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Home › Forums › Dating and Sex Advice › My commitment issues are ruining my dating life
I am writing on this forum out of desperate need. My commitment issues are becoming a real problem for me. At first I thought it was just me liking the thrill of the chase because whenever I like a guy, I start losing feelings when I find out he feels the same way. Behold it is happening again with the guy I’ve been crushing on for a while now who just told me he has feelings for me. I know I like this guy but I can’t seem to stop doubting my feelings. This isn’t the first time something like this has happened and I’m getting sick and tired of it. I subconsciously ruin every good thing and go after guys who show me no attention, putting myself into miserable situations. At first I thought maybe it’s because I’m just not looking for a relationship but I’ve been like my whole life and I have to be ready for one sooner or later. And I’ve been thinking about wanting one for a while now. But now that maybe there’s a chance (not getting ahead of myself), I feel like the idea of a relationship is just not for me. Is there anybody who has gone through this and overcomed it? Please! Any advice is appreciated.
You are emotionally unavailable… Read up on this.
I have read about that many times. I just don’t get what to do to change it. I always feel so lonely and long for someone and then when I get he chance, I back out. There hasn’t to be a way to fix that.
Go to therapy? This sounds like an avoidant attachment style. You have to get to the root of the issue within yourself before you’ll be able to bond with another person in a healthy way.
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