Dating Drama
Dating
comes with a bucket load of drama which most of us would like to avoid, while a
few enjoy the drama. It would seem as if all of us are spoilt and damaged in
some way by a previous relationship or control issues. Others, like me, though,
view this damage as a learning experience, because all that has happened in my
dating life is that, all the guys I date are predictable only due to how the
last guy behaved. Is this a self-fulfilling prophecy? Is the dating world
filled with repetitions of the same drama?
There seems
to be 4 stages of romantic relationships as seen below:
1. 1. The Friendship Stage
2. 2. The Courting Stage
3. 3. The Sex Stage
4. 4. The End/The Beginning of The End.
These are
the 4 stages I experience with men, usually all put together last about 2
months at most. I have said before on this blog that the only thing I am not
good at is keeping a man, or being part of a romantic relationship because
people change, people become manipulative; people become all sorts of things
which I choose not to deal with.
The friendship
stage should be the beginning of any relationship, I believe, whether it is
romance or business, but I have found that friendship is a pure luxury in this
world. The friendship stage is like Bigfoot, most think that they have
experienced it but they aren’t sure because it is so illusive and almost
an illusion. People don’t want to be friends with their counter-parts. People
want arm-candy, money, sex or popularity by association from people. Gone are
the days when people dated because they liked each other. It’s all
“take-take-take” and not getting anything in return, unless of course, you’re
the one doing the taking. It is a miracle if friendship occurs before the courting
and the sex. Usually, friendship is forced to occur after people have foolishly
committed to each other, when the pair has done everything they can do with
each other besides getting to know each other. When they have finally exhausted
the sex and courting excitement, they then reluctantly decide to get to know
each other, only to find that they are not compatible. They break up, call each
other names and find another person to repeat the experience. On rare
occasions, a pair, after having done everything is rewarded with the fact that
they also genuinely like each other.
The
Courting Stage
Not as rare
as the friendship stage, the courting stage is expected by women and seldom
delivered by men. Men would prefer if you just deliver yourself to them, let
them have their way with you and disappear from their vision and into the dark
recesses of their minds. Yes, if it was up to men, they would erase you from
their memory as soon as they bust a nut. But... We are talking about courting,
not sex yet.
Men think
courting a lady means buying her food, or watching a movie. Men don’t see that
courting is an advantage to them and not the lady because courting a woman
gives the woman an opportunity to fool herself into thinking that a man is
decent and good enough for her. During the courting stages, a woman is
reprogramming her mind to forget about the nature of men, she is trying to
alter reality. Yes, she is trying to bend space and time.

That is the
only point of courting. It is not a true reflection of either person, man or
woman. The man is not as he presents himself and the woman is not as cool as
she seems. In fact, the man is exaggerating a few things because his eyes are
on the ball, the ball being SEX, and the woman is doing her best not to be a
bitter old hag, so she hides her daddy issues, mama issues, uncle issues, past boyfriend
issues, because she is trying to make all seem perfect. Unbeknownst to both men
and women, sex will shatter all the illusions which they have been trying to
build in the name of romance or whatever delusions they are working with. I say
everyone is deluded because every one is an asshole, and if the asshole has not
surfaced in the beginning, someone is pretending to be what they aren’t.
The Sex
Stage
They have
courted, chemistry is off the roof and they embark tackling the elephant in the
room, the ever anticipated sexual act which was ordained from the moment they
met. The sexual act is nice at most, rarely spectacular and often a disgusting
yawnfest of “Why did I even think that I would enjoy having sex with this person”
as the anti-climax of sex drop-kicks you swiftly across your rose coloured
glasses.
It’s not
that the woman didn’t come during sex. Look, women can be delusional but we
don’t go as far as expecting orgasms from men. That is one area in life which
we would like a man to fulfil, but an area which we have accepted as our own
responsibility because our orgasm is
based on very fragile circumstances that if not in line, spoils the entire
sexual experience. This delicate things are things like, his attentiveness
during sex, the motion of the ocean, hygiene, and a bit of whatever it is that
turns the woman on, like kinky inclinations or silence or whatever. Each woman
is different.
The sex
occurs, he orgasms, and depending on the arrangement, some sleep, some leave or
some cuddle. Eventually though, sleep occurs. Then, the next day comes. The
next day, ladies and gentlemen, is THEE MOST IMPORTANT DAY OF SEX!! If you
don’t know, now you know. Let me enlighten you why it is so.

Then, as expected,
the guy does a total 180 on a woman, and is no longer the guy that he was
selling during the courtship stage. He starts getting comfortable, he is no
longer offering services or fussing over you, and on rare occasions, he even starts calling
or courting girls in front of you. Yep, ladies and gents. 3 days after having sex with a guy, he came
over to where I lived, with another woman who he was trying to sleep with. So,
after the sexual act, a nice guy can turn into the most horrid human being, a
person who just doesn’t care and can’t help it.
Then, the
lady changes too, don’t get it twisted and think women are innocents. We change
and become highly guarded, defensive, hurt and passive aggressive due to how
the guy behaved after he had sex with us. If he did the right thing, the most
we would be is suspicious, thinking that this man is acting too good to be
true, but after sex behaviour is usually quite instinctive, primal and doesn’t
give a fuck about civility and cordiality. This is where things go to the scales of
justice show themselves with Goddess Venus holding them asking you, “so now you
have shown your asshole sides, kids, but what are you going to do with it?” Sex
makes or breaks the union, in other words.
At this
stage, one has seen what one needs to see.
One is not under any illusions, or at least one shouldn’t be. One is
clear as to how one shall proceed. The question now is, will one proceed
dramatically, aggressively or cordially. Of course, civility is always
recommended, especially when one is dealing with a nice person who’s intentions
are good. This is also a stage when one has to see the bigger picture and asks
oneself whether one will spend their energy with a “Beginning to the End”
scenario, which is long, loose ended and quite arduous, or one chooses to spend
as little energy as possible on what sex has revealed and just to a clean,
defined “The End” and it is sayonara, adios, peace!
To
conclude: Even those who end up in long relationships, or lifelong relationships,
go through the ending stage. Unions change for better or for worse, and usually
for the worst. The magic seldom remains and the person you knew during
courtship is often never to be seen again. In this stage, we settle to be with
the person who was revealed by “the day after the sex”, that is, if we decide
to stay with the person. Most people who take the long term route to the end have
their reasons and needs, but mostly, it is usually a gamble to see whether the
glory days can return to the union again. They seldom do. Most married people
are unhappy, cheating, resentful, crying and regretful. The sad part being that
you knew you were taking a chance on this person based on an illusion. You
knew! So, nobody is to blame.
Yours Cynically, but hopefully, realistically,
Veronnica Wolpendz
Love, Peace and Power!
Comments
You are always on point V!