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Dating : My parents corrupted the idea of love

Dating : My parents corrupted the idea of love


Urging to write this down and rant. But most of all I need help to get past this. The lack of love between my parents and lack of positivity around love has gotten me to this point of absolute desperation and at the same time lost all belief in love. I’m sorry for long rant but I need to explain.

My parents got divorced when I was kindergarten young. It wasn’t really an issue for me at the time, being too young to understand. Later it developed to having both parent talk shit about the other behind their back. And me being the middle person in every communication between them. My dad financially fucked over mom. Throughout the years after he got involved with other women, moved in with them, cheated, lied and financially ruined them too. Mom never really dated properly after dad. Now when I’m a young adult I still notice a very negative vibe whenever relationships are mentioned. When I was 13 I got a bf who lived 20 min away. I would never hear the end of why would I someone that lived so far away. Cause that was her reason our relationship was stupid. Throughout the years whenever I mentioned my wish of finding a guy I would be met with a negative comment from her. Like when she found out that I was on Tinder. Eventually I learned that I couldn’t talk about that stuff to her. 

So this is relevant because I can’t imagine having parents who love other people in that way. Just 4 months ago my dad told me not to tell small things to his then gf because he didn’t want any drama. And I’m kind of left with the feeling of.. idk, love being a fucking scam. And because of my mom love is something negative. And I shouldn’t look for love or ever think of it. Even if I find someone they’ll be a piece of shit like my dad.

I’ve never had a proper relationship (the one when 13 lasted 1.5 months so I don’t count it) and grew desperate. I hung around a lot of older people and ended up loosing my virginity at a young age. I grew more desperate and the only affection I got was related to sex, which was better than nothing. And years later as an adult I’m still in the same headspace. I’m kinda attractive I think, social, but kinda big as in chubby. No-one has told me they liked me or asked me out. I just get the desperate people who doesn’t like me but wants to chag. And no matter how much I wish this wasn’t true I get so desperate that I go with it. 

I’ve always wanted love, the kind I see between my friends parents, like the love I hear from other people. But how do I end this despair? How do I find someone who enjoys the same stuff as me, but isn’t out to use me for sex. Someone who actually likes me and prove my parents wrong. 

This post is a huge mess. I’m sorry. I find it really difficult to put into words.

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  1. alas sometimes I wish I could pieces of myself off send them off to all these people who desire romance and show them my idea of romance. alas other times I am unsure if it is the baggage they hold that makes them never find it themselves in the first place either giving to much too quickly or avoiding anything less then someone who helps there own narrative in love.

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    overall I would suggest stop sleeping with people you don’t like that is just a horrible idea for your self esteem. flirt more and chat to anyone but hold out for some real connection you have had enough fake ones so far so no point wasting life on those.

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    your mother does not know love that is why she is scared of it. your father chases lust and also does not know love. you have seen both sides of it so you should be free to find love eventually though it won’t happen like Disney it generally is a slow build of small things that just make you think « fuck i love this person »

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    though love is finite. one relationship ends does not mean love is over it just means you get to find more variations of love for every relationship is different and the love will never be the same but should never be seen as less then the other.

  2. I hate to say this but I definitely started getting more attention when I went from overweight to normal weight in my early 20s, and from nicer guys.

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