We’ve reached the climax: How to end it with a player (Usher/Climax) (post by Aimee)

by Aimee Lane on May 25, 2012 · 2 comments

Today, I ended it with a guy I was dating. I had been getting jealous and feeling insecure about the relationship because he wants to chase other women. He likes to go to events, hunt his prey, get their number, text them, call them, have dinner with them, and if they meet his criteria — f*ck them.

At the beginning I didn’t care, but my feelings for him deepened, and he said his feelings for me deepened so I opened my heart and I let him in, but the problem was that he didn’t change. I felt that if I was everything to him (like he said I was) that he wouldn’t need other women. I tried countless times to tell him that this won’t end well for me. That I am the one who will get hurt. That he would be emotionally unaffected and be able to walk away and move on to the next shiny new toy, while I end up crushed. He always professed his love, asked me to stay, said he would be there for me through the ups and downs, but I could see it was taking a toll on him. In an attempt to get us back to where I felt secure again, I worked up the courage to tell him I need him to cut back on the number of women he is chasing…to narrow it down to me and one other woman. He said he would try. It lasted a blissful 6 hours but then he was back to his P.I.M.P. ways. I was hurt again.

Don’t confuse what I am saying and think I want marriage or even a monogamous boyfriend/girlfriend thing. Nope, I just wanted to know I was important, and for me ‘important’ is defined as not needing other women (what I want). He didn’t like this. He says that I knew he was this way from the beginning, that he loves all women, and that I was once fine with this arrangement. All true and valid points, but what he doesn’t understand is that I’ve changed. I can’t predict the future and when I agreed in the past to be ok with everything I was ok, but now I’m not and now it hurts. He thinks I am being emotional (and this is what he doesn’t like), but again, what he doesn’t realize is that he only met me half way. I gave him all of my heart and my soul and he started to give but then he stopped. He said he loved me and wanted me in his life and that I gave him reason to live and I kept him strong and that I was a blessing yet he only gave me part of his love. The rest was saved up for the next best thing. This incomplete love hurts people and when people get hurt they get sad and with sadness comes emotion.

I wish we could stay together and that he would try to commit. But until that happens, I can’t continue to be sad. Maybe this is selfish of me, but this pain is affecting me. I have a job, I have a life outside of my life with him, and his running the streets has caused me to question who I am and what I bring to a relationship. By always looking for something better than me he has made me feel less than amazing. No guy has ever made me feel this way in a relationship. It hurts. He said to me I have all the control right now, but I disagree, I believe the control is equal. He can change this situation just as I can, but he chooses not to. He chooses to keep chasing after something better. If he could promise that he would reassure me that I am special and important to him when he is out chasing then we could return to a blissful state, but he says that he feels this is having to ‘prove himself’ and he doesn’t want to do it. He has made it clear where he stands and here we are.

I believe we are ending everything amicably. We had plans this weekend but he wants to take a break and not see each other. That’s cool – I don’t blame him for that. He doesn’t like drama and to him emotions = drama. I will take this time to heal my heart and pack up my life with him. I will close that chapter and move on to the next. For what its worth, I did love him more deeply than I have ever loved anyone (all the reasons I loved you). I opened my heart more for him than anyone. I trusted him. I was ready to stand by his side as his equal to love him and support him always (not just til September). I was ready to accept him just as he is and to embrace his family as part of my own. I honestly believed we were brought together for a higher purpose, to be strong, to love unconditionally, to hold each other up when we were falling, to embrace the passion we felt, and to love without worry.

Damn, I thought he felt the same way! Such a stupid, stupid girl I can be.

miss you love you, baby!

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Anonymous June 27, 2012 at 11:41 am

I’m currently in what sounds like the exact same situation and still can’t figure out if I should stay or go. I knew what I was getting into but fell in love anyway and thought that if I showed him enough of my heart he would want something more for us. He led me to believe we were on that path, introduced me to his family and friends, took a mini vacation with me, told his kids about me but in the end he still continues to see other women. Lately he’s pulled away from em and I think maybe he has a new conquest. It hurts so much and like you I have believed we were brought together for more than just sex and a good time. Part of me wants to walk away and end the suffering and part of me wants to bite down harder and not let go. So far the second part is winning as I can’t see myself without him no matter how much it hurts

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Aimee Lane June 30, 2012 at 12:44 am

I understand about the pain and how difficult it will be to walk away. Do you spend more days sad than happy? Can you love him just as he is – even with other women in the picture? Pain and suffering like this isn’t healthy. It will start to take a toll on your relationship with this person, it will take a toll on you emotionally (and possibly affect your personal life and work life) and it may affect you physically (due to lack of sleep, stress, anxiety, not eating properly). No relationship should be with this much worry. Trust, respect, honesty are the foundation of which you build upon. It sounds like a couple of these are missing. My player gives me all three. It wasn’t always there though with him. He had to work up to being honest. He was scared and as he became certain that I wouldn’t freak out he started to open up more and more. But this isn’t always the case…some people carry their own issues with them and can never open up. Take your time and think about your happiness in all of this. There are hundreds of kind, loving, respectful men that are single, smart, funny.

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