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Confused after relationship ended badly.

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Hey guys,

I'm a 32 year old man who had just come out of the closet to everyone in my life about a year ago. I recently just had my first relationship, which had been going on for about 3 months. I never thought I'd ever want to be in a relationship, but experiencing my first one made me think otherwise. I now know that sharing your life with someone is a very rewarding experience.

So I met this man at a local bar with one of my female friends at a drag show. I found him a little creepy at first, but I've never been hit on before, and my female friend had told me that what he was doing wasn't strange at all. Well, after speaking to him for the evening, I realized that he was a really cool guy, and we found each other attractive. After a few days of texting, we decided to get together and go on a few dates. We clicked really well. The only problem was that he lives 67 miles away from where I live. We liked each other so much that we decided that the distance wouldn't make a difference. We became very close, and spoke almost constantly for the first month and a half.

Well, after the first month and a half, the distance had started to become an issue for the both of us. We had cancelled on each other a few times, but none of these cancellations worried me because we still spoke on a daily basis. He still called me "cutie." Another month and a couple weeks had passed by, things were back to normal. We tried to meet up at least once or twice a week, and always had fun. Last week he had an opportunity to house sit for a couple that were going out of town, and they live much closer to me than he does, so he invited me to spend a few nights with him starting last Saturday, and of course, I obliged. We had decided to meet for drinks and dancing at 8 at a bar close to the house he was staying for the week.

Saturday rolls around, and I'm excited as all get out. Got myself all gussied up, bought some new cologne, and I was looking good. I got off work early that evening, so I decided to head over to the bar about an hour early. On my way, I passed "his" bar that he spends most of his time at, and noticed only one car in the parking lot. It looked just like his car, but he had told me that he was going to be at a wedding until later in the evening, so I thought nothing of it. I went to the other bar where we were supposed to meet. 8pm rolls around, and he's not there. 8:15, no calls no texts. 8:30, no calls, no texts. He knew full well that I had been waiting patiently for him alone for an hour and a half. I was angry, and had a couple beers in me, so I decided to confront him at the other bar if he was really there. I drove into the parking lot, and the car that looked like his was still in the same parking spot. I walked in, and there he was, sitting at the bar with a couple of his friends having a grand old time. I poked him on the shoulder and asked him why he would do such a thing to me, he told me he was about to leave, and I didn't believe him, so I walked out. He was rolling his eyes the whole time, and trying to act cool in front of his friends. Surprisingly, the whole conversation was very civil. I used no obscene language, and didn't call him any names. Later in the evening, I tried to speak to him, but he refused to listen, and just called me a "stalker" for "tracking him down", and accused me of judging him.

Now I realize that I should've just walked out of the bar I was waiting at with my head held high, but I made a mistake by confronting him. I've never been in a relationship before, and I'm very inexperienced in matters of the heart. I really cared for him. I thought I loved him. I sent him an email apologizing for confronting him in front of his friends, and I fully expected an email back from him apologizing for lying to me, and standing me up. I never received the email back.

This last week has been hell for me. I'm torn apart by him not speaking to me, and also by him calling me a stalker. Were my actions stalker-like? Did I make a big enough fool of myself that i shouldn't ever show my face in that bar again? Why would he invite me to stay with him for a week if he really didn't care about me, and if he cared about me, why would he leave me sitting in a bar alone for that length of time while he was with his buds at a bar 2 miles down the street? Should I call him and try to patch things up? I'm not sure what I should do. Any advice would be much appreciated.

Confused and Bewildered. :cry:
 
Well, speaking from experience - you're another in a long list of men who has been played games with - chalk it up to experience and get on with your life. The more you sulk , the more it will drag you down. he was a flake and not worth it.
Go out and have some fun with your friends . be single ,be happy ..
 
Let me lay it bare for you.

You agreed to meet on a certain night.
You drove 60 miles to meet him.
You waited until half an hour after the appointed time.
At that point, you went and found him, and he said he was "just about to leave".

