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Posted by Mutya
It means he's a whiny little bitch.
Seriously though, are you dating my ex Taurus? Beta behaviour stemming from insecurity and mommy issues.

Posted by nanobotz
He was desperate to get some sort of emotional response from you
Why? That’s what you need to find out. For his ego? Does he not feel like/believe you care? Could be anything
This sounds like more something a woman would do. Let me guess - water heavy man?




Posted by MyStarsShine
No it’s not a guy thing, Virgo
Its an insecure unbalanced immature person thing
Is this someone you’re with?? 😐

Posted by virgoOPPPPosted by MyStarsShine
No it’s not a guy thing, Virgo
Its an insecure unbalanced immature person thing
Is this someone you’re with?? 😐
broke up with him 3rd time
1st time was when my ex begged me that we should work things out so i dropped this guy
2nd time was when he kept sending me pics of a 'secret gf' which turned out to just be an ex from years ago but he just wanted to get an emotional response out of me that he made it up coz i rejected him back then
3rd time was when i told him that i was so upset about some argument we had that it made me cry (then he sounded and acted so pleased about it)
srsly maybe i should date an ariesclick to expand



Posted by MyStarsShinePosted by virgoOPPPPosted by MyStarsShine
No it’s not a guy thing, Virgo
Its an insecure unbalanced immature person thing
Is this someone you’re with?? 😐
broke up with him 3rd time
1st time was when my ex begged me that we should work things out so i dropped this guy
2nd time was when he kept sending me pics of a 'secret gf' which turned out to just be an ex from years ago but he just wanted to get an emotional response out of me that he made it up coz i rejected him back then
3rd time was when i told him that i was so upset about some argument we had that it made me cry (then he sounded and acted so pleased about it)
srsly maybe i should date an aries
The Pisces cap Moon bloke
Or original Cap Pisces Moon guy?
Or someone else?click to expand


Posted by SnowsofKilimanjaro
Honestly I feel like lots more people use other people for validation and their own amusement than people realize. Treating people like commodities or accessories instead of people. I know I've been guilty of it at times and try not to do it. There could be lots of reasons why people do it. Sometimes people get hurt in a past relationship and take it out on all their future significant others. Sometimes it's some other light or heavy life trauma. But in general I think there's just an ever increasing self-centered mindset in the world, and with hook up culture the way it is now, people want to take as much as possible while giving as little as possible

Posted by neves
Is you a tomboy - dating highly feminine guys? Cause that (both what he said and how he reacted) - sounds a lot like something a woman would say (a feminine manipulative tactic - to put it like that 😝).

Posted by Wizardz_
Lol same thread again. You know what the issue is. You're too unenthusiastic, non-commital, laidback, nonchalant, detached I don't even know the word but these guys aren't getting the feeling that you want them or care much if they are actually there or not. So they do these tests to try and elicit some kind of proof of attachment out of you
Whether they should be like that or not is kind of irrelevant. Do you want to date him or not? You don't even know LOL

Posted by virgoOPPPPosted by MyStarsShinePosted by virgoOPPPPosted by MyStarsShine
No it’s not a guy thing, Virgo
Its an insecure unbalanced immature person thing
Is this someone you’re with?? 😐
broke up with him 3rd time
1st time was when my ex begged me that we should work things out so i dropped this guy
2nd time was when he kept sending me pics of a 'secret gf' which turned out to just be an ex from years ago but he just wanted to get an emotional response out of me that he made it up coz i rejected him back then
3rd time was when i told him that i was so upset about some argument we had that it made me cry (then he sounded and acted so pleased about it)
srsly maybe i should date an aries
The Pisces cap Moon bloke
Or original Cap Pisces Moon guy?
Or someone else?
pisces sun/cap moonclick to expand

Posted by virgoOPPPPosted by neves
Is you a tomboy - dating highly feminine guys? Cause that (both what he said and how he reacted) - sounds a lot like something a woman would say (a feminine manipulative tactic - to put it like that 😝).
"Other women want me toooo." -millennial men
the dynamic starting to look like that, huh? does it count if i'm a first houser? my cap sun/pisces moon ex acted similarly tbh. his new gf (pisces) told me she was the one who always had to go apologize to him coz he will sulk and want attention. she's preaching to the choir.
believe it or not, i'm more stable than these people. they demand more attention and validation than i do. coz i follow the rules. i don't pry too deeply and i give them a lot of freedom. i trust they'd be happier that way.click to expand

