Ever Had Your Heart Broken, Chasing The 'one?' - Watch this now

How Men Form Unhealthy Attachments to Women Ever had your heart broken, chasing the "one?" - Watch this now

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[magsteel]

I was once obsessed with "the one". It's the most ridiculous thing ever, something you look back on and think "what the hell was I thinking?". But in that moment it seems like a big deal.

[TheShospitali]

If she rejected you once before you just gotta get in your head & accept the fact that you'll never be happy with her is what a methodist minister once said to me. As I thought about it makes sense. In my thoughts youll always be worried about someone else stealing her away. Always afraid of losing her. Youll be worried about her at work, you'll be worried about her when she goes to the grocery store. You'll always be worried about her leaving you. She is not the one for you.

[NNWillieProject]

You get burned down as the Beta and rise from the ashes as the Alpha.

[TheVagolfer]

My uncle once told me - " Women are like cheap, available to anyone and it's usually a rough ride. But if you miss one, there's another one coming down the road in a few minutes."

[dogtag]

The best feeling any man can get, is waking up after the breakup, in a bedsit/Mum’s spare bedroom or a friend’s sofa realising that it’s truly over... and the knot in their stomach is gone. That day is the first day of the rest of your life.

[ChapMeifan]

I wasted almost a year of my life chasing who I thought was 'the one'. Beautiful, educated, two kids who I loved and I was oblivious to the fact that she was still on dating sites and actively seeking out other guys while saying she was committed to me. I felt like a fool when I ended things and she told me I would never find another like her. I truly hope not. No one deserves that.

[ErwinSchrodinger]

LOL. The only difference between "The One" and Santa Clause and is there is greater probability of Santa Clause being real.

[BonBon-fndh]

I’m so glad men have this channel. Society does not function without men and men need to know their value also.

[thevox]

I did chase “the one” after we broke up in my early 20’s. But she wanted to play hard to get games, so I moved on. Been married twenty years now, and every time I see her out somewhere, she makes sure to slip it in to let her know if I’m ever single again. She’s been married and divorced 5 times! Looks like I dodged a bullet there. Even if I did become single again, she’s a giant red flag.

[davem]

Many men end up in an endless cycle of analysis trying to figure out what they did wrong when it's actually the woman, not you.

[peterbrennan]

When there's a lot of emotion attached to one breakup that you can't get over... it usually goes back to childhood.

[tel]

Gentlemen
Keep the focus on your mission
Not the woman
Keep yourself constantly busy and continue to move forward.

[antoniomontavelli]

Best advice, Rollo ever gave us. “There is no one, there are good ones and bad ones, but there is no one”

[ayad]

You feel lost and worthless because you lost yourself in the process of finding her

[__-bzwh]

I remember my ex girlfriend once asking me in the car whether I ever felt like I missed out, that I could have been with other women before her (my Bodycount is 1, just her). I answered honestly and said no I don't feel like I missed out, maybe there could have been a different path but I love you and I'm hapoy being with you. Fast forward a year or so and she's gone, looks happy and back to normal within a few days. Several months later I'm still a wreck. It's DISGUSTING how repulsed women are by honesty and true love. I learned my lesson.

[ThePatriots]

A woman must have competition anxiety. She must feel that you could leave her at any point if she mistreats you. If she doesn’t, you have no chance of keeping her.

[ppumpkin]

Love is an illusion you create in your own mind, it's a mirage, and the more elusive a woman is the more false fantasies you create in your own mind about how right she is for you. The best way to beat this is to date many women, and never feel overly attached to any one.

[michaeldadon]

just went through it myself. the first 2 weeks are hell. literally stabbing pain in your chest. but your best friend is time. As time goes on, it hurts less and less until you know it, shes not on your conscience anymore. Take care fellas

[Teo_live]

I wish someone would have showed me this red pill this when I was 18... would have saved me over 12 years of constant heartache from women.