Why Relationships Fall Apart, Part 3: Stability Issues
This is Part 3 of my series on why relationships fall
apart. Part 1
was on game-personality disconnect,
when the approach you use for getting her clashes unfavorably with the
version of ‘you’ she gets to know while actually dating you. Part 2 was
on the problem of your long-term value to her being unclear,
when she doesn’t see the value there from you she wants or expects in a
long-term mate.
Our topic for today is stability issues; basically, when she feels insecure in the relationship.
If you’re a veteran of long-term relationships (or even had your fair share of short-term ones with as-yet hopeful girls), you’ve no doubt heard the following common refrains:
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“What are we?”
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“Where is this going?”
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“I need to know this is headed somewhere.”
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“I just need to know I’m not wasting my time.”
What a woman’s telling you when she utters one of these phrases is that the stability of the relationship is lacking, and she needs you to calm the rocky seas.
These are just the surface of the ocean, however. There’s a whole body of seawater and a thousand leagues beneath it you must grasp if you’re to prevent stability issues capsizing your relationship.






Hi there. I hope you are still
rockin.
Today we will get back to
basics – because basics are so awesome!

Sometimes, you’ll have met a girl and be talking with
her, or you’ll
be on a date with her, and you’re at that point with things where you
would (normally) move to the next step.
With this article, I’m kicking off a new series called
“Why
Relationships Fall Apart” that I’ll make further installments in as the
weeks go by. The first in the WRFA series is on something I’ve deemed
‘game-personality disconnect’. A comment from a reader named ‘straw’ in
my article on “