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6 votes
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Love in coronavirus times – couple meets for dates on closed Danish-German border
5 votes -
What it’s like to isolate with your girlfriend and her other boyfriend
17 votes -
How Sweden is fixing the housework gender gap – do Swedish-style tax breaks for cleaners provide a solution or perpetuate gender-role norms?
6 votes -
How dating became a market, and the consequences that follow from this
22 votes -
A nation mourns innocents lost in suburban street
9 votes -
Eight things toxic mothers have in common
10 votes -
The new breed of sex addicts - who don't have sex
10 votes -
Advanced love: The secrets of a lasting (and stylish) relationship
4 votes -
An adult’s guide to social skills, for those who were never taught
7 votes -
Learning about love and banter from Tinder, Garry Kasparov, and Turing tests
7 votes -
When does a boyfriend or girlfriend become part of the family?
10 votes -
Lovers in Auschwitz, reunited seventy-two years later. He had one question
7 votes -
'You don't have to settle': the joy of living (and dying) alone
10 votes -
On finding the freedom to rage against our fathers
8 votes -
Romantic regimes
6 votes -
Indonesia moving to ban sex outside marriage
16 votes -
Why your inner circle should stay small, and how to shrink it
6 votes -
My life with face blindness
21 votes -
Is it time for asleep divorce?
11 votes -
Do you know who your ‘friends’ are?: Making digital conversations humane will require defining our online relationships.
5 votes -
More people need to talk about having fewer children
29 votes -
The Crane Wife - Ten days after calling off her engagement, CJ Hauser travels to the Gulf Coast to live among scientists and whooping cranes
10 votes -
Breaking up is harder to do in Denmark after divorce law changes
10 votes -
People tell us how QAnon destroyed their relationships
26 votes -
The day the fire came: A tale of love and loss on the Panhandle plains
4 votes -
When the racist is someone you know and love…
12 votes -
Where disease stopped and my brother began: Coming to terms with a sibling's suicide
3 votes -
Torn apart by the Syrian war, these siblings struggle to stay connected across 6 different countries
6 votes -
Why I found my community in a Starbucks
6 votes -
Five Kinds of Relationship Problems
7 votes -
When you give a friend a kidney
5 votes -
The world of online dating for socialists
9 votes -
Many people having affairs consider themselves to be ‘happily’ married
8 votes -
'They have become the new religion': Esther Perel says we expect too much from relationships
11 votes -
The boring intimacy of the all-day group chat
8 votes -
Men have no friends and women bear the burden
27 votes -
Do police know how to handle abuse within kinky relationships?
16 votes -
Listening to my neighbors fight
8 votes -
Why you need a network of low-stakes, casual friendships
8 votes -
Nugrybauti
7 votes -
Nugrybauti
3 votes -
Life and death in West Virginia
9 votes -
Near, far, wherever you are - How “people you may know” has made the stranger much stranger
4 votes -
How to Deliver Constructive Feedback in Difficult Situations
6 votes -
This is what the life of an incel looks like
32 votes -
My life at 47 is back to what it was like at 27 - Post-divorce, I’ve returned to my old ways
15 votes -
How to handle difficult conversations at Thanksgiving
8 votes -
Stuck In A Ditch In The Middle Of A Desert In A Country I Don't Know The Name Of
I'm sitting here, not being able to sleep and watching every single John Mayer music video ever made, finding myself a little stuck. I've got good friends, I've got a free environment to do...
I'm sitting here, not being able to sleep and watching every single John Mayer music video ever made, finding myself a little stuck.
I've got good friends, I've got a free environment to do whatever I want to do, and I've got enough stuff around me to keep me alive. Somehow, this isn't what I hoped for.
Ever since I was a kid, I always dreamed of this moment. I'm on my own. I've got my axe, and I'm ready for battle, but, I can't swing this thing, man. I don't have enough motivation, something I've been struggling with since I was born. I'm a chronic procrastinator, even when it's about something I actually want to. I want to sit down, write music, and make people smile. I want to do all these things, but I can't find enough willpower to do it. Maybe it's just my current emotional state holding me back. I miss the connection I used to have with someone that put me at my absolute peak in life.
It's so unbelievably unfair to me that someone that seemed to help me so much and bring me up can just walk out on me like that with no explanation. She made me a better person when she was around, and a worse person when she's not. I don't understand why I still think about it every single day. I guess this is more of a rant / self help post, but I do pose one question:
How do I get rid of the constant thought of someone? She's connected to everything I do in life and I really gotta fucking stop. Is there something I'm missing when it comes to getting over someone? Do I chase her? I've tried before, but it ended worse the second time around.
Anyone have similar experiences? I'm sure there are some sad wrecks out there tonight. Come and share your story about the best person you've ever met that you'll never meet again.
12 votes -
When Asian women are harassed for marrying non-Asian men
20 votes