Hello, I'm a 20-year-old girl. I've never had a serious relationship, I don't know what it's like to love and be loved. But still, I'm very in love. The last boy I met was 28 years old. We live in a city, I had noticed it for a long time and decided to look for it on social networks. So we started writing on different topics and it intrigued me a lot. He has a great influence in our city and is definitely the man of my dreams: tall, handsome, with a strong voice, smart and hardworking. He didn't know that I was from here and how old I was, and when he found out, he was a little disappointed, but we still saw each other and agreed that we would continue our relationship. But after a while he changed his attitude and started answering me at a fairly long time. I don't know what the reason is, but I'm very annoyed, because it got under my skin from the moment we met and I only think about it. I dare say that I am a smart and good-looking girl and I have never lacked male attention, on the contrary. The problem is that when I meet someone I get attached very quickly and I start to have some expectations, but definitely things don't turn out the way I imagine and I get disappointed. I have the feeling that I will never find a person for myself and I will be left alone. Every night when I go to bed I start crying, I wonder where the problem is and does it make sense to live in a situation where I have not yet experienced the best feeling. I am asking for advice.... that when I meet someone I get attached very quickly and I start to have some expectations, but definitely things don't turn out the way I imagine and I get disappointed. I have the feeling that I will never find a person for myself and I will be left alone. Every night when I go to bed I start crying, I wonder where the problem is and does it make sense to live in a situation where I have not yet experienced the best feeling. I am asking for advice.... that when I meet someone I get attached very quickly and I start to have some expectations, but definitely things don't turn out the way I imagine and I get disappointed. I have the feeling that I will never find a person for myself and I will be left alone. Every night when I go to bed I start crying, I wonder where the problem is and does it make sense to live in a situation where I have not yet experienced the best feeling. I am asking for advice....
1 slotomania answered
I think you're pushing men away with your expectations and this "sticking." OK, you looked for the person instead of him looking for you, which is normal, but you shouldn't have hinted at a relationship and how much you like him from the first date. In principle, men should take this step. The man was otherwise interested, but something in you repelled him and it was not age, but rather the feeling that you were expecting things he was not ready for. Men in general / there is nothing to turn it around / go out with girls for sex and good company, experiences. They are not looking for a relationship because of the relationship itself, but they want to get to know the woman first, to see if they will be fine with her in bed and out, and only then do they take the next steps. You probably pushed him away with your naivety, your inexperience - he saw that you would have more headaches than good experiences and he broke, but I think that he didn't cut you off permanently. You can continue to follow what he does on Facebook and write comments, like his photos - he may still be looking for you, but he has to do it. If another time you are looking for contact with a man through Facebook, I advise you to first put a real photo on your profile and your real age, so as not to be disappointed. Write on the wall of people various comments on their posts, but do not talk to them personally. Also take an active part in social events in your city - go to city concerts, go out among people. Tell your friends that you would like to have a boyfriend - they can arrange a meeting with a cousin, brother, acquaintance, but in general men should take this step. I have a very pleasant experience with an arranged meeting, but nothing happened because honestly I still loved my ex-boyfriend and we got together, but the man, who I was introduced to was top notch and in other circumstances something very nice would happen, I'm sure. It doesn't scare men. Let things happen on their own and leave them the initiative. And don't think that the "best feeling" is to be with a man. You have to learn to be happy for yourself and then men will start looking for you. There is nothing more frightening than a depressed woman who wants a man to fix her life and make her happy.