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Gearoid
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I was sitting here reading the latest self-help thread when a thought crossed my mind...
Whats so appealing about the old reliable?
Do we ever move on from your ex-partners? When a fuck buddy says no, should it shock you? Why does it feel a good idea to get back with a girl you have already ditched? When you get into bed with a girl at 5am fuelled with liqueur and she says "Don’t try anything" and your only response is "Don’t flatter yourself" is it because your using a defence mechanism to not put yourself on the line? Do we look to go back to the old reliable because we don’t want to put our ego on the line? Do we settle for once felt good because we wont risk what might feel good?
Whats so appealing about the old reliable?
Do we ever move on from your ex-partners? When a fuck buddy says no, should it shock you? Why does it feel a good idea to get back with a girl you have already ditched? When you get into bed with a girl at 5am fuelled with liqueur and she says "Don’t try anything" and your only response is "Don’t flatter yourself" is it because your using a defence mechanism to not put yourself on the line? Do we look to go back to the old reliable because we don’t want to put our ego on the line? Do we settle for once felt good because we wont risk what might feel good?