01-14-2017, 11:19 AM
Yep, I would agree with Chaos since he gave me similar advice. Pretty much this guy isn't your friend. He "might" have been your friend when you guys were at a similar level of development but as soon as you started leaving him behind he ceased to be your friend. I would suggest, as I have learned from a most recent experience, don't tell anyone else about your future sexual relationships or who you might be interested in if possible (This forum obviously being a exception lol). You might also make a exception if you tell some guy who already has the women side of his life handled already (he probably won't care since hes getting some already) but definitely don't tell future "friends" who have major problems with women.
I'm finding those men seem to be the ones that get the most jealous and are willing to do stuff to sabotage you. Of course when they sabotage you they will try to find some "moral" justification as to why they did it (ex. did it because they watching out for you, didn't want you to go down a dead end, or did it for your own good) even though they know they are doing wrong by you but they don't want to "feel" like the bad guy in all this. As Chaos said, watch your back for now on with these people.
I'm finding those men seem to be the ones that get the most jealous and are willing to do stuff to sabotage you. Of course when they sabotage you they will try to find some "moral" justification as to why they did it (ex. did it because they watching out for you, didn't want you to go down a dead end, or did it for your own good) even though they know they are doing wrong by you but they don't want to "feel" like the bad guy in all this. As Chaos said, watch your back for now on with these people.
"I have no use of disciples. Let everyone be their own true follower" - Nietzsche