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February 17, 2019 at 9:33 am #280529AnonymousInactive
I was about 6 months single after my 6 years relationship ended. I was pretty heart broke and depressed…. One day i decided to sign up for tinder.. yeah i was pretty lonely and really seeking for attention. I came across this guy, i swipe right bc he seemed familiar i just couldnt remember from where! anyways.. he message me so we started messaging back and forth .. he invited me for dinner … of course i went .. i already had a sense what was gonna happen anyways and i deciced to go with the flow… few days went by and i realized he was actually a co-worker! we dont actually work together but we work for the same company. I recalled we actually work one time but it was probably 2 years ago. So months went by and we continue to be intimate. Weeks ago he gave me the news that he was moving to another state. I was sad but happy for him bc he was chasing after his goals. He told me he was going to be living with a friend and work extremely hard to get a house and help his mom. Soooo 3 days later after his move i found out he updated his status to in a relationship! I was shocked and sad… we had just literally been intimate like 3 days prior to that .. and i just couldnt understand how you find love in 3 days… or maybe he was just lying to me all along and just wanted to have fun until he was moving to another state. I have once again feel used and unworthy.. I understand it wasnt going anywhere but the fact that he was already dating somebody while seeing me, aggravates the fuck out of me. Now that he is gone .. I am once again depressed and probably worst than what i was when i was first single.
February 17, 2019 at 9:56 am #280531AnonymousGuestDear Canela:
You and him were intimate for a few months, then he moved to another state and three days after his move he updated his status to being in a relationship. Did you ask him what that was about, if he started a relationship during the past three days in his new location?
anita
February 17, 2019 at 10:05 am #280533AnonymousInactiveYes literally 3 days after he left. I did not asked bc I saw he commented on it and said ” 16 years on the making….” so I believe they been knowing each other for a while.. I just don’t understand why he was wasting my time. I deleted him from all my social media accounts bc I do not want to stalk him or continue to feel upset bc I believe I was actually a side chick all this time and I didn’t even know it 🙁
February 17, 2019 at 11:31 am #280539InkyParticipantHi Canela,
You don’t find quality people generally on Tinder. People on Tinder generally won’t consider you a quality person if you meet on Tinder. It’s like expecting a marriage proposal from a guy in a bar. That’s not what Tinder is for.
So first forgive yourself for taking any guy you meet seriously that you met on Tinder. Forgive yourself for going on Tinder.
Next time, forget “going with the flow”. Never let yourself be intimate with anyone again who does not love you.
That’s just me, of course.
Don’t think you’re used and unworthy just because you’ve been playing on an unworthy app where people use each other.
Best,
Inky
February 17, 2019 at 11:34 am #280541AnonymousGuestDear Canela:
I am not focused now and will soon be away from the computer for about sixteen hours. I read your previous thread as well as this one and clearly, you had a very difficult time for a long time and I wish it wasn’t so. I wish you have a better life real soon.
I hope other members reply to you before I am back (it has been very slow here lately). If you would like to share anything else, any more about your recent experience, and about life so far, please do and I will read all that you share and reply when I am back.
anita
February 17, 2019 at 11:34 am #280543MarkParticipantCanela,
Us humans are contradictory, confusing, and really a lot of times, messed up. Women are biochemically are tied to their sex partners. That is why men more easily to go from one partner to another for we have different biology.
Life gives us hard lessons sometimes. You have added this experience to your wisdom library.
Now you can learn how to heal, take care of yourself, and move on. I find such setbacks and painful experiences are really opportunities to grow in wisdom and strength. Hard to hear when you are in the midst of the pain but it’s true.
Mark
February 18, 2019 at 5:57 am #280583AnonymousGuestDear Canela:
In your June 2018 thread you shared that four years into a previous relationship with a man who became the father of your child, he “started talking to other females” and he broke up with you. Six months later he asked you to get back together and you resumed the relationship. About a year or two later he told you that you “had to move out and.. couldn’t live with him any longer”. At the time you had a car, a job and you were attending nursing school. Your child didn’t live with you and you saw your child “maybe twice a week”.
You wrote: “My child tells me how he misses me every night and my heart hurts every day”.
Your ex told you he was happy with the woman he was with and with his life and you texted him multiple times non stop. “I feel betrayed and I have a lot of anger”, you wrote, and you “don’t want to look the crazy ex that can’t seem to let go… for the sake of my child I need to be mentally stable”.
Eight months later, on this thread, you shared that following six months of being single (that would be about December of last year), you signed up for tinder. You messaged back and forth with a guy who seemed familiar. Later on you found out that the two of you were co workers in the same location two years before.
You decided to “go with the flow” with him and the two of you were physically intimate. Soon after the beginning of the relationship he told you that he was moving to a different state and three days after he moved, he updated his status to “in a relationship” and commented that his relationship was “16 years in the making”.
You wrote: “I believe I was actually a side chick all this time and I didn’t even know it… he was just lying to me all along and just wanted to have fun until he was moving to another state. I have once again feel used and unworthy.. I understand it wasn’t going anywhere”.
My input: if he told you during the time you messaged back and forth and then dated that he had long term plans with you, suggesting plans for a future with you then he did lie to you. But if he didn’t suggest any future plans with you if he didn’t suggest a long term relationship, then he didn’t lie, did he?
It is always a good idea for two people meeting to talk about what each wants, and be specific. Better not go with the flow and hope for the best. Better ask questions and listen to the answers.
I think there is work you need to do and that there is hope that your life will turn out much better than it has so far, if you attend quality psychotherapy so to gain understanding of what motivates you, what you are afraid of, how to manage your emotions so to not fall into the depths of despair, how to communicate effectively with others, specifically with men.
I am wondering if you are still attending nursing school and if you are still visiting your son twice a week or so?
anita
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