One of my best friends told me yesterday that if you like someone and you know s/he will never like you back it’s a sign that you haven’t accepted yourself, because otherwise you would realize that you should be with someone who loves you and appreciates you. Thoughts?
May 25, 2010
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fortheloveofcheese answered:
i’ve experienced rejection myself. and when that happens, the only thing you have to do is back off.
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nothinghurtstoomuch answered:
give into what you feel, tell that person you like them, i recentlly learned that telling my bestfriend i loved him was the best thing for me
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rebostco answered:
If you accept yourself and you follow your gut usually that leads to a happy relationship. It’s more about keeping the afloat after that.
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thesarcasmsociety answered:
Only if you’re really that depressing.
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aiviet answered:
i believe that the heart wants what the heart wants, even temporarily.
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bratisrayjean answered:
yea. That is so true. You should love yourself as what you really are. :D
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koveredinrain answered:
We can’t help who we like/love. That is the truth.
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itsjemgalut answered:
ako din..:(
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-alexithymia- answered:
Maybe he/she is just a fantasy. Probably a passing phase.
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selfconception answered:
I wish I could believe this.
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ehmzdotcom answered:
hmm..why did your best friend told you that advice?? what is he tryng to say when he told you that “you haven’t accepted yourself?”
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oldskool101 answered:
i love you bernadine.I can’t stay mad at you for not coming here again.>:D
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midnightlights answered:
Do not agree with this in the slightest. Maybe you just feel that the other person is so overwhelmingly wonderful that it’s worth hoping.
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rawwrmeansily answered:
this is exactly where I’m atright now..uncertainty. :(
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quietworldsandwhisperedwords answered:
I think that is a really wise comment, makes lots of sense.
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amandaamargaret answered:
It’s not relevant. Accepting yourself doesn’t really have anything to do with who you fall for. Sometimes it’s entirely out of our control
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because-wewantto answered:
It can’t be that simple, because that makes everyone who doesn’t like you as someone less. Sometimes we don’t like people who love us.
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coloursplashedsoul answered:
Agreed
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thespacebtwn answered:
Hmm I don’t think that has much correlation. You can be the most self-accepting individual but still the whole world will never love you back
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restlesscourage answered:
It’s a nice sentiment, but I think we can’t help who we like. Some things in other people are attractive, regardless of their feelings.
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aspiringdietitian answered:
You don’t need to accept yourself to realize another person’s feelings towards you. This isn’t promising information.
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hmaine answered:
Definitely agree. Been there, and I eventually realized that same thing.
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iamincongruity answered:
sometimes, i think a person just can’t help it. some people are amazingly likable and it’s not your fault if you like them, love them even…
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omni-absent answered:
It’s not about accepting yourself, It’s about Having the courage to tell them. If you don’t it’s just simply a cop out.
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roiserrano answered:
So true.
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missashleyrose answered:
We only let ourselves acknowledge the love we think we deserve,be it wrong, right, reciprocated, or not.
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