I have my own philosophy, which I follow and I feel great. They hurt me, they broke my heart, they betrayed me. All this has happened to me within 2 normal relationships and 3 in total. I'm not 30, if you're wondering. Apart from these relationships, I have come across men who, openly or more covertly, only wanted sex. I once went out with one who had obviously not outdone his ex and was only talking about her current one. I tell all this for one purpose only, so that you understand that I am a person who has encountered various abominations, I am cautious. And I have a bad habit of analyzing other people's events and trying to learn a lesson. I can't jump over my head in departure, relationship, work or anything. I am prone to pessimism, I always consider the weaknesses and disadvantages first, because they are a future stressor for me and I want to protect myself. However, When a relationship starts, I give it my all. I don't sleep at all. I give of myself because I feel it and I want to give. I trust because the current one is not to blame for the mistakes of the previous ones. I make compromises and it doesn't bother me because I make them with the other person's desire to be good, because I want him to be good, because I feel him. On the other hand, I want the same, in the man next to me I am looking for my own strongest quality and the other to be what I want. I want a person who does not judge me for other people's mistakes and does not impose other people's guilt on me. I want someone who will know me specifically and will not put me under a denominator. I want someone who can talk, looking for the person and nothing else. If I ask a question about the past, I do it to find out what you went through, not about anything else. I trust and the second I see an indication that my trust is not deserved, I stop believing. Everyone deserves to be trusted, but no one deserves to keep their eyes closed to the nonsense he (!) Allows in the present (!) To you. My ex could have problems with trust. He has been with a woman in the past who cheated on him with at least three. Before that, some brutal stories have always happened to him, which are not to be told. When he met me, he had the courage to be 100% honest. He told me what he could and could not do. Tell me what reserves he has, what he can tolerate and what he would never forgive. He trusted me completely, he never stopped me from going out, he never commanded me and he was not jealous in the full sense of the word. It was not easy for him and it was obvious to him, I saw him in the first 2-3 months, so I invited him everywhere and he knew exactly where and with whom I was all the time. I helped him trust me a little, but he did this hard work himself, because he decided I deserved it. Great. I did the same for him, but my trust issues were about lies, not infidelity. In my opinion, this is a normal approach in a relationship in which partners tend not to trust each other easily because of bad memories.
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I have my own philosophy, which I follow and I feel great. They hurt me, they broke my heart, they betrayed me. All this has happened to me within 2 normal relationships and 3 in total. I'm not 30, if you're wondering. Apart from these relationships, I have come across men who, openly or more covertly, only wanted sex. I once went out with one who had obviously not outdone his ex and was only talking about her current one. I tell all this for one purpose only, so that you understand that I am a person who has encountered various abominations, I am cautious. And I have a bad habit of analyzing other people's events and trying to learn a lesson. I can't jump over my head in departure, relationship, work or anything. I am prone to pessimism, I always consider the weaknesses and disadvantages first, because they are a future stressor for me and I want to protect myself. However, When a relationship starts, I give it my all. I don't sleep at all. I give of myself because I feel it and I want to give. I trust because the current one is not to blame for the mistakes of the previous ones. I make compromises and it doesn't bother me because I make them with the other person's desire to be good, because I want him to be good, because I feel him. On the other hand, I want the same, in the man next to me I am looking for my own strongest quality and the other to be what I want. I want a person who does not judge me for other people's mistakes and does not impose other people's guilt on me. I want someone who will know me specifically and will not put me under a denominator. I want someone who can talk, looking for the person and nothing else. If I ask a question about the past, I do it to find out what you went through, not about anything else. I trust and the second I see an indication that my trust is not deserved, I stop believing. Everyone deserves to be trusted, but no one deserves to keep their eyes closed to the nonsense he (!) Allows in the present (!) To you. My ex could have problems with trust. He has been with a woman in the past who cheated on him with at least three. Before that, some brutal stories have always happened to him, which are not to be told. When he met me, he had the courage to be 100% honest. He told me what he could and could not do. Tell me what reserves he has, what he can tolerate and what he would never forgive. He trusted me completely, he never stopped me from going out, he never commanded me and he was not jealous in the full sense of the word. It was not easy for him and it was obvious to him, I saw him in the first 2-3 months, so I invited him everywhere and he knew exactly where and with whom I was all the time. I helped him trust me a little, but he did this hard work himself, because he decided I deserved it. Great. I did the same for him, but my trust issues were about lies, not infidelity. In my opinion, this is a normal approach in a relationship in which partners tend not to trust each other easily because of bad memories.