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Old Aug 29, 2015, 12:16 AM
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Needing some relationship advice. In the past, I've always been the chasee, the one who wasmore interested than the other person or atleast someone who cant give me security. Now, I'm dating someone who supports me and offers me security, but I find him clingy and I'm kindof repulsed by him. Why is this happening? Why do I feel like I don't like him when he gives me what I've craved?

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Old Aug 29, 2015, 03:08 AM
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Probably because its strange unchartered territory...


IMO it does however seem excessive to go as far as to say you feel as though you don't even like him.


Maybe you're too used to the status quo or maybe he's just not the right guy for you.


Only you know which
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Old Sep 01, 2015, 01:19 PM
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Needing some relationship advice. In the past, I've always been the chasee, the one who wasmore interested than the other person or atleast someone who cant give me security. Now, I'm dating someone who supports me and offers me security, but I find him clingy and I'm kindof repulsed by him. Why is this happening? Why do I feel like I don't like him when he gives me what I've craved?
One possibility is, that he is maybe a little over the top with the clingyness and so you are feeling smothered or that he is moving too fast for you. You can set the pace that is comfortable for you and you should do that if you think this may be the problem.

Some people will also find themselves in this kind of situation if they have a fear of intimacy or are emotionally unavailable on some level. They attract people with whom it would be difficult for them to connect with thereby, sabotaging the chance for a real relationship. It may last for a little while but usually drops off when the emotional connection starts to develop.

You may want to consider the possibility that there is something about him that reminds you of someone from your past -- a mannerism, look, attitude, etc., with whom you had a negative experience and you are now projecting into this scenario. Think about the first possibility for a bit as it is maybe the most likely.
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Old Sep 01, 2015, 02:59 PM
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Are you attracted to him overall? Or is it platonic feelings that have developed?

If it is the former, you may not be used to the attention. If it is the latter, maybe you two aren't compatible.
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