The worst part? Perhaps the dance of vulnerability, where the chaos of emotions intertwines. The fear of losing oneself in the complexity of shared existence, yet finding solace in the connection. Relationships, a paradoxical blend of joy and vulnerability, where the boundaries blur, and the heart echoes with both harmony and discord.
Topic: The worst part about being in a relationship?
Reply by Neco-Arc Chaos
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Reply by Evan!!!
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How dependent can you become on the other person, to the point of slowly damaging yourself, and not to mention if the other person breaks up with you, it's horrifying
Reply by vic_zombi3
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the "ick" phenomenon, or how one small thing can change your entire view of someone you're interested in
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Reply by MalinLamb2
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The fact that i'm very needy, obsessive, affectionate and, love like a dog.
People get anoyed with me very quickly.
Reply by mikeyd
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i think as a transgender autistic guy 99% of my relationship problems come down to people choosing to not disclose whether or not they're "okay with" me being transsexual in a clear yes or no answer. cut the bullshit before the first confession so the both of know it's going nowhere, yk?
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Reply by ⭒✮⭒𝓩𝓲𝓟𝓟𝓨⭒✮⭒
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Relationships are nice at first but you definitely stop seeing your friends as much, having personal space and freedom... especially when you move in together. its really easy to lose yourself. I LOVE LOVE and HATE LOVE. hate being lonely, love the beginning excitement.
Reply by zim.binx
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when my friends have a lot in common with them so i get jealous when they talk to my friends
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Reply by kae :3
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this is def a me problem but anytime i get into a relationshp i feel like they only assked me out for laughs or bcs they felt bad yk
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Reply by canbryce_popuwu
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That takes a lot of time away from everything, your circle closes only between you and him, it is sad, if it ends you would be alone after, you have to know how to manage, they are your friends or he is.
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Reply by Nia ★🎸🎧⋆。 °⋆
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I'm in relationship at this moment and I don't really like the fact that I'm jealous but sadly I can't help it. It's probably because of the abandonment issues :/
Reply by Petey
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if there is a "one true love" i already found her and lost her. if there's another true love then i definitely havent met her
Reply by siswfg
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Maybe it's just me but all of a sudden, he goes into a get away from me mode, when I do something unintentionally that he doesn't like, I mean, involuntary things, like when I talk to another guy and he stares at me or waits for me to stop talking to that person and go with him, and then he becomes indifferent, I really don't know how to deal with that.
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Reply by kt
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actually starting stuff. like when you're initially progressing from flirting to the actual realised concept of love, and you want to back out desperately but you stay. from there it's all fine because you really begin to love them, but that shit is TERRIFYING.
also the lack of communication/mutual trust. like when people refuse to vocalise what they have on their mind - and it leads to built up resentment that seeps out in interesting ways. it breaks down the relationship slowly. if you cannot communicate, that is a problem with you and should therefore be resolved by you. lack of communication correlates with lack of trust, and will cause nothing but a host of problems
Reply by zepar
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it's always been physical intimacy for me. i learned the hard way i was aroce. i just cannot do constant hugging, being too physically close to someone, 'relationship actions' such as kissing, cuddling, etc. and dont get me started on the expectation for sex. the best i can do is hand holding, lmao
Reply by sudisch
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its getting bad when you start to suggest his/her friends because when he/she says "BLAH IS MY FRIEEEND.BE RELAX" you can understand that is not true person for yourself.
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Reply by aveen
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for me, it's having to give up things that MAY make my partner uncomfortable (ex. talking to a certain person, talking abt certain things). This usually isn't a problem in any real relationships because adjusting to another person's interests (even if you personally don't like them) is just apart of healthy relationships, but I feel like it's been normalized to not do this idk.
