UtadaWasabi2
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Your relationship lack communication. Not you, but her. If she has something she is not happy with, she can express it but she does not show it. She doesn't trust you enough and a healthy relationship requires communication on both sides and trust.It's a messed-up situation, because the way the whole thing played out was incredibly stereotypical. She never brought up the things that were bothering her, didn't tell me what she wanted, didn't believe I was committed - it felt like no matter what I did it wouldn't help. After it all played out, I sat there going through the scenario in my head, amazed at how well it fit the stereotypical red pill mindset.
shit i’m in the same place too. the reality probably is that the past really doesn’t affect much how people think of you but damn it sure doesn’t feel that way. sometimes i think my fear of getting to know people deeply is just assuming by default that everyone knows every fuckup, embarrassing moment, or intimate detail of my life.high school on top of being a directionless sperg.
Even after I got over those issues, I ended up being an immature late bloomer who would make things harder for myself and I even got sabatoged and slandered by a psycho creep. I spent the past year ruminating on that issue amongst a million
same here, it’s worrying too to see all the stories of people who’s partner hurts them, cheats on them etc. just makes it even more intimidating to try to interact with someone with the fear that they will end up being one of those peopleI want someone who has some common interests and stuff, and I like getting to know potential partners before I make a jump.
Yeah, I think that fear is always there for me too, especially since my first relationship was full of that. But if I really click with someone I try to make an effort to pursue the avenue in the chance that it might lead to something greater. If we just end up friends then I have another friend, but if it becomes more I'm pleasantly surprised but open to it. It's just reminding yourself that there are some good men and/or women out there, which can be understandably difficult to grasp if you have some kind of trauma or anxiety tied to the opposite sex.same here, it’s worrying too to see all the stories of people who’s partner hurts them, cheats on them etc. just makes it even more intimidating to try to interact with someone with the fear that they will end up being one of those people
That's what I hold on to. As weird as it sounds, I relish talking to strangers because it means I can be someone new. Past me was rejected or has rejected so many people and my family has so much bullshit attached even if I need them. But, the well dressed, clean smiling me didn't. I can talk to someone for at least a short time without all the biases, failures and insecurities.it’s easy to forget sometimes that people around you only know a small fraction of your personality and life, and aren’t as critical of yourself as you are. it’s still so frustrating though being afraid of getting too close to someone and thinking of all the ways it could go wrong
i do too. unfortunately the worry is still there and probably always will be until i end up moving somewhere new. people are probably forgiving hopefully, especially since it’s not high school anymore.As weird as it sounds, I relish talking to strangers because it means I can be someone new.
nobody wants to be found by the likes of mewhat is stopping you from finding someone?
is it by choice?