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Getting Lured in, Tricked & Dumped By A Man On Facebook?

Renee Wade
January 26, 2016

He pursued this 47 year old woman on Facebook for one year. She fell in love with him! She discovered that he was pursuing other women, and he disappeared.

What advice do you have for Yasmin?

What would you do?

>>>>>>>>>>>>> Question

Hello Renee,

First I want to thank you and let you know that I truly enjoy reading your notes.

The reason why I finally got the courage to email you is because I got something bothering me very much about this man I met through Facebook and I am too embarrassed to talk to my friends about what happened to me.  

I am a 47 yr old married woman, I feel confident that I am attractive for my age, I work out, am a dance instructor and passionate about Arabic/belly dance…My husband and I have been having marriage problems.  We have been married for 25 years and feels as if our relationship is growing apart, I am starting to lose interest in him.

So, two years ago this man started following me on Facebook, he is from another country. He started by saying beautiful comments on my pictures and posts, sending messages to my wall, texting me via messenger, every morning I received a good morning sweet note, every night a good night kiss note and on, and on, and on…

It took me a while to answer his messages, I would answer a couple then stop because I wasn’t sure how to react or feel.  This has never happened to me before, or at least I forgot the feeling of someone pursuing me so intensely.

Eventually, of course, I started chatting, and answering his sweet emails. I felt that I was on cloud nine, I loved it! I thought I was in love!! (with a stranger).  

We started talking on What’s Up, long beautiful conversations about all and nothing…I wanted to meet him in person and he told me the same.

After long, maybe a year or so I started noticing other women liking his posts.  

I got very curious and started looking into the profiles of these girls.  My heart broke to see the notes he had sent to mainly one of them; he was also in love with her! the notes to her were before I met him and then they seemed to be less and less as time went by, but every now and then he would write a note to her.  (I even wrote down the dates of the notes to compare with when he started writing to me).  On other girls I saw his comments as to how beautiful they are and so on…I was so heartbroken!

It took me a while to text him and tell him that I had read his notes to other women, and how I had naively thought I was the only one receiving them.

He texted me back saying: Always be happy princess, take care of yourself. Never again did I hear from him nor does he ever make any comments on my posts.

I am mad, frustrated and hurt for almost innocently thinking I was his only one.

How could I have ever believed and fall in love with a total stranger and specially on Facebook.?

…Do you think I did the right thing by letting him know? How do I get him out of my mind? It is painful because he is someone that got in my head, that no matter where I go or what I do, he is still in my head! ugh!!!

I hope I made sense of all this non-sense and I sincerely would appreciate any advice on this.

Thank you very, very much!

Yasmin

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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> My response

 

Hi Yasmin,

Thanks for your kindness and for your email.

This is not a situation anyone wants to be in, and yet it is a situation anyone could be in.

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I want you to know that it isnât your fault and that I totally understand how frustrating it must be that he got into your head – all for nothing. Costing you all this energy, hurt, worry, anger.

A year is a long time to get caught up in this. It concerns me (the time frame).

I want you to know that my response is based on what youâve told me, and on my beliefs, as well as my experience working with many women from around the world.

But I am just one person writing back to you based on having read an email from you. I am not you. So – Always think for yourself, use my words if you feel they guide you, and throw out anything that doesnât sit with you right now.

This situation brings to mind two important problems:

1) You entered this situation from a place of disempowerment. A lack of resourcefulness. It seems like you became involved because you felt a lack of attention, appreciation and importance in your life, and this man has capitalised on that, just as you capitalised on his flattery and attention.

2) There needs to be more integrity and commitment to your husband. As without it, it leaves you extra vulnerable (in a low value way) not just to this strange man on Facebook – but to everybody. You could consider that if you donât find it within you to commit to your husband, (or to a cause beyond yourself if you want to separate from him), you will be easily manipulated, being privy to other peopleâs wants – and other peopleâs taking advantage of you.

When a strange man can access you on Facebook…

Firstly, were your Facebook posts public?

As Iâm wondering… how did he come to even find you or have access to anything that you post? I am assuming your profile picture was public? Iâm sorry if Iâm wrong.

This is important – why is any strange man able to access any information about you, let alone a picture of you? Your face and its image are precious; not just anybody should be able to have access to your profile picture on Facebook.

I’ve seen your face in gmail from your email – you are a beautiful woman. Don’t share yourself with just anyone.

If it was by accident that he found you, I understand, but then my concern is that you were in a place in your life that was so un-resourceful that you didnât block him off when he tried contacting you. (Iâm here to try to help you get to a resourceful place – but after all, itâs something I have to help myself with daily, too. It is not easy. It is a commitment to yourself.)

