/lit/ - Literature

>>19793082
>>19793083

>I dont know why anyone would want to
>I really don't want to roleplay

That is true romance. A man who craves BPD girls is a man who wants a reward worth fighting for. That feeling you get when you see a short haired girl who's nothing but trouble, but she's everything you ever wanted? That's your self-worth crying out to you for a chance to be a hero. Your heart crying out for somebody who is worthy of it. The man is supposed to struggle and out-wit. You have to play her game and make her see that she'll never be better than you at it. Sex on this level is something so beyond any other emotional experience, you'll look back at it like it were an otherworldly experience. And when it's over, she'll go right back to making you fight for it. She won't let you get complacent.

It is draining. It is supposed to be draining. It is supposed to be a struggle for love, not a cheap thrill. Love is an experience both negative and positive. It is violent and affectionate, painful and pleasurable, meaningless and at the same time the very essence of life. Men understand this, but women live this. They are doing what they're supposed to do. The question is if we have the balls to put up with constant pain and suffering just to see how intense an experience love can really be. You win, you lose, you are spurned and scarred, but when it's over you want to experience it all over again. Normal relationships cannot compare.