Posted by DigitalGhostPosted by nevesPosted by virgoOPPPPosted by neves
Is you a tomboy - dating highly feminine guys? Cause that (both what he said and how he reacted) - sounds a lot like something a woman would say (a feminine manipulative tactic - to put it like that 😝).
"Other women want me toooo." -millennial men
the dynamic starting to look like that, huh? does it count if i'm a first houser? my cap sun/pisces moon ex acted similarly tbh. his new gf (pisces) told me she was the one who always had to go apologize to him coz he will sulk and want attention. she's preaching to the choir.
believe it or not, i'm more stable than these people. they demand more attention and validation than i do. coz i follow the rules. i don't pry too deeply and i give them a lot of freedom. i trust they'd be happier that way.
Ye still sound tomboyish - even the part where ye say ye're more stable & following rules (masculine energy) - compared to them chaotic attention seeking types (feminine energy). 😏
I think you have that backwards.. following directions and rules is submissive. I.e. feminine.
Most male animals in nature put on some sort of dramatic display to attract a mate. I.e. masculineclick to expand

Posted by DigitalGhostPosted by nevesPosted by virgoOPPPPosted by neves
Is you a tomboy - dating highly feminine guys? Cause that (both what he said and how he reacted) - sounds a lot like something a woman would say (a feminine manipulative tactic - to put it like that 😝).
"Other women want me toooo." -millennial men
the dynamic starting to look like that, huh? does it count if i'm a first houser? my cap sun/pisces moon ex acted similarly tbh. his new gf (pisces) told me she was the one who always had to go apologize to him coz he will sulk and want attention. she's preaching to the choir.
believe it or not, i'm more stable than these people. they demand more attention and validation than i do. coz i follow the rules. i don't pry too deeply and i give them a lot of freedom. i trust they'd be happier that way.
Ye still sound tomboyish - even the part where ye say ye're more stable & following rules (masculine energy) - compared to them chaotic attention seeking types (feminine energy). 😏
I think you have that backwards.. following directions and rules is submissive. I.e. feminine.
Most male animals in nature put on some sort of dramatic display to attract a mate. I.e. masculineclick to expand

Posted by DigitalGhostPosted by nevesPosted by DigitalGhostPosted by nevesPosted by virgoOPPPPosted by neves
Is you a tomboy - dating highly feminine guys? Cause that (both what he said and how he reacted) - sounds a lot like something a woman would say (a feminine manipulative tactic - to put it like that 😝).
"Other women want me toooo." -millennial men
the dynamic starting to look like that, huh? does it count if i'm a first houser? my cap sun/pisces moon ex acted similarly tbh. his new gf (pisces) told me she was the one who always had to go apologize to him coz he will sulk and want attention. she's preaching to the choir.
believe it or not, i'm more stable than these people. they demand more attention and validation than i do. coz i follow the rules. i don't pry too deeply and i give them a lot of freedom. i trust they'd be happier that way.
Ye still sound tomboyish - even the part where ye say ye're more stable & following rules (masculine energy) - compared to them chaotic attention seeking types (feminine energy). 😏
I think you have that backwards.. following directions and rules is submissive. I.e. feminine.
Most male animals in nature put on some sort of dramatic display to attract a mate. I.e. masculine
Nah. Rules/Laws = Order of Things. In every civilized society (savage too - to some extent) - that's a masculine energy. Be it a work environment, traveling, or even talking and thinking (like talking by turn instead of constantly yapping yer mouth) - most men usually prefer a order of doing things. Even if we're talking about a CEO, a MMA fighter or the manliest of men - they all follow rules. And not because they're submissive - but more because it feels right (there's even a sense of comfort). Believe it or not - crossing through a red light is usually deemed as immature behavior - not being submissive. Generally speaking, rules/laws have a pragmatic purpose (as mentioned above - that's usually deemed as the most appropriate way of doing things - like following a blueprint). While submissiveness is more about - power-play, as in - yielding to the authority or allowing yourself to be controlled by another.
Yes, most male animals "flex" in one way or the other. Tho, no aware of any male from the animal kingdom - winning a female based on "how needy they can get (biggest beggar being the most desired by females)". And that's particularly true for male and females of the human species. Well, generally speaking. Quite rare i presume - like one in a million and such.but there's probably also women who's brain seem to function backwards in this regard, like... being attracted to the least desirable of all men who chase them. In this big world (half order half chaos) - abnormalities are a given.
Nah, there is a reason why law, order, and justice has always been symbolized as a female in mythology. There's a reason there are more men in prisons than women.
I think we agree on the second part: males in all aspects of nature put on a show, flex, brag on their conquests and accomplishments, and have bright colors to seek the attention of the females. Which would make attention seeking a masculine property.click to expand

