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You pursued me online in spite of a 28-year age difference, saying you had a "Michelle Pfeiffer complex" and preferred older women. Heavy on the compliments and romance, and the singer/songwriter/filmmaker mystique, I eventually fell hard, believing you when you said you loved me. Within two months you had quit your job, given notice on your rented room, and moved in with me, never paying me a dime. I helped finance your album, bought groceries, made dinner, paid for date nights, and tried to keep the house clean by myself on top of working full time. You repaid my love and generosity by dumping me for another woman in her 40s while still living with me, and didn't even have the balls to be honest about it. The depth of your narcissism, self-importance, and entitlement are truly unbelievable, but you seem to have everyone charmed, including your new "mommy figure." The world does NOT owe you a living. Even Bukowski had jobs. You are not without your talents and positive qualities, and I hope for your sake this is a childish phase you grow out of. Because behavior dictates maturity, and you are still a child. As for me, I'm dating, looking hotter than ever, and chalking it all up to painful but thankfully short experience. I deserve so much better, and I am already getting it. We all get back what we give, tenfold. Remember that.
—Anonymous
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So you fell for lines and got dickmatized ("talents and positive qualities")and got ripped off. And this would be HIS fault how?
Do you want to be a sugarmommy or not? If not, make better choices. Don't pay and date older men. Pay and date younger ones.
I get that you like what you like, but you don't get insurance underwriter, can you make the salad dear, fix the sink, rub my neck behavior in a rock and roll lifestyle. Put on your big girl panties and woman up.
I doubt the type of person who is wronged by absolutely no fault of their own is the same type that submits to I,A. Let the people who got duped vent a little so they don't end up with shittier self-esteem because of self-loathing.
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Oh, I know, I know. This is all about you boasting about bagging a guy so much younger because you're "hotter than ever". And you conveniently couch it in terms of him being shallow and needing a "mommy" figure, nothing about your own shallowness when going for a guy almost 3 decades your junior. Maybe if you watched less One Tree Hill and took life seriously you'd have seen this situation for what it was: guy has old woman fetish and old woman has juvenile concepts of romance.
If the genders were reversed you'd be screaming pedophilia. Pop in your Twilight dvd and schlick to Edward some more.
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Everybody makes "a few mistakes"; not everyone chooses to ignore the insights those mistakes provide. This Anon is trying to make a college-age kid out to be the bad guy in her re-telling, and it's pathetic.
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And trusting people, assuming the best of people, and giving them the benefit of the doubt is a positive quality, and until you get burnt, it's perfectly normal to get sucked in.
Good people tend to often project their own good natures onto others. This woman got used, she let a young man use her. But the young man who used her was a user. Let's not forget that.
I liked this I anon, because I have plenty of personal experience with irresponsible and immature "artistes" who think all women in their life owe them mummy services. These men are artist whores who think that their creative talents are barter for food, shelter, and all the other basic things that they should be providing for themselves, but these boys are so (intentionally) incompetent at life, that they find a woman to look after them.
This I anon struck a big chord with me. Congrats, for learning, and moving on swiftly!
Feminism: Strong, smart, and independent until things get a little bit difficult.
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Why would you let someone who does this move in with you after such a short period of time? Yeesh.
@8 - You're hysterical, I laugh every time.
I felt a little badly for this woman at first, because let's be honest...everyone's been taken advantage of at some point in their relationship history. But if she is truly in her 40's, then the oldest this kid could have been was 21 (49-28=21). CLEARLY not an age bracket that can be considered the most trustworthy, dependable, or experienced in relationships. We all made mistakes and used people - intentionally or unintentionally - in our late teens/early twenties. Christ, I'm 28 and I wouldn't consider dating a 21 year old...for reasons already stated.
But #30 puts this situation into an even better light. If the situation were reversed, the older man would be considered to be the one taking advantage of the younger woman. At her age, this anon needs to start taking responsibility for her own actions and ask herself who was really using who.











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