Even if he was having a great time with said friends, he could've called or texted and said "I'll be late". He didn't. He didn't think enough of you to bother taking 30 seconds out of his good time to keep you in the loop. He can throw whatever words he wants at you, but two words that clearly fit him are "inconsiderate asshole". My guess is that this isn't a one-time aberration. My guess is that he does like you and does like spending time with you...so long as you fit into his schedule. If he's got other things going on, then he'd just as soon pass.

Can you patch things up with him? Possibly.
Should you patch things up with him? That's up to you to decide. But whatever you might think, you can do better. And you deserve better.

Lex
 
You behaved like a normal person. He has his own agenda. Be glad that things didn't get out of hand at his favorite bar. How big of a drinker is he? Does he limit himself when the two of you are together? I'm going to join the chorus and tell you not to get back together, especially if he does come around and apologize in an over the top manner.
 
He is an inconsiderate asshole.

Always expect the un-expected. Learn your lesson and Move on.
I know one guy like that. He is self-centered (only think about himself).
 
Wait, he was sitting in the bar he's usually in, and he claims you're then STALKING him? That's just him being predictable.
 
Well, speaking from experience - you're another in a long list of men who has been played games with - chalk it up to experience and get on with your life. The more you sulk , the more it will drag you down. he was a flake and not worth it.
Go out and have some fun with your friends . be single ,be happy ..

I co-sign on this statement. Move on with your head held high.
 
Thanks for the advice, guys. He really is an inconsiderate asshole, and doesn't deserve another minute of my time.
 
Congrats on all the progress you've made in your life recently.

There's an interesting piece of your story- the part where your female friend tells you that the guy coming on to you is normal.

That's the recurring theme in this story. You're doing what all your straight friends did 15 years ago: dating. So, your straight friends have been through all this stuff. Now it's your turn.

People who are dating play games without realizing it. One of those games is the passive-aggressive sabotoge game. Things start getting serious and one or both persons do something to fuck the whole thing up.

Your friend knew you were waiting. Instead of talking to you and saying, "Hey, I like you but I'm not ready for a serious relationship right now", he just took the pussy route and made you mad and then made you feel like it was your fault.

Think of it this way: everyone is on their best behavior when they first meet you and it takes a little while to weed out the nice guys from the assholes. And you'll find that as you continue to date, it will get easier to spot the assholes sooner. And it will get easier to be honest about what you want and to not settle for anything less.


G-Lexington said:
you can do better. And you deserve better.
^^^^Always keep this in mind.
 
Hey guys,

So a week and a half has passed. I've deleted his phone number and haven't had contact with him since the night he stood me up. Now the question is, should I delete him from my facebook? I figured that if he was really upset with me for "stalking" him, he would've de-friended me already. It would be really difficult for me to de-friend him, as facebook is the only way I could ever reconnect with him. I know I sound pathetic but I'm still holding out hope that he comes to his senses, and apologizes for screwing me over that night. Not quite sure I'd get back together with him, but I would like us to be on speaking terms. Any Advice?

macuser15
 
Hey guys,

Now the question is, should I delete him from my facebook?

Yes. Deleting him will show that you are strong, will not be disrespected, and taken for granted.

He needs to make the first move towards reconciliation if he cares at all about you.
 
You're not pathetic. You enjoyed loving on this guy and there is nothing wrong with that. I think you should keep the facebook thing since that's the only way to contact you, if you can handle it. You have been seeing this guy for awhile so I assume he must have some good attributes. The bar thing doesn't concern me as much as him not getting in contact with you. He could have been embarassed in front of his friends, but obviously should have contacted you after the fact to either explain, apologize, or both. I hope it works out to your satisfaction, even if that means getting the chance to tell him to F*** off.
 
De-friend him.

Start looking forward and stop looking back.
 
He didn't treat you well at all when you were ostensibly dating. What makes you think he's going to start now that you've broken up?

A lot of times, when people say they're "looking for closure", what they really mean is "I want things to end in a way that is acceptable to me". But often, you don't get to determine that. You'd like to remain on friendly terms with him, but that's going to be up to him. And if he wants to be friends with you still, he can re-establish contact.

Delete him.

Lex
 
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