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Mature relationship style

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gnostick22a · 21/10/2019 11:19

So I recently got divorced after a 20 year marriage, and the thread about Holliday sage after 2 months got me thinking, and the man’s reaction in that.

I realise that I am quite needy and probably possessive despite shedloads of therapy and inner work. This is very distressing and depressing as I can’t see how to change it and inadvertently sabotaged a relationship I had a lot of fondness for.

Does this mean that I am best just staying out of relationships and to keep doing the work, as I simply am not going to know when I am unconsciously screwing things up or do people work these out together?

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AmIThough · 21/10/2019 11:23

I think the important thing is to have open lines of communication. It's ok to be needy. I think many people in a similar position will find you a complete catch!

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