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Actually, love has nothing to do with it. This page is about relationships. In my experience, all relationships go through the following three phases: Phase One: "Oh wow, I hope he/she likes me." Phase Two: "Oh my god, I love him/her so much!" Phase Three: "Oh crap. Where would I hide the body?"
Love isn't a game. It's a war. And anybody who tells you otherwise is just trying to screw you. Here's some tips on how to get and keep the upper hand: 1) All relationships are about power. Power is the ability to get the other person to do things they don't want to do. Love is a myth designed to make you feel good about being manipulated. 2) Never sleep with somebody who makes or has more money than you, unless you intend to use them to get stuff. 3) Never get involved with somebody more neurotic than you are, unless you have a need to be a caretaker. Even if you do need to be a caretaker, consider getting a cat. At least cats have the decency to die after a while. 4) Always maintain a good credit rating, and, if possible, a cash reserve so when the relationship goes sour, you can get out. Joint checking accounts are the way control freaks ruin people's lives. 5) Lovers only lie for the best possible reason: to get what they want. When somebody lies to you, they're saying "You are so unimportant that I can tell you anything I want, and it doesn't matter, as long as it helps get me what I need." It's even worse when they tell you an obvious lie, because that shows that they think you're stupid. 6) Never fall in love with your transitional person: that's not what they're for. A transitional person is somebody you sleep with to prove to yourself that you're over the person you're breaking up with. Once you've done that, it's time to move on. 7) Don't lie. The last thing you want is to give somebody else the moral high ground. If your lover lies to you, never forget it.
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