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SusanofO -> RE: I dont get this (12/21/2006 1:53:09 AM)
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1) Some peope don't know how to seek the relationship they claim they are looking for. They want "deep" , and their "life long love", etc. and then can seem to do everything they can think of, it seems, to potentially screw that up. Getting "collared" within a day or two? Give me a break! I mean, maybe there is such a thing as "love at first sight", who knows? But, in any case - there is still a person to get to know, isn't there?...I think this kind of behavior may be due to a lack of experience, or bad relationship "modelling" fom their family-of-origin, or habit. Or wishful thinking. But it's a habit that can change (if they want it to, that is. But they have to give a darn about doing that, first, and be aware of it). 2) Some people really are just looking for a _uck buddy or a one nighter, and just aren't going to look for "deep connections". They are suffering from skin hunger and that's all they care about satisfying. More power to them. I hope they find what they are looking for. I've "been there", on occasion, myself. But, as far as that being a general M.O. for someone - personally I agree with you - Next! 3) Some people are just not that socially adept. This can be due to many things, I think: Shyness, a lack of role models, lack of empathy for other people, or just lack of experience, I think. I think these people, sometimes get better with approaching people for relationships as they get older. For me, it's still hard to approach people (despite the fact nobody ever believes I am shy. I am). I screw things up. I say stupid things. But I won't do it twice, if I can help it (and if I know I did something "wrong"). As far as why someone would approach someone who is already taken (such as yourself) - maybe they should learn how to read? If your profile states you are in a relationship. I know people's circumstances change, but unless they already know you, or know you are Poly or something (if you are), then they'd not be aware of that or if it's happening. That strikes me as slightly rude, from their end. - Susan
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