Posted by DigitalGhostPosted by nevesPosted by DigitalGhostPosted by nevesPosted by virgoOPPPPosted by neves
Is you a tomboy - dating highly feminine guys? Cause that (both what he said and how he reacted) - sounds a lot like something a woman would say (a feminine manipulative tactic - to put it like that 😝).
"Other women want me toooo." -millennial men
the dynamic starting to look like that, huh? does it count if i'm a first houser? my cap sun/pisces moon ex acted similarly tbh. his new gf (pisces) told me she was the one who always had to go apologize to him coz he will sulk and want attention. she's preaching to the choir.
believe it or not, i'm more stable than these people. they demand more attention and validation than i do. coz i follow the rules. i don't pry too deeply and i give them a lot of freedom. i trust they'd be happier that way.
Ye still sound tomboyish - even the part where ye say ye're more stable & following rules (masculine energy) - compared to them chaotic attention seeking types (feminine energy). 😏
I think you have that backwards.. following directions and rules is submissive. I.e. feminine.
Most male animals in nature put on some sort of dramatic display to attract a mate. I.e. masculine
Nah. Rules/Laws = Order of Things. In every civilized society (savage too - to some extent) - that's a masculine energy. Be it a work environment, traveling, or even talking and thinking (like talking by turn instead of constantly yapping yer mouth) - most men usually prefer a order of doing things. Even if we're talking about a CEO, a MMA fighter or the manliest of men - they all follow rules. And not because they're submissive - but more because it feels right (there's even a sense of comfort). Believe it or not - crossing through a red light is usually deemed as immature behavior - not being submissive. Generally speaking, rules/laws have a pragmatic purpose (as mentioned above - that's usually deemed as the most appropriate way of doing things - like following a blueprint). While submissiveness is more about - power-play, as in - yielding to the authority or allowing yourself to be controlled by another.
Yes, most male animals "flex" in one way or the other. Tho, no aware of any male from the animal kingdom - winning a female based on "how needy they can get (biggest beggar being the most desired by females)". And that's particularly true for male and females of the human species. Well, generally speaking. Quite rare i presume - like one in a million and such.but there's probably also women who's brain seem to function backwards in this regard, like... being attracted to the least desirable of all men who chase them. In this big world (half order half chaos) - abnormalities are a given.
Nah, there is a reason why law, order, and justice has always been symbolized as a female in mythology. There's a reason there are more men in prisons than women.
I think we agree on the second part: males in all aspects of nature put on a show, flex, brag on their conquests and accomplishments, and have bright colors to seek the attention of the females. Which would make attention seeking a masculine property.click to expand


