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I fall in love too easily with guys who show me a bit of kindness or affection

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Original post by SaucissonSecCy
Women with Daddy issues seem a no-no to me, less mature, and secure, and invariably some of them end up sluts because they need male validation a lot and lack self-respect.


Men like you are a no-no to me because you lack empathy, you have narcissistic traits, and you clearly lack ability to be emotionally intimate with females. So if I were to raise daughters with an man like you then they would invariably end up sluts because you would give them Daddy issues. I'm dead serious, you have answered my posts before. Anyway, best of luck :h:
Original post by Anonymous
Wow... It's like you just dipped into my soul before you wrote that because you seem to really understand how it is a blessing and yet a curse to give out and be drawn so heavily to rawness and openness. I guess it's a blessing that you need to bestow on yourself sometimes to stay protected. Thanks that really helped I actually copied the text onto my phone :h:


You're most welcomed💕!
I'm glad I could be of help 😊x
Update:

I'm trying to work on the relationship I have with my dad, although I accept we will probably never be close and that a lot of the damage is done. I just text my dad to ask him how his martial arts stuff that he has recently taken up is going. We don't really initiate contact with each other I usually just say hi to him when I skype my mum. I know it's only a small thing but hopefully it's a step in the right direction. I can't expect him to take an interest in me if I don't mutually take one in him :smile:
Original post by Anonymous
Update:

I'm trying to work on the relationship I have with my dad, although I accept we will probably never be close and that a lot of the damage is done. I just text my dad to ask him how his martial arts stuff that he has recently taken up is going. We don't really initiate contact with each other I usually just say hi to him when I skype my mum. I know it's only a small thing but hopefully it's a step in the right direction. I can't expect him to take an interest in me if I don't mutually take one in him :smile:


That's a good step in the right direction. You're very brave to do so; I know that couldn't have been easy.
Story of my life... except it's more crushes since it will never happen
So hard to get out of your head though even though you tell yourself it will never happen
I can't even imagine having normal platonic relationships with guys :/

guess it's cos all the guys in my life were never good to me or any females around me so when I see a guy who genuinely cares about how a girl feels... like asks me how I am or if I need anything or freaking holds the door open for me my brain just malfunctions
Original post by Andy98
I'm the same for girls:frown:

:console:
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Original post by Anonymous
There was a long time where I would do anything for my friends as well but it only led to me becoming their favourite doormat. I've since wised up in that area and now I need to wise up in the relationship realm but I have very little experience with it.

I suppose with girls some of them may just lure you in for the attention? I have to say that's pretty pathetic of them, but I would hope that such women becoming easier for you to spot initially with time?


I see what you mean, it's true that you learn from things like these. If they took advantage of you, you had to do something about it.

Yeah. Girls who were very flirty with words, girls who kept touching me (my thighs for example), etc. It's just that if I do one of those two things, it means I'm interested in the girl, so I expect others to do the same. But it looks like they only do it for the sake of doing it without being interesting in me. Well yeah, like you I'm careful now.
Original post by silverbolt
Really? You are so lacking in self worth that you want a girl who is so emotionally troubled she latches onto anything with nothing more than a kind word.

So many guys in this thread being pathetic.

OP, you need to find your own well being, as it stands are leaving yourself open to any emotionally stunted dipshidiot that comes along


I know I need to fix up that's why I posted the thread I don't want this :frown: I suppose I need to work on me but it's hard I don't really like myself I'm a failure.

Original post by Tom78
Try not to rely on others to complete yourself or you'll never stop looking or get trodden in the dirt


Absolutely. I'm very guarded against people in general but then I get very fixed on one person, possibly because I see them as the answer.

Original post by Devify
Pfft, that's not love. You just get a crush and over think it.
Don't make love something so cheap like all the people seem to do nowadays.


Sorry that I've never experienced love before...
Original post by ThatOldGuy
That's a good step in the right direction. You're very brave to do so; I know that couldn't have been easy.


Thank you :h:
Original post by zedeneye1
she didn't mention that she detaches easily too. :P

Anyways, in a girl like her, most people would see "Easy girl, Free Test Drive, Limited Time Offer". That was my point :P Really perverted but.....welcome to the internets.


I have had guys try to use me but luckily I haven't fallen for it as I'm abstinent and I don't really see myself as a sexual person, at least not yet. It still hurt me though that in the end they just wanted nookie. Most just friendzone me completely though.
Original post by Cremated_Spatula
Seems like a lot of gooey, semi-religious, emotional mumbo-jumbo.

But I agree with some of it, OP, you may need to learn to respect & appreciate yourself more.


I realise that, but sometimes issues like these are deeper rooted in the subconscious.


Loneliness makes even a flicker of affection, seem so much brighter.

But yeah, it seems like she is obsessing over simple infatuation.


It's all pretty deep rooted and I've been working on it for sometime now but can't seem to push past it all very well so that's why I'm asking for a bit of advice.

