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Lancer
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Oregon Coast, USA! or Bohol, Philippines!
Apr 1999 time: 05:26
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Time. Besides that, I can't think of anything.
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Bereta_Eder
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Some other characteristic phrases:
_"He can't wear a helmet"
_"He can't pass through the door"
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Bereta_Eder
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The descriptive sentence:
"She wore them (the horns) to you".
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ricketyclik
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Great Southern Land
Feb 2002 time: 15:26
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I've been dumped many times in the past, and suffered months and in some cases over a year of misery as a result. Each time I saw one of them in later years, I'd instantly return to a state of misery, if only while I was in their company.
Then everything changed. I finally met a woman who would not only put up with me, but would live with me, have a child with me, and put up with my slovenliness. I will have lived with her for 10 years early this March. Now I find when I meet an old flame I can assess them objectively, from a secure position as it were.
Sometimes I have an attack of lust for them, but generally even when this is the case I find that the old emotional intensity is not there. This applies to women I meet for the first time now too.
Given all of this I may not be the best person to give advice, but here goes...
Many previous posters have aluded to the "heart having no choice in these matters" or some such. This is true, and has a biochemical cause. When we first meet someone (or sometimes afterwards) if we are particularly attracted to them a cascade of hormones is produced, one of which is dopamine. This occupies receptors associated with the pleasure centres of the brain, and, as with food, drugs, sex, computer games, gambling, etc, we want more. Even if it is self-destructive, we want more.
Because of the power of association in our psychologies, everytime we meet this person, it stimulates this reaction.
Now, knowing the cause of the problem doesn't make it go away, but it does give us the ability to step outside ourselves a little and see our reaction for what it is, accept it and not let it overpower us.
I haven't tested this method on dumpers, but I have used it to good effect on women who I have had feelings of lust for since I met my partner. It has always worked for me, and generally the "thunder in the trousers" fades for that person over time, with the help of the knowledge of why it is so.
Good luck The Emperor Fabulous and as Jon Miller said (I think) these things are what life is, and if we don't experience them, we aren't living.
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