It is truly beyond my comprehension why that man would assume I have any interest in him. I believed we had parted ways amicably as close friends, yet he seemed to use me as a means to compete for the attention of women who exhibit a low-standard mentality. He conveniently forgets that he pursued me—I did not initially choose him. When he finally won me over, I elevated him. It was my presence by his side that made him appear more desirable to others.
This is not a statement of arrogance, but rather a simple truth: I have no difficulty attracting the kind of person I desire. I have never, nor would I ever, knowingly pursue or engage with someone already in a relationship. I do not need to, nor would I compromise my standards for such a situation. Unfortunately, I was deceived into one, and the moment I discovered the truth, I severed all ties immediately.
For women of lesser character to attempt to challenge me—when, in reality, I have no interest in either of them—is both tiresome and juvenile. We are simply not in the same league. I would never treat another person the way I was treated, so the idea that I would willingly return to someone who subjected me to neglect and mistreatment, while refusing to let go of his past, is entirely absurd.
Imitating me will not make you me. Creating fake profiles with my image so to catfish,
is not only pathetic but a testament to a lack of self-worth. No matter how much you attempt to harm me, the reality is that you must live with yourself. When you look in the mirror, you are faced with the truth of who you are—and if you are willing to stoop to such depths, there is nothing admirable about it. No amount of charm, manipulation, or feigned innocence can mask what lies beneath. True beauty, after all, is not just external—it is a reflection of one's character.
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