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Just friends with someone you love?

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Okay, I am going to try to keep this short and to the point.....

2014 I reached out to a personal trainer and liked what he offered so I began training with him. He immediately became unprofessional and started making passes at me which I resisted and I told him I would not be coming back. He asked me to meet with him a week later to discuss what happened. We met and talked for over an hour and he promised he would not cross any lines and remain professional, I returned and began training with him again.

A few weeks passed and he began making physical passes at me and making sexual comments and jokes and there was not one single day that I was around him that he would not bring up sex or brag about his "man hood" size and shape. I again had a conversation with him and he said he would stop.

Few months later, he came to me and told me he needed help breaking up with his girlfriend, he went on to say that he did not want to be with a woman etc. we had a friendly conversation, I told him to just be 100% honest with her and at the end of our meeting he hugged me and said I love you, and then made a sexual pass at me. I brushed it off and I told him goodnight and we both left.

3 months later he finally ended the relationship and he came to me and said that things would be different between me and him, (at this point I let my guard down) he started talking in terms of "us" and our things and our plans. He told me that he loved me and always wanted me in his life and that he never wanted me to leave him. We seemed to always have a strong emotional connection even before all of this happened so I thought "Maybe he really does want something more"

we would talk every single day, all day and night and he would always tell me he loved me and wanted to see me etc.

Okay, we eventually went all the way and became sexually active, money and gifts and all the above. I fell in love, he was the first guy I ever invested everything into and the first guy I ever fell in love with, so I felt like I was a train speeding down hill with no brakes, and little did I know that at the bottom of the hill was a brick wall.

He came to me recently and asked for help because he received a 24 hour eviction notice and I gave him my bill money to keep a roof over his head just for him to come to me and say "I never loved you, I'm not gay, I only did the things I did to get money from you, I admit I took advantage of you, used you and hurt you"

I was devastated, he told me that he realizes how much of an amazing person and friend that I am and that I was the only person he felt he could count on and that the entire time he knew my feelings were getting involved but that he was so busy worshiping himself that he didn't see what he was doing to me until it was too late.

He began asking to meet with me after that, we met a couple of times. I was extremely emotional every time I saw him. I told him I loved him too much to be just friends and that I couldn't understand why he would purposely hurt me and use me and lead me on. He again admitted and apologized but said "I don't want you to walk out of my life"

A couple of weeks passed and he wanted to meet with me he said we needed to catch up but when I went to his apartment (I arrived an hour early) he text me and told me he would be out in an hour because he had company and wasn't leaving "her" to come out and talk to me.

I went and knocked on the door and he came out mad and told me to leave and threatened me with police, I told him he invited me even though I realize I was early but I didn't feel like I did anything wrong. He stayed outside and talked to me for an hour and half , he told me he was in a relationship and really liked her and wanted to make it work and I cried and I spilled my heart out to him and told him I can't be friends because I will always love him as more and he said that he didn't want the friendship to be over, that he realized how bad of a person he was and what he did was wrong and he knew how much I was hurting . I hugged him and I turned and walked away.

He sent me a long text after saying "I couldn't stop myself from texting you, you don't have to respond, I care about you and our friendship. You can keep this text, I promise I'll always be in your life, I hate that I took advantage of you, used you and hurt you. We should take 90 days and have no contact, our bond will become stronger because we will be able to grow and get past this and be better friends, let's take the time and we will meet in a few months"

We haven't talked in a week, I just don't understand how he thinks I can be his friend after everything that happened, and tell me he's not gay and never was even though we were sexually active. I honestly love him to the point I cry daily and just want this to be over but a piece of me doesn't want to erase him completely. I guess I am just questioning his motive as to why he still wants to be friends after everything that happened.
 
Ouch. I guess your "friend" was seeing himself as some kind of "FWB", but obviously you both have very different opinions regarding the respective benefits. He was seeking material benefits more than the immaterial ones, apparently.
 
Walk away, my friend. He was not lieing when he confessed to using you; could still be using you. I would desire him neither friend nor lover for such deception. No excuse for his treachery.
 
I'm an optimist when it comes to people and I think many of us are capable of terrible actions and inactions when it comes to relationships. People can and do change although very, very raspy without some type of heavy duty intervention. Willing oneself to decency can't or won't work.

He took advantage of you and prostituted himself in the process. Has he made plans to repay you or was sex supposed to do that?

Remaining friends will ease his conscience and will place you in emotional stress unless you are able to let go of your romantic feelings.
 
I agree, if he pays you back for the money he took to help himself get by, that would be a start towards maybe working on a friendship, however, I get the impression that he is probably doing what he did to you to several other guys as well, and he will keep you around as long as possible to get any other financial benefits he can. I could be wrong, have not met the guy, but be careful. At the end of the day its your feelings that matter here, not his.
 
I'm sorry to hear of your troubles. Please take some time and ruminate on your relationship with this person. Do you really want to be friends with someone who could do that to you? Intense emotional attachment does not abate quickly; I fear that if you don't separate yourself from him, you could easily fall prey to his deceptive ways again. As a rule of thumb I never loan money I expect to get back, so cut your losses and run. You deserve better than him, someone out there will treat you like the prince you are.

Take care!
 
I'm sorry to hear of your troubles. Please take some time and ruminate on your relationship with this person. Do you really want to be friends with someone who could do that to you? Intense emotional attachment does not abate quickly; I fear that if you don't separate yourself from him, you could easily fall prey to his deceptive ways again. As a rule of thumb I never loan money I expect to get back, so cut your losses and run. You deserve better than him, someone out there will treat you like the prince you are.

Take care!

Good Advice.
 
You need to move on from this situation, here's how.
Just say to yourself "I will always care about him but it didn't work out". Take the lessons you've learned and appreciate them, they will make you smarter and stronger in the future. Your not going to let anyone treat you like that again. You may or may not interact with him in the future but its time to put that relationship "in a box" and keep it moving. On to the next! You've gone through so much pain loving the wrong person, imagine how great it will be loving the right one!
 
Hmmmmmmmmm.

There comes a point in people's lives that we have to take responsibility for ourselves and our happiness. What you are describing is a drama. People get into dramas for various reasons - usually boiling down to one of two things; surrendering control of themselves and their lives - there is no drama you can't walk away from, or because they get something out of being in the drama.

Decide who you are, you already know how to resolve something like that.
 
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