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Originally Posted by Rust
I would love to work on them, but dont know how, i dont believe in psychologists, been to 6 before i was in high school. and they all were bull. Always going to the same question, how do i feel about the fact my dad left us when i was only 10 months old, for me, it doesnt bother me at all, he came back into my life when i turned 14 (he didnt want to deal with the child stage i guess)
Regarding not finding the right girl. She i believe is the perfect one for me, when people say she might not be the one for me, i go straight to angry, and all my previous girls, i never cared, but this one, i want her in my life. Shes good for me, she made me talk about my demons, My kinks, stuff i feel. why i think i feel a certain way. She's the only one ever who made me want to talk about it. But i haven't told her that i dont know how to emotionally feel affection, its easy to show (act) not to really feel it. i wrote that in a letter to her, still need to give it to her, but im scared it will scare her away, but she has told me countless times, theres nothing i can do that will scare her away, but i have this fear of rejection, that could be a subliminal thing from my dad, dont now.
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Give it to her. Sometimes it's easier to write things down than to say them aloud, but getting the information across is important regardless.
About the girl: She sounds like a winner, but a word of caution... many young women have a Saviour complex. It could be our biology's way of getting us prepped for motherhood. Just be cautious that you don't let her be YOUR therapist. Sharing = good. Burdening = bad.
Also, if you are a college/university student there is a good chance you have psychiatric/student help centre access and could probably start visiting a therapist or a peer support member for free. It could be a really good place to start figuring out how to express things and feel things in a safe environment.