize it hopefully you will be able to work on it

Posted by IntriguedScorp
Hmm. Thank you R1g for being so honest.
I get what you are getting at. If you aren't sure about something talking about it seems fake. The best response, I think, is to just to be honest and state: I have no idea wtf I'm doing. That's real honesty.
Be yourself and if you can't talk about emotions easily. Accept that. We are all our perfect selves based on where we've been. You know--and I'm being serious here--dream interpretation is absolutely one of the best ways to understand your inner thoughts and feelings. I have solved many personal problems analyzing my dreams 🙂
Good luck

Posted by BigGirlPantiesPosted by R1g0rM0rT1s
and yeah...most people DO walk away from it which i think is a big reason for doing it too. i don't like to be the one to hurt someone else...i would rather manoeuvre the situation so that THEY did the walking.
men are generally much more cowardly than women and i would imagine they are much more likely to just go *poof* and disappear into silence without notice. i just couldn't do that personally.
Maneuver = manipulate
How does that hurt someone less?
Have to say I can't follow what you're point is here. You're saying you disappear for your own benefit, but you don't just go poof like a man who is more cowardly?
How is your manner of disappearing NOT cowardly?
I find your posting this thread offensive.click to expand

Posted by seraphPosted by R1g0rM0rT1s
in other words, i'm very unlikely to break a silence whether i've instigated it or someone else has started it.
Then don't break. You'll break it naturally, of your own acord *if and when you want to.* You will always do what's good for you, R1g.
Remember what we talked about. Is this *really* a problem? Or are you looking to make it a problem because you feel obligated to feel a certain way (often due to social norms and peer-pressure), and you'll feel like garbage if you don't? Default to this in your thinking *first*:
https://www.dxpnet.com/opinion/leo/help-me-with-this-mess-3592769/
Posted by seraph
This isn't a Leo man or Cancer man or any other man problem. The problem is that you're forcing on yourself a state of being (being attached to a man) that is, at this time in your life, incongruous with your nature. That is why your commitment to the Cancer man and your commitment to the idea of *having to have* a man is so half-hearted. You're pushing the idea of monogamy on yourself because you feel guilty not to, because you think that is what is expected of you. Because you're afraid to disappoint the estimation you have of yourself (that you have adopted from others.)
Notice where you strongest commitments are:
Your children
Your career
The stability that comes from making your own decisions in light of only you and the two things above.
Your "single-life chaos" is, for now, the single most stabilizing and nourishing situation in your life. I'm not sure who told you or made you think that it wasn't ok to accept it, but accepting it - which means accepting YOURSELF - is the real order of the day, and not conformity to some state of affairs that others have made you *want to think* you should have. Because acting against your nature will only cause you to vacillate between what is authentically you and what is the idea you think you should have of yourself.
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Posted by ellessque
I might be misreading rigs post, and if so, I will digress.
But, I thought she was trying to explain why MEN disappear and relating that to her own experience.
Basically concluding, people disappear because they DO NOT have an answer when there is pressure put on them.
Also adding that men may be more "cowardly" (probably not the best word...but that's irrelevant) and women putting that kind of pressure on men would make them disappear because the woman doesn't even know what she really wants so the man wouldn't BE ABLE to answer.








Posted by LetltB
"i think it depends how long you've been together before one party buggers off as to if it could be considered abuse or not."
Well, it would matter to me either way. A disappearing act with no heads up is a reflection of who the person is, and what you can expect down the road. I'm a very considerate person, and just couldn't do this to someone. There's no 3 strike rule here, you do it once to me, don't expect to find me when you return. (exception would be a serious emergency of course, even then a quck few second text covers that base when able to). Communication is a good thing. Technology today allows for that. No excuses.

Posted by IntriguedScorp
Hmm. Thank you R1g for being so honest.
I get what you are getting at. If you aren't sure about something talking about it seems fake. The best response, I think, is to just to be honest and state: I have no idea wtf I'm doing. That's real honesty.
Be yourself and if you can't talk about emotions easily. Accept that. We are all our perfect selves based on where we've been.


Posted by ellessquePosted by seraph
None of this is really a problem. Sometimes friendships go through periods of closeness and distance. It comes in waves. The friends who are worth having around will understand, because they've been around you long enough to *know your ways*, and intuitively get the picture. If they don't, and they protest like all hell or react passive-aggressivly in order to lay claim to your attention, re-examine the sort of friendship you have with them. Chances are, there's some unhealthiness there.
Cleave to those that know how to give space without demanding attention. If you don't have friends like that, then keep going through them until you do. They'll be fewer in number, that's almost for certain, but they'll be the ones *really* worth having.
This requires people to be a little more easy-going with each other, and a little more self-sufficient in the emotional dept. Read: less needy. In he long run, this makes for a lot less drama (bad for those who really enjoy drama), but it's far easier on the nerves.click to expand


Posted by CluelessCancer
By the way the people who want to be with you, normally truly don't love you, they just love the illusion of you, they also have cognitive issues that makes them seek individuals like you. They don't want healthy normal relationships. They are very insecure, have low self esteem, and seek validation outside of themselves
(usually the love avoidant).

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i find going silent to be essential sometimes and i guess i wanted to see how others who are like me feel during those silences so that people on the receiving end might understand a bit more cos it can't be very nice. i don't like being ignored either and we all get it sometimes.
personally, i don't think about the person. if they come into my mind there is usually a triggered 'feeling' that i don't want to indulge....ie i don't want to miss them cos it clouds my judgement of the situation. so i force them from my mind.
i then get into something else. something that i'm passionate about and my passions are always borderline obsessive anyway (usually work) and so i get myself into a mindset where there simply isn't the room to process thoughts about the person i'm avoiding.
days merge into weeks and sometimes into months depending on whether i've heard from them in some way in which case i MAY break the silence depending on what they're saying and how it's making me feel. if i don't like how it's making me feel i won't respond and that can be anything from simple confusion to true love lol!
the snag is that it becomes a comfort zone very quickly and so if someone i really like wants to break the silence, they will have to drag me kicking and screaming out of it but ultimately they will KNOW that i absolutely want to be with them.
in other words, i'm very unlikely to break a silence whether i've instigated it or someone else has started it.
scorp sun, libra moon, libra venus, scorp merc and a dreaded virgo rising.