Lezbehonest,
everyone has a little cray cray in them.
It’s all about the amount and levels of craziness that one person
possesses. When it comes to dating, you
have to figure out if your kind of “crazy” is compatible with someone else’s. For example, perhaps the person you are
dating is a total type A. They are manic
with everything they do. Is it best for
them to be paired with another Type A (holy “To Do Lists”) or is it best for
them to be with someone that needs a little Type A in their life and can handle
the regimented Sunday activities (grocery shopping, laundry, homo depot, etc..)
like it’s no big deal? Dating crazy also
depends on your threshold of crazy. Are
you one of those that feel like you have the patience of a saint? That you can handle pretty much anything
thrown your way in terms of crazy women?
Perhaps you are of the mindset that you can fix the cray in
someone. As a friend said and I quote,
maybe you are “the mother fucking Teresa” of fixing girls and their problems
and you can stick it out with just about anyone and handle just about
anything. Obviously, that kind of person
has a high threshold. Not all of us are
blessed with that capability to be able to decode crazy. In those cases, do you stay or do you
run?
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Honestly, she was beyond cray. |
My first gf
ever was all kinds of crazy. I learned
so much from that experience and for that reason alone, I will never forget
her. The first thing I learned was never
move in with someone you have dated for less than 6 months. As she was my first girlfriend, I was not
smart with my decisions and followed my heart not my head. After only dating her for 3 months, we moved
in together. Yes, I committed the
infamous “UHAUL” with her. Like I said,
I was a rookie lesbian and I didn’t know any better. I should have seen some of the crazy signs she
displayed prior to moving in with her but I was ignorant and stoooooooooooooooopid
so I chose to ignore these things. This
girl had more issues than I have shoes (and I have a lot of shoes). After discovering that she had stolen my
social security number, opened credit cards in my name, and essentially
threatened me with her psychosis on a daily basis, I decided I had enough. And that was just scratching the surface with
her amount of crazy. So, I called my
parents, told them to have a moving truck at my apartment the next morning and
that I was coming home immediately. They
knew it was a dire situation. I felt
like I was living the movie “Single White Female” except I was dating the
psycho bitch. The only way I knew she
would let me leave the apartment was if she had no clue I was leaving and
wasn’t there. I dropped her off at work
as I normally would and pretended nothing was going on, went back home, and
moved all of my shit out. She came home
to an empty apartment. Like I said,
desperate times call for desperate measures.
Did I mention she hacked into my cell phone records and my emails? Oh yeah.
She did that too. I feel as
though I have a fairly high threshold of crazy and I’m a fairly understanding
person, but this girl was wayyyyy beyond repair. This one went down in history as the worst
person I have ever dated in my life, boys included. That’s saying a lot. She was certifiably crazy. I don’t think anyone could ever tame that
one.
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Does this mean you're not into me? |
Suppose, for
your sake, your lady is not as crazy as mine was. Suppose you encounter a girl that is
extremely insecure and needs reassurance for every little thing. She feels like you are constantly looking at
her funny or thinking weird things about her and not telling her. Is it possible to handle someone that needs
to be coddled all the time? Or say you
are one of those people that thrives on drama and you can somehow create drama
anywhere at any time. You are not happy
unless there is something for you to be talking about or worrying about and if
there is no drama you will find a way to make some. I find this kind of person pretty cray. Drama can be entertaining in small doses, but
who the hell wants to be around someone that thrives on it? That legit, craves drama. I sure as hell don’t. I’ll pass on that kind of crazy, thanks. Perhaps you are the kind of cray that
analyzes every little thing possible to the point of no return. You would find a way to analyze someone
saying “hello” to you. Imagine being
with someone that hyper analytical? If
you so much as blinked the wrong way it would likely cause a fight. Is there a good balance for this kind of
crazy in a partner? Perhaps someone that
is a mute or comatose would be suitable.
Or there are those girls whose moods change like the weather in New
England. That can make it hard to keep
up with things. I’m personally partial
to the kind of crazy in which someone feels as though you are supposed to be
able to read their mind. As if you are
some kind of superhuman being that is clairvoyant and should know everything
they want and are thinking at all times.
This is definitely the kind of crazy that can keep things
interesting. It can also drive you a
little cray as well. Or maybe you only
see the cray in someone when they are in “ex” status. The crazy only comes out after things have
been broken off and they go postal on you.
This kind of crazy is not so fun.
Maybe you
are into crazy. Perhaps you feel as
though a little cray keeps you on your toes.
To those ladies, I salute you. I
mean, I found someone that likes my kind of crazy. I even got her to marry me. So I feel as though there is definitely someone
out there for everyone, it’s just a matter of finding the right partner that
can balance your inner crazy.
Lezbehonest, we are all crazy bitches in our own way. My advice, embrace the cray but pass on the
fish filet (#Kaynesaysitbest).
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I'm turning 31 next week which means another year of useless wisdom and experiences under my belt to share and torture you all with in weeks to come. Hope you all have a happy 4th of July. Eat, drink and be gay!