Falling For A Therapist - Merged Thread

[Botajun]

Kung marami beses mo talaga nakuha yung isa sa mga appointment minsan nagkakaroon ng something na di talaga maiwasan yung minsan nagseselos at minsan mabilis magtampo yun ang feeling minsan kahit di dapat sometimes we fall into something and we tend to blind at times already. Kaya kung kukuha ng thera remember just go for bonding and do not go beyond. At minsan kuha rin ng iba huwag pareho well depende pa rin. That's the lesson I have learned. 

Edited February 24 by Botajun

[K0RN - RETIR3D]

On 2/4/2024 at 6:55 AM, Santiagowalker said:

What if yung attendant/therapist yung na FALL sainyo kaya lang bawal? 🤐😅 

Idol, mukhang recent lang to. Hahaha! 

[gentlejm]

Masarap ma in love pero masakit pag may kaagaw ka sa puso niya. 

[courtesanhunter]

13 hours ago, gentlejm said:

Masarap ma in love pero masakit pag may kaagaw ka sa puso niya. 

kaso sa ganitong case sir hindi lang naman sa puso may kaagaw kundi pati sa pu... bagay lang ito sa mga tao na game sa open relationship.

[Rolf.go.06]

Itry niyo minsan sa legit na spa may mga thera na subrang ok talaga. 

[JustB]

On 2/16/2024 at 8:47 PM, dominickcruise said:

let them fall for you instead of the other way around! hahaha 

This is the way 😁

[Midlurker2005]

Here’s an old personal tale that can be a warning:

Just a few weeks after my top-thera GF and I broke up, I attended a by-invite only dinner conference in a fine dining restaurant in Makati. Since the conference was intimate, my male industry colleagues, the ones who I knew beforehand, were a little relaxed and the free flowing fine wine loosened the locks of the story vaults. The topic of massages, escorts (or PR), theras, and ES came up. As expected everyone inebriated had a story to tell. Imagine my shock when the name of my ex-gf came up. I knew that she was popular but I didn’t expect for her to be THAT popular.
 

Worse, two of the gents knew her much deeper than the others and before we had a relationship. They knew her background, surname, address, and even her personal digits. It didn’t stop there. I heard details where they would eat dinner prior to the trysts, or the resorts they went, or even the bars they would frequent with other therapists. Of course, I pretended to have been amazed. I even took the offer of getting her number (confirmed). 
 

I was brokenhearted, of course! Not because of the information I got. It’s the details that contradicted the stuff she swore to be true about her (i.e. she said she didn’t do ATW. I was so naive). This was a girl I dreamt of building a new life together. 
 

But that wasn’t even the worst. Apparently, while we were together, she went hanging out with them (gents) and with fellow therapists a couple of times, with wild after parties in condo units. 
 

Anyway, again, and again. Fair warning. It’s the biggest delusion of all. And the hurt doesn’t stop at the point of break up. It goes further and beyond. 
 

Happy Hunting!  

Edited February 28 by Midlurker2005

[dominickcruise]

7 hours ago, Midlurker2005 said:

Here’s an old personal tale that can be a warning:

Just a few weeks after my top-thera GF and I broke up, I attended a by-invite only dinner conference in a fine dining restaurant in Makati. Since the conference was intimate, my male industry colleagues, the ones who I knew beforehand, were a little relaxed and the free flowing fine wine loosened the locks of the story vaults. The topic of massages, theras, and ES came up. As expected everyone inebriated had a story to tell. Imagine my shock when the name of my ex-gf came up. I knew that she was popular but I didn’t expect for her to be THAT popular.
 

Worse, two of the gents knew her much deeper than the others and before we had a relationship. They knew her background, surname, address, and even her personal digits. It didn’t stop there. I heard details where they would eat dinner prior to the trysts, or the resorts they went, or even the bars they would frequent with other therapists. Of course, I pretended to have been amazed. I even took the offer of getting her number (confirmed). 
 

