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I'm not sure if I belong here because I'm not really sure what kind of problem I'm dealing with; all I know is that it includes my low self-esteem and an anxiety problem when it comes about dating or getting into a relationship which also comes with rejecting people 'cause I cannot accept affection from others (I feel suffocated) and still I feel like I need it (a lot). It's complicated...but it worries me too much, especially when I see that times passes so quickly and I still cannot do anything about it.
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Hi Cami, I could probably think of several reasons someone would reject affection.....However I do not know your background and I do not know you.
My suggestion is that you seek guidance from a professional counselor or therapist. A person that you can let into your past and your thoughts without making a judgement. This persona can more then likely help you find out why you behave this way and help you work through the problem. Good luck ![]()
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Maybe you aren't feeling ready for the types of affections that the 'norms' seem to be expressing towards one another that you are watching and observing?
Too much, too soon, type of feeling? Are ppl your age, where you are, getting married, at this point in life? |
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...I dunno. To me it looks like you might have a major issue with trust? Were you abused as a child... perhaps sexual abuse or some other sort of child abuse? Other than that, I got nothin'.
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cami.rose4,
I suspect that what's going on is probably not the result of being slapped... I don't know. I'd really like to be able to do something to help you understand what's going on. But honestly, there are so many different things that could be causing you to feel the way you do. The causes may range anywhere from a genetic predisposition to Philemaphobia (fear of kissing) to sexual child abuse to fear of intimacy to any number of phobias or multiple phobias. It would be wonderful if you could talk with a therapist of psychologist. I think it would help you. If that is not to be, have you done any online searches for anything that might pertain to your symptoms? I mean, I just did a quick search on "fear of kissing", "fear of intimacy" and "fear of affection" and pulled up a lot of information. I don't know. Perhaps someone else here has found themself in a similar situation that you can talk to. ![]() I hope you find answers for your concerns and are able to find happiness. Dan |
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