Relationship Advice

Question: "What if the love is one-sided?"

Answer: "That's never a good thing nor a good sign, so never settle for less! If the love is completely one-sided then leave, because you shoud never ever go into a relationship where you are the sole commitee for something that takes two."

Question: "What if she/him doesn't like/love me back?"

Answer: "Thats perfectly fine and normal, dont push your luck, but if they made sure to strictly tell you its a 0% chance, just take it on the chin and be mature and let it go, you cant force love."

Question: How do I get over her/him?

Answer: "From personal experience? Just disconnect yourself, but what does that mean? Be less social with them, keep your distance from them, do other hobbies that will, help ease out of that "Love" it will probably hurt you or not even hurt you but its worth it, trust me!

Question: "What if I want her/him back?"

Answer: "Just let it go...thats the best advice, I can give to anyone!! If there is a major issue before that caused a rift then it will be recurring again or worse.

Question: "What if she/him wants to open the relationship?"

Answer: "There will always be a sense of lose here when it comes to opening a relationship, this is ofcourse depending, if you dont feel its safe dont do it, and dont sacrifice your morales and other belief for someone who clearly doesnt respect yours, if you wanted a polyamorous relationship then it should have been from the start and not after a certain timeframe personally.

Question: "What if He/She is Cheating?"

Answer: "Just leave, its not worth the waste of time, patience, and trust, a cheater is a worse human trait, they are willingly able to lie to you and to be with someone else, thats the greatest Red flag if there is any, and as the saying goes? You cant teach old dogs new tricks."



If YOU want a healthy relationship that will last these 3 things will help you!!!

1. Communication: Talking to your girlfriend or boyfriend is KEY to a healthy relationship, you must remeber that a relationship works with two people not one, don't shut them out, because shutting them out will start that rift that rift will cause doubt and uncertainty.

2. Reminders: Do you remember the time you met? Make sure you always have that reminder of why you fell in love, recreate it or have something that holds significant values, make it into a ring or a necklace.

3. Being You: Don't ever change who you are, if they didn't love you for you then how can they truly love you with a "new personality"? Always stay true to yourself and others not just for someone else who didn't love the true you!


If you LOVE someone you wouldn't cheat.

If you LOVE someone you wouldn't hurt them.

If you LOVE someone don't play with their emotions.

If you LOVE someone don't give them insecurities.

If you LOVE someone be there.


If you have any questions you may ask them here, and I will do my best to answer them to the best of my knowledge.

This is yet ANOTHER comprehensive post.

How would you apply this advice to someone on the Autistic spectrum?

ThePunisher wrote:This is yet ANOTHER comprehensive post.  

How would you apply this advice to someone on the Autistic spectrum?

Hmmm I am not that adept with the autism spectrum can you explain what you mean by this for me?

Jason Voorhees wrote:

ThePunisher wrote:This is yet ANOTHER comprehensive post.  

How would you apply this advice to someone on the Autistic spectrum?

Hmmm I am not that adept with the autism spectrum can you explain what you mean by this for me?

Well, now that I think about it, I may have made a mistake bringing this up.

Recently, I've read where a guy on the spectrum had to go to court because he was curious about a guy he worked with. This guy went to the other guy's house, parked across the street, and watched the house with binoculars. He also had a bag lunch. Naturally, police were called.

This is something that was stuck in my head, and I was curious about it.

ThePunisher wrote:

Jason Voorhees wrote:

ThePunisher wrote:This is yet ANOTHER comprehensive post.  

How would you apply this advice to someone on the Autistic spectrum?

Hmmm I am not that adept with the autism spectrum can you explain what you mean by this for me?

Well, now that I think about it, I may have made a mistake bringing this up.  

Recently, I've read where a guy on the spectrum had to go to court because he was curious about a guy he worked with.  This guy went to the other guy's house, parked across the street, and watched the house with binoculars. He also had a bag lunch.  Naturally, police were called.

This is something that was stuck in my head, and I was curious about it.

Ah I see when it comes to situation like those it's all different with people and sadly some people do and some people don't understand.

Jason Voorhees wrote:

ThePunisher wrote:

Jason Voorhees wrote:

ThePunisher wrote:This is yet ANOTHER comprehensive post.  

How would you apply this advice to someone on the Autistic spectrum?

Hmmm I am not that adept with the autism spectrum can you explain what you mean by this for me?

Well, now that I think about it, I may have made a mistake bringing this up.  

Recently, I've read where a guy on the spectrum had to go to court because he was curious about a guy he worked with.  This guy went to the other guy's house, parked across the street, and watched the house with binoculars. He also had a bag lunch.  Naturally, police were called.

This is something that was stuck in my head, and I was curious about it.

Ah I see when it comes to situation like those it's all different with people and sadly some people do and some people don't understand.

Communication helps, but things get lost in the process.