I was brokenhearted, of course! Not because of the information I got. It’s the details that contradicted the stuff she swore to be true about her (i.e. she said she didn’t do ATW. I was so naive). This was a girl I dreamt of building a new life together. 
 

But that wasn’t even the worst. Apparently, while we were together, she went hanging out with them (gents) and with fellow therapists a couple of times, with wild after parties in condo units. 
 

Anyway, again, and again. Fair warning. It’s the biggest delusion of all. And the hurt doesn’t stop at the point of break up. It goes further and beyond. 
 

Happy Hunting!  

Thank you for sharing your story! we all can learn from this!

[shibuya109]

8 hours ago, Midlurker2005 said:

Here’s an old personal tale that can be a warning:

Just a few weeks after my top-thera GF and I broke up, I attended a by-invite only dinner conference in a fine dining restaurant in Makati. Since the conference was intimate, my male industry colleagues, the ones who I knew beforehand, were a little relaxed and the free flowing fine wine loosened the locks of the story vaults. The topic of massages, theras, and ES came up. As expected everyone inebriated had a story to tell. Imagine my shock when the name of my ex-gf came up. I knew that she was popular but I didn’t expect for her to be THAT popular.
 

Worse, two of the gents knew her much deeper than the others and before we had a relationship. They knew her background, surname, address, and even her personal digits. It didn’t stop there. I heard details where they would eat dinner prior to the trysts, or the resorts they went, or even the bars they would frequent with other therapists. Of course, I pretended to have been amazed. I even took the offer of getting her number (confirmed). 
 

I was brokenhearted, of course! Not because of the information I got. It’s the details that contradicted the stuff she swore to be true about her (i.e. she said she didn’t do ATW. I was so naive). This was a girl I dreamt of building a new life together. 
 

But that wasn’t even the worst. Apparently, while we were together, she went hanging out with them (gents) and with fellow therapists a couple of times, with wild after parties in condo units. 
 

Anyway, again, and again. Fair warning. It’s the biggest delusion of all. And the hurt doesn’t stop at the point of break up. It goes further and beyond. 
 

Happy Hunting!  

[Abaris]

6 hours ago, shibuya109 said:

True happiness can never be fulfilled. It is like putting water on a bucket filled with holes. Our futile lives can only be fulfilled with a purpose. 

[jnewport]

hit or miss.  pero kung rationale lang ang mananaig, mahirap makahanap ng true love na thera. same goes with them mahirap silang makahanap ng true love sa ating mga GMs

[gentlejm]

On 2/27/2024 at 12:50 PM, courtesanhunter said:

kaso sa ganitong case sir hindi lang naman sa puso may kaagaw kundi pati sa pu... bagay lang ito sa mga tao na game sa open relationship.

True. Mahirap mag adjust. Sa tingin ko kahit okay sa isang tao open relationship, mahirap maiwasan na hindi ka magselos. Brave face na lang o kalimutan mo o hanap pa ng iba. Hihi 😛

[gentlejm]

On 2/28/2024 at 12:31 PM, Midlurker2005 said:

Here’s an old personal tale that can be a warning:

Just a few weeks after my top-thera GF and I broke up, I attended a by-invite only dinner conference in a fine dining restaurant in Makati. Since the conference was intimate, my male industry colleagues, the ones who I knew beforehand, were a little relaxed and the free flowing fine wine loosened the locks of the story vaults. The topic of massages, escorts (or PR), theras, and ES came up. As expected everyone inebriated had a story to tell. Imagine my shock when the name of my ex-gf came up. I knew that she was popular but I didn’t expect for her to be THAT popular.
 

Worse, two of the gents knew her much deeper than the others and before we had a relationship. They knew her background, surname, address, and even her personal digits. It didn’t stop there. I heard details where they would eat dinner prior to the trysts, or the resorts they went, or even the bars they would frequent with other therapists. Of course, I pretended to have been amazed. I even took the offer of getting her number (confirmed). 
 

I was brokenhearted, of course! Not because of the information I got. It’s the details that contradicted the stuff she swore to be true about her (i.e. she said she didn’t do ATW. I was so naive). This was a girl I dreamt of building a new life together. 
 

