"My life is meaningless without him. There's no point in carrying on." Two short sentences on the agony of love.
One problem is that this is 'all or
nothing' thinking. If our loves returned and we're just stepping onto the path
of the first, fine, careless raptures, then everything goes by the board. You
smell her perfume/his aftershave in every breath you take. You don't walk. You
float. You smile tinder tech support at total
strangers, who look at you in alarm as they clutch their wallets.
Now, all this is fine, because
sooner or later you'll come down to earth. We don't remain in this state of
rapture for the rest of our lives, which is a good thing, wonderful though the
feeling may be.
I'm by no means an unfeeling man.
If I were, I wouldn't be writing this article. The truth of the matter, though,
the cold, hard facts, are that if you have an unrequited love, you must either
approach the person for whom you have such strong feelings, tell them, and see
what happens.
Or decide that this isn't taking
you anywhere, that if anything it's spoiling your life and risking making you
ill. Mix with tinder song lyrics your friends
again, (you've probably neglected them, as you've neglected most things in
these awful, glorious days of romantic agony).
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I'm so sorry, but those are your
two choices. Confront the person with your feelings, or simply walk away and
take up your life again. Try projecting your mind into the future, and then
looking back. Soon, you'll start to ask yourself what all the fuss was about in
the first place.
But if this love has you really in
thrall, if its toils grip you so tightly that you feel there's no escape, then
all you can do is to share this with someone. Anyone provided they're
sympathetic. You have to break free. The longer you allow this un-returned love
to continue, the more tinder who liked me likely you
are to slip into depression, or become so obsessed with the person that you
start to follow them, to pass their house or apartment at night, to see if they
have any member of the opposite sex with them.
Now this is beginning to be
dangerous. You can become so obsessed, that if you do see a woman coming tinder nz out of your
‘boyfriend’s’ house, you could well snaps and attack her.
So, as I say, if necessary, talk to
someone and tell them about your feelings. They may not have an answer for you,
but it's like the old saying; 'A problem shared is a problem halved.' I think
you'll find those ties to have been loosened and you'll be more ready to carry
on with your life.
If you do approach the person you
love, for goodness sake take 'no' for an answer, if that is the answer.
But in closing, you must do one or
the other. I'm afraid there's no third way.
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