The fact that you felt opportunistic in the moment. If you donât feel love and passion with your husband, and you are unsure what to do about that (or whether to do anything at all), then you were of course vulnerable to any strange manâs advances.

The first step, based on my rules, is to make everything private. You donât need any random man contacting you. Be careful who you let in. You are a high value woman – a high value woman, in my definition, isnât easy to find information on.

She is more mystery than she is known.

A High Value woman is more mystery than she is known. 

Put a high price on information about yourself, on access to information about yourself.

This speaks to the right men.

The high quality men will judge you on this on Facebook. Men will pick up on whether a woman is still dabbling in giving her energy to other men, and whether sheâs still seeking attention from other men (unable to fully devote herself to one man).

Leaving posts public is a way for people to consider that you may want strangers seeing your stuff and giving you attention.

Some high quality men are sensitive to this. Thankfully. They should be, as if a woman does this, then he is wary of committing to her at all – why would he, when her eggs are in a few baskets? Itâs risky for him to put all of his eggs in her basket if sheâs still seeking attention and floating around on Facebook.

Do you think you might benefit from making your Facebook and information exclusive?

If you do, you could try to keep your life and yourself private and only for the people whose intentions have passed your bullshit radar.

The next point isâ¦

Yasmin, it is lonely being in a marriage where you are losing interest in your man. I feel it would be lonely and I am sorry if this is indeed how you are feeling.

I do want to ask, are you and your husband truly not right for each other?

Or are you at a point where you need to grow and find new ways to connect with him, or to show him how his disconnection from you hurts you?

It is all too easy to think we are losing interest in somebody. 

The harder road is to take responsibility. It is the road I suggest though, because it is the way that adds the most value to who you are. Who you are is all we have in the end.

Do the right thing, take responsibility.

it isn’t your fault that your marriage is in this place, and neither is it your husband’s fault.

But it’s not about fault – it’s about responsibility. It is our responsibility to do whatever it takes to remain devoted to the man we love – make the life changes necessary to be fully able to gift to him.

This will give you renewed purpose. I’m not asking you to do it forever.

This is my belief: most women wouldnât choose to agree with me on it.

Look into your husbandâs face, see his eyes. See the man he is. Feel him. Is he worthy of your commitment for 5 minutes to do this? After so long together, does he not deserve you to feel him, connect to him?

Take this quiz and find out if you’re dating a commitment friendly man.

Maybe he doesnât, but that is up to you to assess. I will entrust that to you.

Youâve committed 25 years to this man. You married him, you kissed him and said your vows, youâve trusted him and maybe even cried with him. Youâve been through things together. he has committed 25 years of his life to you, as well.

Do you know what that is?

That is incredible.

Some people never get any commitment from another human being, let alone 25 years of marriage. It is not something to take for granted. It is, I believe, something to be so tenderly grateful for – every human being always has other options, other people interested in them.

Related post: What to Do If He Takes You for Granted

Yet, you guys committed a quarter of the average human life to each other.

What does it mean to you now?

Does it mean anything?

(I’m not religious, by the way).

Sure, if you and your husband need to part ways, that is perfect too.

If you consider these questions and find that donât want to throw your marriage away, then try to re-connect with him, just look into his eyes, touch his arm.

Feel him as the human that he is, alive and breathing, and ever vulnerable, just like you.

And as for rekindling your passion? I have a lot of information on that – it is too much to go into a lesson on that here. You can check out our courses on attraction – or email our team who might have a couple of great ideas for you.

Integrity, Loyalty and Commitment

And now about integrity and commitment, the second point.

I believe any long term relationship that is loving and passionate – the kind of relationship other people envy, has at its core, two people of integrity.

I donât believe (objectively speaking) that any relationship is immune to infidelity – because without any choice to have absolute loyalty to our man or woman (yes, it is a choice), anyone could become be a cheater.

And anyone could just momentarily decide to value their own needs over committing to their man or woman.

Loyalty is a choice, and integrity is a choice. You and I choose them because we value them, or not.

Both loyalty and integrity are against what the human body wants by default – or when it is lazy and going with the flow.

(Read more on loyalty here.)

Both loyalty and integrity are against what we would do when we are looking to fill our own needs and not considering others.

Both of these values require a person of extreme strong character and self sacrifice. And I donât believe these traits are beyond any of us. I don’t always have these traits, but I think I strive to have them. I am also blessed that my husband has more of it than any human being walking this earth. He inspires me, and there will never be another like him. I didn’t know they made men like him, but they do!

