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My girlfriend is a wicked, nasty, deceitful b*tch. Since I've gone to medical school she has:
1. complained like mad about how lonely she is, yet is too lazy to ever drive up and see me (5 hrs.), and throws a fit when I can't answer the phone at 11:00am (even though I leave lecture and call her immediately thereafter). Her response to the latter is to embark upon a few spiteful days of not answering HER phone.
2. been allowing her ex to come around every weekend, spending hours and hours on end at her house, though he was out of the picture for the full 2 years before I left (could only make his move once I was 600 miles away...coward...). I can't comment on how inappropriate this is, because she'll accuse me of not trusting her and, frankly, goes into wild b*tchy hysterics to avoid talking about it. She lets him try again and again to talk her into going back to him, puts up no resistance or objection to his blatant attempts, and swears she hasn't done anything wrong because she hasn't done anything "physical" with him. I'm a bit skeptical about this last claim...
3. been refusing in any and all ways to acknowledge that things were great between us for years before I left for school, insisting that we're "not compatible" anymore. Her stupid *ss thinks the past 12 months of talking on the phone once a night are a better indication of how good we are together than were the blissful years before I left.
So, to anyone reading this and about to go away to school, evaluate your significant other beforehand. Decide whether he or she is WILLING to put the effort into making it work at distance. It takes a great deal of effort, and do yourselves a favor by trying to determine, first, whether YOUR significant other is too much of a lazy, deceitful, selfish piece of **** to fight through that time for the sake of what you've had together in the past.
Currently waiting for her to call; 3 hours ago said she would contact me "in 15 minutes," but has apparently gotten lost in some big dumb jock's lap. But thanks, guys; thanks for listening. I feel a little better now.
1. complained like mad about how lonely she is, yet is too lazy to ever drive up and see me (5 hrs.), and throws a fit when I can't answer the phone at 11:00am (even though I leave lecture and call her immediately thereafter). Her response to the latter is to embark upon a few spiteful days of not answering HER phone.
2. been allowing her ex to come around every weekend, spending hours and hours on end at her house, though he was out of the picture for the full 2 years before I left (could only make his move once I was 600 miles away...coward...). I can't comment on how inappropriate this is, because she'll accuse me of not trusting her and, frankly, goes into wild b*tchy hysterics to avoid talking about it. She lets him try again and again to talk her into going back to him, puts up no resistance or objection to his blatant attempts, and swears she hasn't done anything wrong because she hasn't done anything "physical" with him. I'm a bit skeptical about this last claim...
3. been refusing in any and all ways to acknowledge that things were great between us for years before I left for school, insisting that we're "not compatible" anymore. Her stupid *ss thinks the past 12 months of talking on the phone once a night are a better indication of how good we are together than were the blissful years before I left.
So, to anyone reading this and about to go away to school, evaluate your significant other beforehand. Decide whether he or she is WILLING to put the effort into making it work at distance. It takes a great deal of effort, and do yourselves a favor by trying to determine, first, whether YOUR significant other is too much of a lazy, deceitful, selfish piece of **** to fight through that time for the sake of what you've had together in the past.
Currently waiting for her to call; 3 hours ago said she would contact me "in 15 minutes," but has apparently gotten lost in some big dumb jock's lap. But thanks, guys; thanks for listening. I feel a little better now.