I'm very lonely since I moved away from my family to London to the point where I just didn't want to be alive anymore. I'm a little better now but people seem so cold and disinterested here that an act of kindness is literally like a light shining from the heavens.
I think you should perhaps try to treat guys like you would a female friend? Perhaps that could stop you from developing strong feelings so quickly, and allow you to get the know the person better. Developing a friendly relationship could stop you from getting attached too much to a future boyfriend in the future.

Also I see you're feeling lonely and in London, perhaps you could try and take up a new hobby, you'd be around people and perhaps won't feel so lonely.

Not sure if this has been helpful but good luck :redface:
Original post by Anonymous
Ahh that happens to me too :frown:
Do you get sexually attracted to them btw?


Not really I think I have issues with my sexuality in that I find it hard to see myself as a sexual being so I suppress a lot of my sexual desire. It's more a romantic desire and attachment I have.

How about you?
Original post by SaucissonSecCy
Women with Daddy issues seem a no-no to me, less mature, and secure, and invariably some of them end up sluts because they need male validation a lot and lack self-respect.


true... to an extent. Girls who are too proud and independent are a big fat nono imo
Original post by stefano865
So many pathetic answers. Grow up. :colonhash:

Yep you have 'daddy issues'.

The effect on women who did not receive enough love and affirmation from their fathers is actually very serious. A lifetime of self-esteem and attachment issues as well as an unhealthy desire for male attention of any kind. If you also grew up without brothers you may find it very difficult to relate to men and struggle to get 'close' to them.

Have professional counselling. Get help now so that these issues don't affect you for the rest of your life.


Yes definitely the older I get the more I see how it has affected me, I won't go into detail but from the place I was raised, a very poor working class district (one of the poorest in the UK in fact) I always thought I was one of the lucky ones as I was literally the only non-Asian child in my primary school class with married parents. My dad became emotionally absent when I was young as he fell into depression trying to work hard to provide us with a better life. So I'm definitely grateful for all his has done in other ways.

I hope I'm not like this forever :frown:
Original post by mercuryman
true... to an extent. Girls who are too proud and independent are a big fat nono imo


That's not of relevance here either as I am not proud or independent. I'm very dependant but I would like to strike a balance.

Also, what no one wants to talk about is Mommy issues exist too, as superbly demonstrated by many fine specimens here on TSR who lack respect because their mother's didn't love them enough so now they are filled with resentment.
Original post by Anonymous
That's not of relevance here either as I am not proud or independent. I'm very dependant but I would like to strike a balance.

Also, what no one wants to talk about is Mommy issues exist too, as superbly demonstrated by many fine specimens here on TSR who lack respect because their mother's didn't love them enough so now they are filled with resentment.


I don't really know how to put it but you're my type tbh. I get attached to girls who give the slightest attention to me. Its the reason why i am so depressed irl. I wish i could somehow settle down, too. I guess life just goes on.
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Original post by Zargabaath
There is, but you're right it's not the answer. You're gonna have to force yourself to just stay out of relationships until you're confident that you aren't going to get attached to guys easily. You'll need to consciously push out any feelings you start to develop.


I've never been in a relationship... Well I had a boyfriend once who dumped me within a week of asking me out as he said he wasn't ready for a relationship :tongue: I'm nearly and old maid now :frown:
Original post by Anonymous
I've never been in a relationship... Well I had a boyfriend once who dumped me within a week of asking me out as he said he wasn't ready for a relationship :tongue: I'm nearly and old maid now :frown:


Chill, people end up settling down in their mid-late 30's now so unless you're like 35 you've got nothing to worry about. Just work on consciously pushing those feelings out of your mind every time they come up. Pinch yourself or something :biggrin:
Original post by Anonymous
I suppose I need to work on me but it's hard I don't really like myself I'm a failure.


Sums up how I'm feeling about my own life these days, so you're definitely not alone in this. Good luck, I'm sure you'll be able to overcome this in due course. :h:
Original post by mercuryman
I don't really know how to put it but you're my type tbh. I get attached to girls who give the slightest attention to me. Its the reason why i am so depressed irl. I wish i could somehow settle down, too. I guess life just goes on.


We both need to fix up then :tongue:

I always thought that a relationship with someone super clingy/attached would be the answer as well...

But I learned actually it's very toxic! I know this because of my ex best friend who was the closest I've ever been to another human being and it was almost like a relationship. She has borderline personality disorder and so an intense fear abandonment, coupled with my anxious attachment it was a recipe for a beautiful disaster. It was the most intense, overwhelming experience and it nearly broke me.

The best thing I think is to move from what's called 'anxious attachment' style to 'secure attachment' style and then you can find someone else with a secure attachment style. The important thing is not to engage with those who are 'avoidment attachment' style. These are all psychology terms I believe and you can look them up there's lots of interesting articles and videos on this. The attachment style you have is often to do with childhood... Your upbringing and you connection to your parents.

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