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  • #67353
    rose
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    I’m in love with a guy who I am unsure
    of whether he is the right one for me.
    We are both eighteen. At the start of the
    year our relationship begun to develop
    and I allowed myself to open up to him immediately, which is unlikely for me
    since I am a very closed off person. I
    was surprised at the immediate deep
    connection that I felt towards him – I
    don’t know what
    it is about him that makes me feel so
    addicted to him. Our relationship just
    flows naturally – we have a deep
    emotional and physical connection.
    This does indeed make me feel like he is
    right one for me. Until he unexpectedly
    broke up with me a few months ago. He
    said that he needed space and that he
    wasn’t emotionally ready to commit to a
    relationship at the time. I accepted it,
    but I felt very hurt, as I was confused
    at what had triggered him to suddenly
    leave me. I have the tendency
    to doubt myself – this experience
    increased the idea that I just wasn’t
    enough. I fell into a depression. A few
    weeks ago he initiated contact with me
    and we started seeing each other again.
    He wrote me a song while I was absent in
    his life which reflected his deepest
    feelings and confirmed his love for me.
    The fact of the matter is that he has had
    psychological problems before. He lost
    two of his family members to death two
    years ago, of which one committed
    suicide. After this he was deeply
    depressed and suicidal. He has an
    impulsive and indecisive behavior and he
    has told me that he is slightly bipolar.
    Therefore I am unsure of how he is
    feeling most of the time. Even though
    he comes across as being happy and
    loveable, I can sometimes sense that he
    is ingenuine. He is spontaneous which
    makes my family members think he is gay.
    Even though I can see where they are
    coming from, we do have a physical
    connection and I think it’s just the
    way he comes across which makes people
    believe that he’s gay. It’s clear that
    he is different, authentic and
    beautifully imperfect – which are some
    of the reasons why I love him so much.
    The problem is that he is too fearful of
    commitment and I am scared of getting
    too emotionally attached like the first
    time and losing him again. I’m doubtful
    of whether I should continue seeing him
    because of his ability to emotionally
    hurt me again.

    #67355
    popi
    Participant

    hello rose,
    your feelings are so okay,and expected.
    This guy definitely can’t give you emotional secure.
    What i understood about you,is that you’re insecure with yourself and it’s expected too , because you’re young and you don’t know yourself yet. You’ll have this ability when you’ll grow up ,(x) years later.
    I think that we choose the person we would like to be with, by the image we have for ourselves.
    For example,if you’re insecure you will not attract a person that believes in himself because you’ll be afraid of that strange emotion,which you don’t have ( and it’s okay because you will have confidence/ self secure when you learn yourself ).
    So, you must give a little bit more of care to yourself, build your self confidence, accept yourself a you can, and change what you don’t really like.
    Then, you will be able to avoid someone like him.
    Someone who has suicidal history in his family, who has depression etc or bipolar disorder.
    The emotions which will brings out, will be -avoid that person who can’t help himself so neither my life.
    I’ve passed sth like this,and it’s painful, but when you’ll find that you are valuable and respectable, non of these people can enter your life and destroy your emotions. Don’t let them be in your life. Try to search amongst the best.
    Take care, 🙂 🙂

    #67359
    Inky
    Participant

    Keep in mind that he is only eighteen. Heck, you are only eighteen! And girls mature faster than boys. He may not be perfect for anyone until he’s thirty, who knows? Be all, “I love you even though you are working things out” but don’t be attached to him. Be loosely open and curious about him. But don’t spend any emotional angst or heartbreak over him. Save the depth of emotion and soul connection for a true grown-up.

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