Be the Light in Unrequited Love. When you have been through unrequited love, rejection and the grief of loneliness, and are now comfortable in your sexuality, help bring others to a similar place. When you meet someone who looks like a prospective match, but has had a rough phase in his recent relationship, play your […]
Unrequited Love and Sexuality. Too many months of getting into bed with someone who has little interest in sexual sharing lays down a pattern of association between sexual desire and sadness at a lack of reciprocity in the desiring partner. We often hear stories about sexual part of a relationship fading out after a few
Unrequited Sex or Unreturned Love? There is a sure boundlessness in unrequited love. Undiscovered, it has no limits, no end point. Unrequited love is unequivocally unbounded in light of the fact that never truly having started, there’s been no time for thwarted expectation to set in. The cherished, regularly inaccessible, uninterested, occupied, or unapproachable beloved
Unrequited Love and Desperation. Did you know that acting desperate is a guaranteed way to turn off the person you might be romantically interested in? Trust me when I say this. All those made-up compliments are not going to help you get the person’s attention, so refrain. A compliment here or there is fine, but
Evident Unrequited Love. When an individual is afraid to let go of another person, situation or object, when there is intense attachment, or when a person is scared of being alone or without, etheric cords form between that individual and the other person, situation or object. We often find religious gurus and frauds who claim
Embracing Transformation in Unattainable Love. People who are more capable of handling rejection are better social survivors than those who are not. Since it is important for humans to stand out enough to be noticed, individuals who let the pain of rejection in love affect them, find themselves fearing public eye and are less capable
Saving Yourself from Unattainable Love. The concept of unrequited love may sound out of date. But, as evidenced by the huge number of people searching the term online, human concerns haven’t really changed all that much since good old Will Shakespeare purportedly wrote “Love is the most beautiful of dreams and the worst of nightmares.”
Healing Yourself of Unattainable Love. If you are single and haven’t met someone who would occupy a special place in your heart, it is because you are yet to meet a Karma clear person. On the other hand, if you are in unattainable, unreciprocated love, there is a possibility that either one of you is
Handling Yourself in Unattainable Love. Love seems to be everywhere and it is a great thing. But only when it is reciprocated. Unattainable love is not something that you want to experience, trust me. It hurts! As I have written in my article Addicted to Grief, although emotional pain is different from physical pain, a
Desperation Leads to Unattainable Love. Being too desperate to get into a relationship is a classic and universal relationship mistake, leading to unattainable love. Time is running out, biological clocks are noisily ticking like estrogen-filled time bombs threatening to explode, and panic sets in. Wanting a relationship is not the same as wanting to be