Mintx
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You know, if you're taking cam relationships too seriously or a model is getting too serious with you and it's making you uncomfortable, you could just.. log off?
Agreed. OP sounded like he was in a place where he was needing some emotional coddling (no offense intended), and the open internet is hardly the place to go looking for that. He didn't really do himself any favors lashing out when he didn't get it either.This all seems like unnecessary drama.
95 percent of Bianca's perceived collective is irrelevant; OP is an individual dealing with another individual.Agree with Mollie.. STOP visiting her. 95 percent of us do not want relationships (Im sure there is a small percentage who met there significant on a cam site) but lets be honest this is not normal. She probably has a significant other (like most of us do) and is just doing her job (again like most of us are)..
I still have 0 clue WHY members think we are interested in them?... Do you think the girl who's super nice to you at a grocery store (or whatever) check out is into you too? like come on..
Got a good chuckle at this one. Bianca throws up...WELL beyond my experience of 6 years OKAY DUDE.
How many cam girls have you dated? NONE... I THOUGHT SO.
I'd love a list of all the ladies (more than my guess of a percentage who is dating in a committed relationship) with a member.. There isn't a long ass list? WELL I WONDER WHY?
Your clearly delusional just like this dude.
Good Lord at the baggage in this post! Sad!then dude's need to realize there not special snowflakes because most of us do not want to date them.. Even in real life; if someone isn't into you then drop it. You can't force someone to like you. Nice doesn't mean we want to get in your pants.. Period.
"Super" is not a good word.Also if you are a mental health professional, super unethical to give someone counciling when you have a sexual relationship with. You should know better. You are not in a position to do that.
You sir, won the internet with this.A couple of people seem to be confusing character #2 with character #3, which I completely understand, but if he has to keep going back and explaining this, we are never going to get to the poetry and tattoos.
That was truly a story for the ages.You sir, won the internet with this.
It's been over 5 minutes and I'm still giggling at that comment (somewhat to do with how much I loved that old thread. I'm super embarrassed to admit I spent a good 12 hours watching all his videos before he took them down).
I am not trying to outdo you AC, trying to say don't feel bad...You sir, won the internet with this.
It's been over 5 minutes and I'm still giggling at that comment (somewhat to do with how much I loved that old thread. I'm super embarrassed to admit I spent a good 12 hours watching all his videos before he took them down).
But then again I am still a customer so I suspect it isn't.
Honestly, I was wondering about that, but not for any particularly malicious reasons. Mainly I was thinking that it seems to be rather common in therapy and counseling situations to ask the patient how they would advise a friend that was having the same problem. Would that exercise not apply here? What advice would you give a patient that needed to extricate him/herself from a relationship in a healthy and safe manner?Let's just clarify something. Are you actually a qualified mental health professional, a psychiatrist or psychotherapist?
This all seems like unnecessary drama.
Also if you are a mental health professional, super unethical to give someone counciling when you have a sexual relationship with. You should know better. You are not in a position to do that.
Honestly, I was wondering about that, but not for any particularly malicious reasons. Mainly I was thinking that it seems to be rather common in therapy and counseling situations to ask the patient how they would advise a friend that was having the same problem. Would that exercise not apply here? What advice would you give a patient that needed to extricate him/herself from a relationship in a healthy and safe manner?
Surely you have seen much more risky and complicated breakups in your career. I imagine you have training for dealing with a person who needs to break up with an obsessed, abusive spouse. A situation like that might be complicated by gaslighting and Stockholm syndrome type issues, not to mention if the couple has children together and/or the abuser has significant financial control. You'd be able to give that patient constructive help, no? By comparison, your situation is a piece of cake.
Nope. this has bearing. You are not in a place to be doing this if you have a lisence. This is a clear conflict of interest and were you a health care professional you should know that. @WickedTouch brought up a good point.
You are reading WAAAAAAY too far into the situation. Just send her a message saying "Hey, for personal reasons, I won't be coming around anymore. It was fun, I wish you well. Good bye!"
Polite. To the point. Situation over.
Models get messages like this fairly frequently. It's not going to be the end of the world for her.
You know, if you're taking cam relationships too seriously or a model is getting too serious with you and it's making you uncomfortable, you could just.. log off?
The way you phrased it made it seem like it does. “I give my friend advice” is not the same as “free psych counselling”. That’s why people honed in on this.
If you think the comments in this thread are that bad, you might want to consider turning off the Internet.
Your overreaction and reporting of the posts in this thread is mind boggling.
Honestly, I was wondering about that, but not for any particularly malicious reasons. Mainly I was thinking that it seems to be rather common in therapy and counseling situations to ask the patient how they would advise a friend that was having the same problem. Would that exercise not apply here? What advice would you give a patient that needed to extricate him/herself from a relationship in a healthy and safe manner?
Surely you have seen much more risky and complicated breakups in your career. I imagine you have training for dealing with a person who needs to break up with an obsessed, abusive spouse. A situation like that might be complicated by gaslighting and Stockholm syndrome type issues, not to mention if the couple has children together and/or the abuser has significant financial control. You'd be able to give that patient constructive help, no? By comparison, your situation is a piece of cake.
Hi all...
So I don't have much of a choice. I just have to stop seeing her and somehow stop communications at the risk that she isn't just a brilliant performer and that she actually feels some or all of what she says. I'm hoping someone can give me some advice.
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Caring guy in a bit of a mess
Answering your original statement, I agree, you should stop seeing her, and after reading all your replies here, i also think its for her good too.
You asked in a forum for advice and yet it sounds like you are trying to convince yourself to do the opposite, seems like you want to be with her but still love the fact you want to see other people just because you think she might still be acting to care for you. Either you two are perfect for each other, but since she isn't here to defend herself, I must just AGREE to what you asked us for advice, to stop seeing her, just based on the readings/replies you have posted.
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Why is everyone talking about therapy. It has nothing to do with my question. No I havn't been in a situation with an obsessed woman calling me and messaging me very 5 minutes.
How about when she messages me every 5 minutes and won't leave me alone and bombards me with photos and wants to know what I'm doing every 5 minutes
People had no right to hone in n that. It was irrelvant to the situation i was asking about. Just because some dickhead raised it
Why are you having a go at me now. Do you not understand the situation I am talking about.Reading posts like this really gives me an appreciation what sort of shit you girls and guys have to put up with every day....
I honestly have a lot of respect for you.
A: "I'm a psychiatrist and I give this married mother I'm romantically and sexually interested in free counselling"
B: "Are you a professionally trained psychiatrist?"
A: "Don't you dare ask me such personal questions"
If any reaction that does not caress your ego is a form of aggression, then it will be hard to assist you on any forum, or community, or a one on one with an actual professional and not a fake mentalist.If you like verballing and libelling people go ahead. Make my day
And given that everyone is so obsessed with what I do and the advice I give to my friend (who wasnt the person I was asking about) she is the only person she trusts in thee world to talk to about the difficulties in her life, which are very serious. She and I are good friends and share counsel on serious mental health issues. She is across the other side of the world. She has nobody to really talk to. And sometimes I have to help with very serious situations as a friend using my expertise. So if you all have a problem with that I'm sorry. because that means you all have problems. I really thought that helping a frien would be somthing that was welcomed and not absued by all and sundry. What a horrible bunch some of you (not all f you) are. Pontificating to me about what I do with my friends. And protecting someone who was prying into my private life on a site dedicated to an industry that relies on privacy and confidentiaty. I am shocked by the behavour of some people on here.
Its not quite that simple unfortunately
If you like verballing and libelling people go ahead. Make my day