Topic: Is it healthy to be around the person you're... | |
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...interested in when you know they're not interested in you.
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Probably not, as the chance of going through unrequited love is quite high.
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winger.....headed for a heartbreak
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As long as you really know they're not interested. I mean the same thing breaks up marriages. It surely will break up a one-sided crush.
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Depends... could be potentially VERY dangerous.. I mean.. I know personally when I am in that situation.. I tend to think that the other person is going to suddenly start to be interested in me.. and I might mistake something friendly as a move.. or read it as.."im interested in you"... in which case you can horribly embarass yourself (speaking from experience) or end up hurting yourself in the end.
IF.. and by a slim chance.. you are able to be in that relationship of...being just friends and not think that there is a chance if you stick around long enough...the friendship might be a worth while one. But to say its a healthy thing.. I would have to say no.. someone will usually end up hurt in the end. Be Careful!!! |
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Thanks for the advice ya'll. I really appreciate it.
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When an east bound and west bound train are on the same track heading toward one another.......
Bad things are gonna happen! |
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...interested in when you know they're not interested in you. ![]() No. |
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It's not necessarily unhealthy, just painful don'tcha think?
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How can you be interested after knowing they are not? Isn't that like that macrocosm of rape?
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...interested in when you know they're not interested in you. ![]() as long as everyone's recently tested and you use protection? ![]() |
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How can you be interested after knowing they are not? Isn't that like that macrocosm of rape? ![]() Your interest might be lessened over time, but it's not like there is an automatic shut-off button. If that was the case, then you really weren't that interested in them in the first place. |
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No...
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