Finding Strength in Unrequited Love. When alone, you want to experience the joy of togetherness so much that the obsession can really get in your way of finding love. There can be extreme mood swings in this stage of life. One minute you feel insecure because you’ve not had sex for four months, and the […]
Unrequited Love and Compromise. In the context of making sacrifices and compromises, unrequited love falls in the category of romance, as opposed to marriage, unless it turns unrequited after the couple gets into a relationship. It is believed that sacrifices are required before a relationship begins, and compromises are required thereafter. Hence, unrequited love requires
Unrequited Love and Sacrifice. We often discuss about the need for sacrifice and compromise in romantic relationships. Are these two words interchangeable? Which of these is required in a romantic relationship? Does this also apply to unrequited love? According to the ideology of romance, love requires more sacrifices and less compromises. However, while love does
Insignificant Unrequited Love Emotional pain may be different from physical pain, but a break-up or rejection literally crushes your heart in a way that you feel it breaking inside your chest like it was physically happening. Then you are angry at yourself for being in that situation and resort to destructive means, like smoking, drinking
When Unrequited Love Feels Suffocating. If you are here, on this page, reading this article, you are most likely an unrequited lover. You are struggling with the lack of certainty, lack of affection and lack of someone to share your love with. While it’s not as fun to be in one way love, it does
Unrequited Love and Longing. Much of Hollywood films are predicated on the theme that the story ends when the relationship begins. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work this way in real life. So, for 90 minutes, we watch characters chasing each other, missing, meeting, then missing again. Our longing grows with their longing, both literally and emotionally,
Unconditionally Unrequited Love. From a quantum creating perspective, the more we allow ourselves to fall under the spell of unrequited love, the more we vibrate with unfulfilled longing, and the more the universe will mirror that and send us more of the same. As discussed in my blog More About Relationships and Karma, the Universe
Broken Marriage and Unrequited Love. A break up or rejection is final. Both of you have decided to move on in life, instead of one of you being in unrequited or unreturned love. But are you sure you are ready? Sometimes it’s hard to tell where your former relationship left off and your new existence
Why We Fall for the Unavailable. Why would we ever fall for an unavailable person? Why would we even pursue something complicated? The answer is, it doesn’t matter to the heart. When we are ignored, or worse, intimidated by someone, it increases our desire for their approval. It is human nature. Unavailable people can be
Unfulfilling Unrequited Love. A person needs to grow in life. Constant growth is the way to live. If a situation or a relationship is binding you so strongly that it is not letting you grow, even emotionally, it is time to move on! Use this experience as an opportunity for change and self-growth. It may