Confessional Meme Highlights Long-Term Emotional Impact of Infidelity
This image utilizes the 'Confession Bear' meme format to share a personal account of emotional detachment following a traumatic relationship experience. The text describes a 35-year-old individual who reports a total loss of romantic interest, desire, and intimacy two years after their fiancée cheated on them. The post serves as a public inquiry, asking others if this persistent lack of emotional connection is a common long-term response to betrayal or if it represents a permanent change in their personality. The use of this specific meme template is a common way for internet users to anonymously express vulnerable or controversial personal feelings to a broader online community.
Same here. You will never fully regain your trust; there is always that lingering fear that people are just using you because they need someone to help them with something. And then, once the apartment has been painted, the flooring laid, and half the rent paid for five months, t
Grow up.
A bird shat on my head today, I’ve got my own problems to deal with
This is normal. Don't numb your feelings with addiction and try to feel into them. Art can help, doing music and poetry. I usually sleep a lot after a heartbreak. You'll learn to discern the idealized woman from the real one. In the right mood and with the right woman your libido
Sounds gay to me.
Sounds harsh but it's reality, accept the fact that women are human, and humans are selfish, self centered, creatures of impulse who are terrible at decision making. Cheating isn't an accident or a mistake, it's a long list of decisions that lead up to fucking someone else.
If you're being legitimate, despite this question being asked on 9gag, I'll tell you you are normal. You could be depressed, the very little information given would suggest that you are. You need to figure out yourself again before putting your weiner inside anyone. You're approa
I was engaged to a woman back when I was in my mid-20s. She turned out to be an absolute psychopath (which was bad since she was also a cop, with a gun). Thankfully, I had friends who slapped me back to reality, and I realized what was going on, and ended the relationship. It too
Process it. Go to the gym. Pick weight up. Put weight down. Watch what you stuff in your mouth (easy on the semen). Drink lots of water when you cry in the shower.
That's just normal depression ~