Posted by BumboklaatPosted by DigitalGhostPosted by nevesPosted by DigitalGhostPosted by nevesPosted by virgoOPPPPosted by neves
Is you a tomboy - dating highly feminine guys? Cause that (both what he said and how he reacted) - sounds a lot like something a woman would say (a feminine manipulative tactic - to put it like that 😝).
"Other women want me toooo." -millennial men
the dynamic starting to look like that, huh? does it count if i'm a first houser? my cap sun/pisces moon ex acted similarly tbh. his new gf (pisces) told me she was the one who always had to go apologize to him coz he will sulk and want attention. she's preaching to the choir.
believe it or not, i'm more stable than these people. they demand more attention and validation than i do. coz i follow the rules. i don't pry too deeply and i give them a lot of freedom. i trust they'd be happier that way.
Ye still sound tomboyish - even the part where ye say ye're more stable & following rules (masculine energy) - compared to them chaotic attention seeking types (feminine energy). 😏
I think you have that backwards.. following directions and rules is submissive. I.e. feminine.
Most male animals in nature put on some sort of dramatic display to attract a mate. I.e. masculine
Nah. Rules/Laws = Order of Things. In every civilized society (savage too - to some extent) - that's a masculine energy. Be it a work environment, traveling, or even talking and thinking (like talking by turn instead of constantly yapping yer mouth) - most men usually prefer a order of doing things. Even if we're talking about a CEO, a MMA fighter or the manliest of men - they all follow rules. And not because they're submissive - but more because it feels right (there's even a sense of comfort). Believe it or not - crossing through a red light is usually deemed as immature behavior - not being submissive. Generally speaking, rules/laws have a pragmatic purpose (as mentioned above - that's usually deemed as the most appropriate way of doing things - like following a blueprint). While submissiveness is more about - power-play, as in - yielding to the authority or allowing yourself to be controlled by another.
Yes, most male animals "flex" in one way or the other. Tho, no aware of any male from the animal kingdom - winning a female based on "how needy they can get (biggest beggar being the most desired by females)". And that's particularly true for male and females of the human species. Well, generally speaking. Quite rare i presume - like one in a million and such.but there's probably also women who's brain seem to function backwards in this regard, like... being attracted to the least desirable of all men who chase them. In this big world (half order half chaos) - abnormalities are a given.
Nah, there is a reason why law, order, and justice has always been symbolized as a female in mythology. There's a reason there are more men in prisons than women.
I think we agree on the second part: males in all aspects of nature put on a show, flex, brag on their conquests and accomplishments, and have bright colors to seek the attention of the females. Which would make attention seeking a masculine property.
Have to agree here. You gotta look at it from both perspectives to understand.
Feminine sun sign man will value feminine things in a masculine way. Like physical appearance, body mass, physical power, secrecy, strategy, emotions. Basically indirect things. Like a Dog.
Masculine sun man will value things like spontaneity, true pride, open expression, creativity, Basically direct things like a Cat
That's a common misconception of the energies.
Feminine is physical and emotional
Masculine is expressive and directclick to expand

Posted by virgoOPPP
when a guy tells you they want you to fight for them? that they wanna feel that you're exerting efforts for them? but all the time their schedule allows is spent with you which makes it impossible for them to be anywhere else but work or with you? then they try to get a reaction out of you by sending you their old pics with their ex or mentioning 'other women' then the next day confess they made it up? then once i confessed i was upset by something that i cried about it (then he acts pleased like it validates him?) like would he really find it more attractive to be chased and getting an emotional reaction out of someone?
is this like a guy thing?


