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>Longest relationship I had lasted only few years and it went down in flames.
I am sorry for you. It is very saddening to hear such stories.
>Let's say I know one girl now, she is very nice and all, I think she is into me and okay, yes I really do like her, but to be honest? I'm kind of pussy. I don't want to hear again in my life that classic sentence "you changed, you are not so romantic as when we were together first" or this one is also great - "I feel like I just wasted time with you".
Wow. I feel same about the "wasting someones time" aspect. I could never forgive myself if a girl lost an oppurtunity for happiness just because of a lowlife like me.
>Not because I would felt hurt, but because I hate to disappoint people, especially ones I love.
I cannot believe this. Same for me. Even when I quit my last job I felt like complete shit afterwards.
I was unhappy there but I still felt like I betrayed them and let them down. They gave me a chance and I spit on them.
What a subhuman I am but I cannot change how I am. This is the entire me. The cheesy part and the subhuman part.
>The worst part is that it is all in me, It's my fault, I wasn't grown up enough, and I'm definitely sure I have to do something with myself now as well, otherwise I'm just going to disappoint another girl. I'm afraid there might be no happy ending but at least I'm not giving up, I guess.
I am sure whatever you do will be the right thing. I hope you find happiness this time anon
>How is it going with your friend? Long time since you spoke about her.
You mean Matsurika? I posted an update. Visit my bread anons ^^
I also got a message from my bestie a few days ago. I was so glad because I thought she might be mad at me or something.
She was just busy. Oh and she said other people were thinking she ignored her. I had to laugh. She seems to have beta boys who orbit her so much that a few weeks of no message leaves them in mental turmoil. She seems to be doing good now. I hope her story takes the other route compared to mine.
> The honest truth is that you have to change yourself, there is no other way out.
>Don't even think you will change your bad traits for other person, you won't, unless you will want it yourself.
People don't change anon. I saw it all over my family. My grand father on my mothers side was an alcohol addict, gambler and wife-beater his entire life. His only son is an alcohol addict as well. He has cumulated working experience of 3 years. He lives in the basement his mother left to him after death and gets a few bucks social welfare and pension every month. Or as Eminem says
>I believe people can change
>but only for the worse
I think your girl really liked you. Your health seemed important to her. She is a good person
My aunts are batshit crazy as well. One is a diagnosed shizo irresponsible with her money entire life. The other is a notoric liar, the other is obsessed with money. They all gave their worst traits to their children and I see it in my cousins as well.
>grandpa
This was a beautiful story of yours. I am glad you had him and I am sure he is always with you even if you don't see him.
Mine (fatherly side) is the same type. He was a coal miner in Düsseldorf for years. He handled the dynamite. Once he nearly died.
He made many friends there and one of the German guys there told him:
>Miroslav, you are a good man. Take good care of you, your countrymen will exploit your kindness
He is a good guy indeed. Built 2 houses for his troublemaker sons. Even today he supports their families every now and then.
But I am also annoyed a little of him because he is always lifecoaching me when I come for vacation and telling me to become a normalfag
In Summer we will see each other again, Düsseldorfer
>Bud Spencer and Terrence Hill
When I was a kiddo they were on tv every weekend. My cousins who were like role models for me at that time loved them.
They also got me into Bruce Lee movies. One of my cousins called Bud Spencer "Pen Pencer".
Those were good times when life was easy and slow paced.
>but still I'm a wreck.
This is the interesting phenomenon. There seems to be a gene for failing at life. No matter what background you might have (rich parents or lowlife parents, stereotypical alpha father or alcoholic good for nothing father, caring mother/ cold mother, etc), there seems to be no guarantee that you will not fail. This goes for any type of parents (tiger parents pushing their kids to greatness or liberal "let them do whatever they want" parents). I think some people are just sensible in nature and they end up failing at life because they are too tender for life.