But that wasn’t even the worst. Apparently, while we were together, she went hanging out with them (gents) and with fellow therapists a couple of times, with wild after parties in condo units. 
 

Anyway, again, and again. Fair warning. It’s the biggest delusion of all. And the hurt doesn’t stop at the point of break up. It goes further and beyond. 
 

Happy Hunting!  

OMG. Ang bigat nyan sir. Invested ka na sa feelings at sa pera tapos ganun pa ginawa ni thera-gf. Ang sakit talaga niyan for sure! Pero minsan din kasi ibang thera may pangangailangan, ang masaklap lang kapag ginagawa nya un dahil sa libog lang. 

[captainprice05]

On 2/27/2024 at 11:31 PM, Midlurker2005 said:

Here’s an old personal tale that can be a warning:

Just a few weeks after my top-thera GF and I broke up, I attended a by-invite only dinner conference in a fine dining restaurant in Makati. Since the conference was intimate, my male industry colleagues, the ones who I knew beforehand, were a little relaxed and the free flowing fine wine loosened the locks of the story vaults. The topic of massages, escorts (or PR), theras, and ES came up. As expected everyone inebriated had a story to tell. Imagine my shock when the name of my ex-gf came up. I knew that she was popular but I didn’t expect for her to be THAT popular.
 

Worse, two of the gents knew her much deeper than the others and before we had a relationship. They knew her background, surname, address, and even her personal digits. It didn’t stop there. I heard details where they would eat dinner prior to the trysts, or the resorts they went, or even the bars they would frequent with other therapists. Of course, I pretended to have been amazed. I even took the offer of getting her number (confirmed). 
 

I was brokenhearted, of course! Not because of the information I got. It’s the details that contradicted the stuff she swore to be true about her (i.e. she said she didn’t do ATW. I was so naive). This was a girl I dreamt of building a new life together. 
 

But that wasn’t even the worst. Apparently, while we were together, she went hanging out with them (gents) and with fellow therapists a couple of times, with wild after parties in condo units. 
 

Anyway, again, and again. Fair warning. It’s the biggest delusion of all. And the hurt doesn’t stop at the point of break up. It goes further and beyond. 
 

Happy Hunting!  

This hurts

Edited February 29 by captainprice05

[socratesaristotle]

On 2/28/2024 at 12:31 PM, Midlurker2005 said:

Here’s an old personal tale that can be a warning:

Just a few weeks after my top-thera GF and I broke up, I attended a by-invite only dinner conference in a fine dining restaurant in Makati. Since the conference was intimate, my male industry colleagues, the ones who I knew beforehand, were a little relaxed and the free flowing fine wine loosened the locks of the story vaults. The topic of massages, escorts (or PR), theras, and ES came up. As expected everyone inebriated had a story to tell. Imagine my shock when the name of my ex-gf came up. I knew that she was popular but I didn’t expect for her to be THAT popular.
 

Worse, two of the gents knew her much deeper than the others and before we had a relationship. They knew her background, surname, address, and even her personal digits. It didn’t stop there. I heard details where they would eat dinner prior to the trysts, or the resorts they went, or even the bars they would frequent with other therapists. Of course, I pretended to have been amazed. I even took the offer of getting her number (confirmed). 
 

I was brokenhearted, of course! Not because of the information I got. It’s the details that contradicted the stuff she swore to be true about her (i.e. she said she didn’t do ATW. I was so naive). This was a girl I dreamt of building a new life together. 
 

But that wasn’t even the worst. Apparently, while we were together, she went hanging out with them (gents) and with fellow therapists a couple of times, with wild after parties in condo units. 
 

Anyway, again, and again. Fair warning. It’s the biggest delusion of all. And the hurt doesn’t stop at the point of break up. It goes further and beyond. 
 

Happy Hunting!  

Hope you are ok now and back to loving someone. Only let this hurt you as much as it needs to. Any more and it’s a mistake.