Posted by DigitalGhostPosted by virgoOPPPPosted by DigitalGhostPosted by nevesPosted by DigitalGhostPosted by nevesPosted by virgoOPPPPosted by neves
Is you a tomboy - dating highly feminine guys? Cause that (both what he said and how he reacted) - sounds a lot like something a woman would say (a feminine manipulative tactic - to put it like that 😝).
"Other women want me toooo." -millennial men
the dynamic starting to look like that, huh? does it count if i'm a first houser? my cap sun/pisces moon ex acted similarly tbh. his new gf (pisces) told me she was the one who always had to go apologize to him coz he will sulk and want attention. she's preaching to the choir.
believe it or not, i'm more stable than these people. they demand more attention and validation than i do. coz i follow the rules. i don't pry too deeply and i give them a lot of freedom. i trust they'd be happier that way.
Ye still sound tomboyish - even the part where ye say ye're more stable & following rules (masculine energy) - compared to them chaotic attention seeking types (feminine energy). 😏
I think you have that backwards.. following directions and rules is submissive. I.e. feminine.
Most male animals in nature put on some sort of dramatic display to attract a mate. I.e. masculine
Nah. Rules/Laws = Order of Things. In every civilized society (savage too - to some extent) - that's a masculine energy. Be it a work environment, traveling, or even talking and thinking (like talking by turn instead of constantly yapping yer mouth) - most men usually prefer a order of doing things. Even if we're talking about a CEO, a MMA fighter or the manliest of men - they all follow rules. And not because they're submissive - but more because it feels right (there's even a sense of comfort). Believe it or not - crossing through a red light is usually deemed as immature behavior - not being submissive. Generally speaking, rules/laws have a pragmatic purpose (as mentioned above - that's usually deemed as the most appropriate way of doing things - like following a blueprint). While submissiveness is more about - power-play, as in - yielding to the authority or allowing yourself to be controlled by another.
Yes, most male animals "flex" in one way or the other. Tho, no aware of any male from the animal kingdom - winning a female based on "how needy they can get (biggest beggar being the most desired by females)". And that's particularly true for male and females of the human species. Well, generally speaking. Quite rare i presume - like one in a million and such.but there's probably also women who's brain seem to function backwards in this regard, like... being attracted to the least desirable of all men who chase them. In this big world (half order half chaos) - abnormalities are a given.
Nah, there is a reason why law, order, and justice has always been symbolized as a female in mythology. There's a reason there are more men in prisons than women.
I think we agree on the second part: males in all aspects of nature put on a show, flex, brag on their conquests and accomplishments, and have bright colors to seek the attention of the females. Which would make attention seeking a masculine property.
yeah men have to be brighter, larger and louder in order to compete with other males. my gay uni professor once said he felt weirded out when a female student was loud or arrogant coz he's always associated these traits with men. temperance, reason and order should have feminine associations which will make impulse and intuition actually masculine.
i find it weird that crossdressing men are usually accused of 'hyperfeminism' when pageantry is very masculine.
this is irrelevant convo tho. he is domineering emotionally and even in bed. i have no power anywhere. this would be fine if only he can let go of his old grudge. knowing us, we'll prob get back together a year or 2 from now. but that's just stupid asf.
I've always found it hilarious when one sex tries to portray the opposite sex. They're like caricatures of stereotypes. My favorite is when women wear baggy jeans and constantly adjust their balls. Every cross dressing man seems to be a combination of Dolly Parton, Kiss, and every Southern waitress ever.
Do you like domineering men? There is power in being aloof. Silence is more powerful IMO than chatter. People's own insecurities do all the damage to themselves while you literally do nothing. This just seems like a power struggle, he wants to know how much you want him. You had the upper hand before, now he's trying to see if he can get it. That's my take. I wouldn't waste my time, honestlyclick to expand


