Maybe a bit too personal of a discussion topic, but hey, participation is completely voluntary. I was feeling a bit gloomy and introspective today, so here we go.
From my personal experiences, I can say that nothing hurts quite so deeply as loving someone else wholeheartedly and having them crush or reject you. It's something that I've spent years now slowly recovering from, but it still hurts deeply even now if I let myself think about it too much. I wonder if the experience has made me a colder person out of fear of getting hurt. I was never exactly a confident Casanova to begin with, so...
Anyways, have you thought about this in light of your own experiences? Do you think that past relationship hurts have actually led to your sabotaging of other relationships -- subconsciously perhaps -- from a fear of trusting or committing too much or being vulnerable?
From my personal experiences, I can say that nothing hurts quite so deeply as loving someone else wholeheartedly and having them crush or reject you. It's something that I've spent years now slowly recovering from, but it still hurts deeply even now if I let myself think about it too much. I wonder if the experience has made me a colder person out of fear of getting hurt. I was never exactly a confident Casanova to begin with, so...
Anyways, have you thought about this in light of your own experiences? Do you think that past relationship hurts have actually led to your sabotaging of other relationships -- subconsciously perhaps -- from a fear of trusting or committing too much or being vulnerable?
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