If he misses you, he’ll call. If he wants you, he’ll say it. If he cares, he’ll show it. And if not, he can’t be worth your time because you’re obviously not worth his.
He’s Not Worth It
He’s Not Worth It
Tracy Tegan
Tracy Tegan has spent the last seventeen years as a professional blogger about relationships, dating, and issues pertaining to gender equality at girl.pw -- a website about helping women with relationships, career, family, and more.Β In her spare time, she writes romance novels that are available at Amazon.Β You can check out Tracy Tegan's latest romance novel, MR. WASHINGTON at Amazon.
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I would like to act like a two year old for just a moment and rant. I want to kick, scream, pull my hair, pull his hair, kick him in the balls, anything…just get it all out there. Why do men feel it necessary to play with our heads? Why do we feel it necessary to let them? Why do we always want to give them the benefit of the doubt? And when they prove over and over again what LOSERS they are, why is it we can mysteriously seem to FORGET all the pain and heartache they’ve caused when they come back or we meet the next one? Inherently, I know the problem is ME and something *I* am lacking. Some co-dependency or psychological flaw… But why do THEY have to take advantage of those things to begin with?