Posted by Wizardz_Posted by virgoOPPPPosted by DigitalGhostPosted by virgoOPPPPosted by DigitalGhostPosted by nevesPosted by DigitalGhostPosted by nevesPosted by virgoOPPPPosted by neves
Is you a tomboy - dating highly feminine guys? Cause that (both what he said and how he reacted) - sounds a lot like something a woman would say (a feminine manipulative tactic - to put it like that 😝).
"Other women want me toooo." -millennial men
the dynamic starting to look like that, huh? does it count if i'm a first houser? my cap sun/pisces moon ex acted similarly tbh. his new gf (pisces) told me she was the one who always had to go apologize to him coz he will sulk and want attention. she's preaching to the choir.
believe it or not, i'm more stable than these people. they demand more attention and validation than i do. coz i follow the rules. i don't pry too deeply and i give them a lot of freedom. i trust they'd be happier that way.
Ye still sound tomboyish - even the part where ye say ye're more stable & following rules (masculine energy) - compared to them chaotic attention seeking types (feminine energy). 😏
I think you have that backwards.. following directions and rules is submissive. I.e. feminine.
Most male animals in nature put on some sort of dramatic display to attract a mate. I.e. masculine
Nah. Rules/Laws = Order of Things. In every civilized society (savage too - to some extent) - that's a masculine energy. Be it a work environment, traveling, or even talking and thinking (like talking by turn instead of constantly yapping yer mouth) - most men usually prefer a order of doing things. Even if we're talking about a CEO, a MMA fighter or the manliest of men - they all follow rules. And not because they're submissive - but more because it feels right (there's even a sense of comfort). Believe it or not - crossing through a red light is usually deemed as immature behavior - not being submissive. Generally speaking, rules/laws have a pragmatic purpose (as mentioned above - that's usually deemed as the most appropriate way of doing things - like following a blueprint). While submissiveness is more about - power-play, as in - yielding to the authority or allowing yourself to be controlled by another.
Yes, most male animals "flex" in one way or the other. Tho, no aware of any male from the animal kingdom - winning a female based on "how needy they can get (biggest beggar being the most desired by females)". And that's particularly true for male and females of the human species. Well, generally speaking. Quite rare i presume - like one in a million and such.but there's probably also women who's brain seem to function backwards in this regard, like... being attracted to the least desirable of all men who chase them. In this big world (half order half chaos) - abnormalities are a given.
Nah, there is a reason why law, order, and justice has always been symbolized as a female in mythology. There's a reason there are more men in prisons than women.
I think we agree on the second part: males in all aspects of nature put on a show, flex, brag on their conquests and accomplishments, and have bright colors to seek the attention of the females. Which would make attention seeking a masculine property.
yeah men have to be brighter, larger and louder in order to compete with other males. my gay uni professor once said he felt weirded out when a female student was loud or arrogant coz he's always associated these traits with men. temperance, reason and order should have feminine associations which will make impulse and intuition actually masculine.
i find it weird that crossdressing men are usually accused of 'hyperfeminism' when pageantry is very masculine.
this is irrelevant convo tho. he is domineering emotionally and even in bed. i have no power anywhere. this would be fine if only he can let go of his old grudge. knowing us, we'll prob get back together a year or 2 from now. but that's just stupid asf.
I've always found it hilarious when one sex tries to portray the opposite sex. They're like caricatures of stereotypes. My favorite is when women wear baggy jeans and constantly adjust their balls. Every cross dressing man seems to be a combination of Dolly Parton, Kiss, and every Southern waitress ever.
Do you like domineering men? There is power in being aloof. Silence is more powerful IMO than chatter. People's own insecurities do all the damage to themselves while you literally do nothing. This just seems like a power struggle, he wants to know how much you want him. You had the upper hand before, now he's trying to see if he can get it. That's my take. I wouldn't waste my time, honestly
damn now i'm starting to think this is hot 😳😳
i really need to research about that avoidant-anxious relationship stuff @Wizardz was talking about.
yeah i think what gives me any semblance of power/control is i can detach after a period of suffering and sacrifice.
i actually would throw myself into deeper servitude sometimes only so i can get tired and disgusted enough to leave.
this dude thinks his manipulation would work on me but it's only really driving me away. he's now telling me that he's never even touched another woman after we broke up the first time which was quite some time ago. i know this is true but as someone who got cheated on, i find it really hurtful that he'd use tactics like this. like what if that mind game fulfills itself someday? he takes way too much pleasure in upsetting me.
How did you get attention when you were a kid? Think about stuff like that
You should be more self-aware of your actions and the motivations behind them, rather than saying that you "follow the rules" and are a "cool girl" that's just cover for what is really going on
Taking submissive actions isn't the same as having no power. There is also a distinction between "bottom" and "sub". Physically you do as you are told but psychologically/emotionally you are detached and you remain in control and that might be part of what sets these guys off. It is a very volatile and confusing dynamic. I know the guys play their part too but I think you tend to pretend that you are doing "nothing" when I suspect you are very much manipulating your relationships on a subconscious level
I think you give mixed messages. You encourage guys to control you in a physical sense whilst at the same time remaining psychologically/emotionally aloof. It's like a trap you set in order to ensure that you never get too emotionally attached and therefore vulnerable because the relationship becomes displeasing to you plus it tends to bring out the bad traits of the guy. Hence, it is ultimately an elaborate avoidance tacticclick to expand

Posted by Wizardz_Posted by Krabss
you are a fucking weirdo, but a cute one. in an endless loop. you are amusing me lmao.
Lol that is her charm and what makes these guys act crazyclick to expand
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is this like a guy thing?