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Misanthrope4Life
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Some kind of primal bond I suppose.
I think primal is the perfect word to describe it, unless you develop an emotional bond with someone, then it becomes much more.
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Some kind of primal bond I suppose.
Hate!There are a few people on here that I truly love and care about... and there are 1 or 2 people on here that I truly fucking hate.. so my answer is, yes.
That's really greatOf course. They are real people so real emotions. I try not to regret, instead I have a fun story to tell.
How did you deal with it? After they left.It's happened to me a couple of times.
Yes I do, when you connect with someone how can you not feel emotions for them. It doesn’t always workout but I think often we grow and learn from that and are left with fond memories of the good times shared.
And then I met someone...and damn I completely understood. I fell hard and the feelings are very real. Things ended and that ending was inevitable and luckily it ended well. But man...I miss him something fierce.
Did you meet in person, or it was lived online only?
So the question now is walls up so it doesn’t happen again or enjoy new relationships and hope to grow and learn from them?
Online only. Which is why I never would have thought I’d develop real feelings.
I can understand that. I don't think it's strange at all.
Did it last for long?
Sorry, not trying to be nosy. Just curious and fascinated by human relationships.
Walls up is okay for a little bit, so you have time to work through the loss, but I wouldn't keep them up too high. It's tough to lose people, but it's pretty good to love them, too. You don't get that without the risk... and, all relationships end one way or another.
My first big love was online and long distance. I learned pretty quickly after discovering this internet contraption that real feelings were possible. I did get to meet him, eventually, when we weren't together anymore, because we found our way through the break-up to being friends. Would not change knowing that man for anything.
Leaving yourself at least a little bit open to possibilities allows for all sorts of interesting relationships. You sure can learn a lot about yourself and about other people that way.
Only a few months. It was just this connection. We even addressed it a couple times, that things were going too far too fast. Again we knew the end was inevitable.