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Old Dec 02, 2012, 10:43 AM
hope19 hope19 is offline
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I am in a relationship. Initially everything was going fine but now i think i have developed an obsession for him. everytime i want him around me. my this behaviour is bothering our relationship. I love him a lot and want to cure my this problem so that i can give him all the love and let him excel in other aspects of life. My obsession has resulted in depression and this makes him sad too. i want him to be happy and give all the love i have. please help me.

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Old Dec 02, 2012, 03:31 PM
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The best way I know how to give people space to breathe in a relationship is to keep yourself busy. It would be good to learn why you are getting obsessed with him and wanting to be with him 24/7, and probably the best way to understand that is to see a therapist. And to ask yourself some very difficult questions and be honest. Have you been like this with someone else?

But being busy can help. It builds confidence so you don't feel too needy on someone else, it makes your own life more interesting and rich, that you stop thinking about the other person quite as much, and you above all, you enjoy yourself for being you.

See friends, learn something new, challenge yourself. Go on holiday with friends, take up a hobby - anything that gives you something that is your own thing.

Good luck, and I hope you guys fix things between you :-)
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