It seems that when we look for a person who might be someone we would like to hang out with, there are certain things that attract us, certain things that don't. You tend to overlook the ones that you don't like and replace them with the things you do. Sort of masking those OTHER things.
Sometimes those things don't appear because the other person hides them or puts them aside, brings their BEST behavior to the table, so to speak.
Once the relationship grows and the security level loosens, that kind of behavior resurfaces. The person starts to become real again, the facade is lifted and they become someone completely different.
We didn't see it before because we were blinded by our need for companionship and desire for the closeness of another human being.
Does that mean we are not strong? To a degree, yes. However, as we progress in maturity, we start to understand the signs of this and we learn to change how we view others. Our desires change and we, ourselves change. We become desensitized to some feelings. If we still look for those things that we looked for before but then, we may just want to be a victim, that's our mentality and the only thing that can change that is to change ones outlook. Therapy can be a good thing, in that case.
2007-07-21 04:24:33
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answered by ricrossfireclub 4
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there are countless reasons human beings proceed to create a number of those issues for themselves and that's not often an elementary rely of basically discovering from the final time. many times cases the relationship isn't the priority, yet basically an result from the actual trauma this is occurred. psychological scaring the two from the relationship, from something that occurred to them in the previous, from something that occurred to them while they have been babies telling them that what they're experiencing is known. That they don't deserve any greater suitable. and whether they understand deep down that something is incorrect and needs to alter they sense powerless to end it and wouldn't have a stable help equipment like friends and family contributors to help them via it. A properly adjusted and mentally in a position baby would be waiting to understand the blunders he made in touching the range, yet a baby who has been crushed or abused or deliver approximately have self assurance that there is not any incorrect thank you to stay his lifestyles is fairly not waiting to make such an counseled decision.
2016-10-22 05:27:07
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answered by ? 4
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Not always, but we are human. We like what we like; whether that's a healthy choice or not. As you know, I like 'bad girls'. That definitely causes some stress in my relationships. Bad girls can be very difficult; they can also be very fun, and I like the fun! Someone 'normal' would bore me to death before long.
So yes, I think we do 'make the same mistakes' repeatedly, but most of the time we make that choice based on our personal desires.
2007-07-21 00:35:36
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answered by Smoothie 5
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I do.... I date guys that are unavailable in one way or another. Maybe it's because I am afraid of getting too close? Hmm...
2007-07-20 16:59:54
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answered by Bunny Boiler 6
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Yes I pick out stalker- type- clingy-obsessive guys.....
2007-07-20 16:51:36
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answered by × 7
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I dated Ajax once, but it didnt work out.
2007-07-20 16:51:13
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answered by Anonymous
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Don't put me in that basket. lol. I learned from those jerks not to pick another one.
2007-07-20 16:51:36
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answered by Anonymous
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Not me. I date whatever I can get to go out with me.
If you do it at night with the lights off, it does'nt matter what she looks like.
2007-07-20 16:55:31
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answered by POPEYE 3
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yes...i always pick the bad boys...aka azzholes
2007-07-20 21:57:49
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answered by Itsjustme 5
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I am living (dead) proof that you can be mistaken
2007-07-20 18:45:39
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answered by YAHOO GHOST 4
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