This thread comes up pretty often, and there's always a lot of advice given but this post is probably the most insightful one that I've seen and it captures it very well. Good job on deleting messages and contact info OP, stay strong. You got this.Remember as well, if she was lying then you “fell” for an illusion, not her. If you make your brain think that way, if may help you walk away easier. Go look for what you actually fell for, not the illusion painted by the escort.
A lot of guys fall into this trap because you fall for the fantasy we provide. We give you all of the good and none of the bad. It is easy to fall for that. It is the reason I use the industry for companionship. I get none of your bad issues, baggage and habits. I don’t deal with your shit. You don’t deal with mine. It is great.
It is not to say she is fake when she sees you, but you don’t get the flaws of the lady which we all have. We are human. When you go personal, you get to see the human. When you pay, you get the illusion.
Had a few prostitutes, and if you knew the truthWhat I can't wrap my head around is what her motive was? Lead me on the way she did with all these fake promises. I would have been just as happy staying a client. Now we're beyond just clients and can't go back.
Cheat on her and go and bang someone else or too. You will feel betterThanks for all the great feedback.
As of now, I've deleted all messages and her contact info. I'm doing the hard thing and stopping all communications.
SEEI know I broke the number 1 rule, but I'm emotionally hooked on a SP. I'm sure I'll get blasted on here. I just need to vent and let it out.
Little back story, me and the ex have been done for several months now. Have been out of the dating game for years, so I ventured to LL for some attention. To my surprise, I fell emotionally attached to a certain SP. I've seen her on a weekly basis (1 or 2 hours at a time) for several months now. Things were going good, she said she wanted to see me outside of a client role.
I figured I scored the jackpot. Texting each other regularly and chatting about each others personal lives. And then I started catching her on lies, multiple lies. To the point where she even gets confused with her lies. Sure their were a few red flags but nothing too alarming. The shit really hit the fan when I called her out on a few things. She then completely flipped the script on me and now I was the bad guy. I was now the one using her. Never have I asked her to do anything out of her comfort zone. I only had the out most respect for her.
What I can't wrap my head around is what her motive was? Lead me on the way she did with all these fake promises. I would have been just as happy staying a client. Now we're beyond just clients and can't go back.
The end result, I'm emotionally attached to her and are just texting now. So we both loss in the end. Can't stop thinking about her.
Any words of wisdom?
Best way to get over someone is to get over someone elseCheat on her and go and bang someone else or too. You will feel better
Not really solution. You need to change your number and delete hers. It is called the final solution.Thanks for all the great feedback.
As of now, I've deleted all messages and her contact info. I'm doing the hard thing and stopping all communications.
You ain't a loser unless you wrote her a big cheque.I know I broke the number 1 rule, but I'm emotionally hooked on a SP. I'm sure I'll get blasted on here. I just need to vent and let it out.
Little back story, me and the ex have been done for several months now. Have been out of the dating game for years, so I ventured to LL for some attention. To my surprise, I fell emotionally attached to a certain SP. I've seen her on a weekly basis (1 or 2 hours at a time) for several months now. Things were going good, she said she wanted to see me outside of a client role.
I figured I scored the jackpot. Texting each other regularly and chatting about each others personal lives. And then I started catching her on lies, multiple lies. To the point where she even gets confused with her lies. Sure their were a few red flags but nothing too alarming. The shit really hit the fan when I called her out on a few things. She then completely flipped the script on me and now I was the bad guy. I was now the one using her. Never have I asked her to do anything out of her comfort zone. I only had the out most respect for her.
What I can't wrap my head around is what her motive was? Lead me on the way she did with all these fake promises. I would have been just as happy staying a client. Now we're beyond just clients and can't go back.
The end result, I'm emotionally attached to her and are just texting now. So we both loss in the end. Can't stop thinking about her.
Any words of wisdom?
It won’t be as hard to move on as you think.Thanks for all the great feedback.
As of now, I've deleted all messages and her contact info. I'm doing the hard thing and stopping all communications.
You dodged a bullet here. Not only with the lying, but her flipping things around on you and making you the bad guy. That’s gaslighting, and it’s emotional abuse. If you stayed in it would get worse and would fuck with your head even more.I know I broke the number 1 rule, but I'm emotionally hooked on a SP. I'm sure I'll get blasted on here. I just need to vent and let it out.
Little back story, me and the ex have been done for several months now. Have been out of the dating game for years, so I ventured to LL for some attention. To my surprise, I fell emotionally attached to a certain SP. I've seen her on a weekly basis (1 or 2 hours at a time) for several months now. Things were going good, she said she wanted to see me outside of a client role.
I figured I scored the jackpot. Texting each other regularly and chatting about each others personal lives. And then I started catching her on lies, multiple lies. To the point where she even gets confused with her lies. Sure their were a few red flags but nothing too alarming. The shit really hit the fan when I called her out on a few things. She then completely flipped the script on me and now I was the bad guy. I was now the one using her. Never have I asked her to do anything out of her comfort zone. I only had the out most respect for her.
What I can't wrap my head around is what her motive was? Lead me on the way she did with all these fake promises. I would have been just as happy staying a client. Now we're beyond just clients and can't go back.
The end result, I'm emotionally attached to her and are just texting now. So we both loss in the end. Can't stop thinking about her.
Any words of wisdom?
It feels like shit at first when you lose something like this, even if that loss is for absolutely the right reasons. It’s the loss of the connection, the attraction, but also the disappointment that she didn’t turn out as perfect as the image you had in your mind. You may even feel duped. That always improves with time. Enjoy the memories of the fun you had, and take satisfaction that you got out of a potentially toxic relationship.Thanks everyone for the great feedback. I really wasn't expecting that. I'll just take my loss and take it one day at a time.
Definitely agree about the emotional connection bit. Beyond the sex, one of the most important things that will make me repeat with a girl is some kind of connection beyond the physical. If she’s an interesting and funny and cool person to talk to, that is what I look for. I’m not really into having sex with someone who I don’t like as a person. Any girl that I’ve seen regularly, has this quality and I do have a sort of emotional connection that way, but it’s got to be kept realistic, and realizing the limits. You can like each other, but it’s a friendly business arrangement.Nothing really wrong with getting emotionally attached - as long as you keep reality in mind. I've been emotionally attached to escorts I've known. It's hard not to have some emotional attachment to someone you see intimately and regularly. Just remember that it isn't going to last forever. When it ends (for whatever reason) it hurts - just like breaking up with a girlfriend hurts. But you move on.
As for why she lied - the only actual truth in this business is that everyone lies about something. Although unless you're being scammed (and it doesn't sound like she scammed you out of anything) it's usually not really a lie. It's more like acting; putting on a performance.
Good luck!