Sorry for abandoning the thread I thought it was dead.
>>86601
>I have the same case now.
>with my friend's wife.
>inb4 wtf
> This. On those rare occasions we can be together alone. I would like it to last forever.
I don't think that's going to go down well but enjoy it while it lasts. Be very, very careful. When you're presenting your entire soul and being to another person, it is hard to recover. But you know that.
>>86611
> Fucking hell m8 that's not what Divine Love means, Divine Love is not even related to the individual personal love people are familiar with.
Absolutely. It's just the best explanation I can come up with from my limited experience.
>>86612
>I don't feel love towards anyone ever, I'm neutral. I'm 95% sure it's the result of closing myself down after 3 years of bullying 8 years ago.
That sucks anon. I don't think you will stay like that forever but it probably just takes time to evolve. I'm not saying heal because I don't necessarily think this is some kind of damage, rather a step towards a new state.
> I also might be romanticizing my disorder, if it is a disorder. Did my belief tree grow into a dead end? Is it a game over or do I go somewhere from here
Nothing is ever dead unless you decide it to be so. Will to power.
>>86642
> I think about killing myself over her all the time. I find myself doing horrible things out of spite against the world because I miss her so much.
How long has it been? Look, we tend to romanticize things from the past. Especially when we're as high as you and me describe that time of our lives. In the end we cannot worship what ultimately was trying to hurt us (consciously or not). At least on a logical level you have to understand this. And in time you will on an emotional one as well. I got over her on these two levels, I'm just still haunted from time to time. And it irks me. But having come so far, I'm optimistic that there has to be a way.
> I can't stop thinking about her. I miss her. I'd do anything…
Maybe you miss the idea of her. In time that person will drastically change from what your mind remembers or imagines her to be. While that's no solution to your problem, it at least shows you that the lock on your mind will eventually lessen on its own if you cannot do so from your end.
> Go and find her. Maybe you can fix her. Maybe you still have a chance.
I don't want to and neither should you. Surely we can both agree that they have been poison to us. As romantic as it sounds, you don't seek out to poison yourself.
>>86644
Thank you. What a great post. I don't think I've really gotten an answer out of that but it got me thinking.
>>86646
> Remember your purpose is always yourself then your symbiotes. If anything violates this rule, you should escape.
Absolutely. Now that I am 99% over it I am completely with you on that. The problem is just getting haunted in my dreams and being unable to love again.
>>86651
>Do you get it? It's an endless loop of satisfaction with no effort. A disgusting hack I could only escape with extremely powerful experience or manipulation of belief system through advanced chaos magick.
That sounds like a self imposed limitation rather than an external one.
>>86749
>Is it possible to somehow control a woman's mind/will?
>Make them like you - the most basic thought, everybody would like to know.
>(I't doesn't matter what does one practice, this idea is always around.)
Yes. Women feed a lot off of your mental state. I don't mean this in a negative way, but they are attracted to strong minds and strong auras. If you exude confidence (fake or real) they will flock to it. You can turn this up a notch by adding narcissism. This will turn off most "normal" women but sluts and damaged women get off on it. I've done this crap myself for a while after being broken by that long lasting relationship. Fuck the pain away so to say. I wouldn't recommend it.
>>86751
> You say that you helped build her up, but look at where she is now. You say that you live a happy life, but do you really? Just put yourself first and keep moving forward
I can't remember the last time I was unhappy so without going into more philosophical meta levels, yes I believe I am happy. Thanks for your post, appreciate it. That's more or less what I've been doing already. It just feels unnerving not being able feel like that again.