Reply by lambert
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people have proboly said this but when you give someone everything you have and give the so much of you time and love. And the way their treating you is teribble but you dont relize it cause you love them so much and they take advantage of you cause you gave them everything, and they left you with nothing
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Reply by DAMI!!𓍊✧˖
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haiii! :3 i’m just gonna rant abit about things that i hate in relationships nowadays because finding genuine love now is just so fucking HARD ╥﹏╥ but yeah
1. the whole nonchalance of it all.
i hate how speaking to someone nowadays slowly turns into a competition of who can respond later than the other because there’s this whole concept of “if he wanted to he would” and “if you respond to fast you’re being too forward” like what?? just RESPOND WTF how else is someone gonna know that you like them if you don’t even respond to their texts and let them know how you feel. it’s so silly because how does someone’s response time determine your relationship. (ngl i have fallen victim to this because as soon as my fav person stops responding as fast i do get a bit panicky but that’s when the reassurance comes in and they hopefully let me know where they’ve been so i don’t have to worry anymore, THATS how to communicate. but most people leave the reassurance part out and that’s when they start to drift and stop responding to eachother even more)
2. not being able to listen to your partner
now i’ve been wanting to talk about this for a loongggg time because this has been an issue for me for AGES. see i have autism right so navigating relationships for me is already a bit tricky. and when i spoke about my current hyperfixation to my now ex boyfriend he would just disregard me and not listen to me in the slightest he didn’t even act like he was interested like he would literally go “that’s so interesting but i don’t care” and it made me feel SO idk is neglected the right word to use? i just felt so ignored bc he just shut me down completely. and the reason why i value being listened to so much is because some people may have grown up in a home where they weren’t listened to as much so it’s kind of a sensitive spot for them and it’ll make them feel misunderstood. and all they want is for someone to just take some time out of their day to understand them and listen to their silly rants. maybe this is me projecting my parental issues onto all of you reading this (i most definitely am) but i still think it’s really important
3. the concept of lovebombing
i recently got lovebombed by yet again my now EX boyfriend (idek if we’ve broken up because he won’t answer my texts but we’re definitely done in my books) and it got me thinking about how i hate this whole idea of lovebombing and i can’t wrap my head around why someone would do this.
to summarise me and my ex’s relationship: we connected through having a very similar music taste and we understood eachother to a certain level and bonded a bit, he barely showed me affection at the start and i was kinda starved of it tbh this was before we were dating tho so i didn’t even know he “liked” me. we stopped talking for 2 months then started up again. then all of a sudden there was this burst of love and i pretty much was showered with compliments and “i love yous” and i took that shit and ran with it he literally asked me out the DAY we started talking again and i felt like it was rushed cos we only just started speaking again i got attached pretty quick and that’s when he started pulling away. and i was always running after him and overthinking if i did something wrong, then he pulled the “it’s you not me im such a horrible boyfriend” card and pulled me back in AGAIN it was just a cycle of this over and over til i got fed up
so i was just thinking like if you’re not interested in someone why waste their time? and why waste your OWN time investing in something your heart isn’t even fully into? it’s just so ridiculous seriously if you’re not CERTAIN you want to spend time with this person then why do it… even if you’re “not sure” just don’t do it.
SORRY FOR THE LONG RANT LMFAOOA but yeah those r my thoughts <3
xoxo moe
Reply by s4wyerr_
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Socialization is a part of every relationship... of course they want to talk to you. You two (or... three? not my place to judge.) are dating... its kind of natural.
But I often hate how overthinking can ruin a good relationship. Paranoia, constant questions... It's hard for both parties. I often find myself on the giving end. Being a hopeless romantic AND having trust issues surrounding romance is like hell on earth.
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Reply by kaleidoscope
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i think the worst part is having to introduce them to the other people in your life - friends, family, etc. and then also dealing with their friends/family if you don't get along with them
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Reply by Gustina
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My commitment issues lmao, also the grasp of marriage??? Imagine walking he and there's literally someone waiting for u like??????
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Reply by OLGATHEC0RPSE
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realising the other person only likes the affection u give them, not the actual person u are...
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Reply by ~Niya Rae~
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Some people want to be in a "relationship" but when the relationship is loading they're super clingy or act like you guys are legally bound together.
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Reply by cam 🫀
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when even if they text me constantly and tell me constantly how beautiful, pretty, etc, I am it's never enough. it's not their fault but I just can't trust lul
Reply by Starlitz
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The fact that you give your all in a relationship and that same person says you're not enough for them. That hurts :(
Reply by Vitóriaaw
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quando você trata a pessoa da melhor forma que pode e faz tudo por ela.
Mas ela não faz o mesmo e não parece te tratar como prioridade dela .
Reply by SuNNyDaYz
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