Fuckboy: Someone who preys on people that he knows will fall for him, only to dump them as soon as he gets enough of them or finds someone better.
A fuckboy will say all the good words written in the book just to catch your attention. Little do you know, these lines have been rehearsed and said a million other times.
He will do everything for you (in the beginning). He will bring you the places you’ve never been, and make you feel really special. He will promise you a life with him. He will sweet talk you under the premise that he can’t go another day without you in it, that you are his number one priority, that you are his forever person.
Eventually, you can’t help but think, “Damn! What did I do to deserve a guy like this? Where have you been all along?”
That’s when a fuckboy is certain that he has done a good job. That’s when the smirk in his lip starts to form. That’s when he knows he executed stage 1 effectively.
You’ve given your big ‘YES’ to him and he celebrated as if getting yes from people is the only thing that he can be proud of. Because that’s how sick a fuckboy is. He wants to manipulate people into believing in him, trusting him, and giving him a space in your life.
A fuckboy’s life goal is to make you happy first so he can make himself happier after that. So he can prove to himself that he can get whatever he wants just by charming people.
Then, of course, his behavior starts to change and you notice.
He gets more and more aggressive with what he wants from you. Every kiss with him feels possessive, and every sexual topic he casually brings up in conversation seems inappropriate and sort of disrespectful.
You don’t want to admit the thought that maybe the relationship is going to be based solely on sex. You make yourself believe that he is still the romantic guy you used to know.
But alas, a fuckboy will always be a fuckboy — there’s no changing him.
He only likes to play games and have sex. You feel heartbroken, cheated and manipulated by someone who falls under the definition of a fuckboy.
You wasted your time looking for a wrong person. You entertained a guy who only has short-term visions for the future; a guy who looks at you as only ‘good for the moment’; a guy who, in a twisted way, considers people disposable.
You blame yourself for ignoring that little warning inside of you, the one that screamed not to take the risk with him. But you know what they say, we all make mistakes once in a while. Nobody wants to be manipulated, nobody wants to be toyed with, and nobody wants to have their hearts be jaded.
Sometimes we learn our lessons in the most painful ways.