Getting tricked by the story of how things are “in our head”…

Some would say that relationships do not ever work when you have one or two people going into it to fill their own needs – to take what they can get. This is also what appears to have happened with you.

You needed the story. The story that someone was madly in love with you, and so you believed you were also in love with him (which I wonder if this is really true or not). I believe, from the information I have, that you were in love with the story, not him.

What this means is – based on my personal experience – as Iâve done the same thing too – that you were more sensitive to what you were getting out of the situation than you were to where he was at.

As I write this, Iâm afraid that it might come across as if Iâm analysing this heartlessly, but I assure you that is not what I mean to do.

As I write, I feel the pain that we all feel in relationship – who hasnât been in a situation similar to this? If not in dating, in other areas of life. It is simply a human thing. It is not a failure. It is a human thing.

We get sold into terrible situations when we are not truly present with other people, when we donât question what perspective they are coming from as they enter our life.

Iâve done it before, and the worst thing is when you really have that lightbulb moment âa-ha!â you realise the person isnât who you thought they were, but that the signals were there all along, but you missed it because you werenât looking, you wereâ¦.sold instead, on a story in your mind.

We’re all vulnerable to this. Part of the journey of being a woman is learning to trust that the story in our head about love canât be trusted. We have to really objectively look at a man’s actions and intent. Hah. Objective. Since when is anyone objective in matters of relationships? That’s what I mean, it’s hard to do, but it makes you smarter and so it is worth it.

Only what is real can be trusted

Only what is real can be trusted. And what is real can be sensed in the moment, when we are present with someone, and if we choose to think about where they are coming from.

What isnât real is what happens when two people come together out of a desperate need of something from the world, based on something they feel they havenât got (for example, attention, the feeling that they are good enough and sexy enough, and have plenty of opportunities in dating).

Because…then, it is not about the two people involved; itâs about the selfish needs of either person. Each member of the relationship is sensitive mainly to themselves only.

I believe that if you began your relationship loving your husband, and you truly did love him and he loves you, then there is possibility that you should stay and choose to commit yourself fully, no hesitation, just full out giving to him and trusting that he has good intent – for 3 months.

If you do this, then you will have regained a purpose outside of yourself – the purpose of rebuilding your relationship and the passion and love you have for one another. It is not hard to do, if you truly believe it is possible, and if you want to do it.

How could you have believed and fallen in love with a total stranger? Especially on Facebook?

Well, the answer is simple. Itâs just that you got something you wanted at the right place at the right time, with the totally wrong person.

The way in that you were responding to him, and the way that you describe your feelings during the process makes it look like you were just being opportunistic.

The opportunity to get the attention came along, so you took it – from a stranger.

And his actions towards you seem manipulative and opportunistic.

When we are being opportunistic and trying to get what we want out of something – we cannot and do not question the other personâs motivation as we are desensitised by our own âneedâ. This is what I believe. I wonder if you feel the same as you read this?

How can we avoid this happening again?

Sometimes in life, certain shit just happens. We canât avoid everything. Donât be too hard on yourself. One day youâll share this story with another young person who needs to hear it and who will value your story.

But if you are interested in reducing the chances of getting into a situation like this, I suggest finding a purpose larger than yourself. Believe something greater than yourself. You have to dig really deep for this, and you have to truly believe it.

This purpose will help you gain confidence and certainty.

It will help you to gain the strength necessary to know you have plenty of options with men. There are men out there who will shower attention on you because they are not picky, and they are desperate and bored.

Then there is a rare man who will connect with you, and love you truly. Is that man already your husband?

If you have a purpose outside of yourself, it may also help you meet your own needs for significance, for connection and love a bit better.

So – what do you believe in? What or who would you die for? Feel deeply about it.

What to do now?

Nothing specific you need to do – other than commit to finding a purpose beyond yourself; to give you real strength.

Just trust that you have all the options in the world. Men are everywhere. You are a woman. Men will always be wanting you, finding you beautiful, wanting your feminine energy.

(learn more about feminine energy here).

And carry this belief and certainty around with you.

Nobody can ever be you, only you can. There is only one you, and no one can leave your mark or your beauty or energy – only you can.

This makes you perfect for the man who is perfect for you.

And never forget: any attention you get is short-lived and cheap, especially from strangers as it is meaningless attention.

The only attention you need is your own and that of a man that you trust – the depth and meaning you gain from this will massively out-do any half-assed attention from snorting pigs (a type of men) out there preying on you and other women.

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Title Getting Lured in, Tricked & Dumped By A Man On Facebook?
Author Renee Wade
Date January 26, 2016 2:09 AM UTC (8 years ago)
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