Scariest Part of a Relationship?

йෆıя @diviner commented on Scariest Part of a Relationship?

Aug 29, 17 at 5:59am

Trusting ~ I have the biggest issue is when people are lying to me and when i can feel like they are and i confront them they keep lying ~ Not only the relationship will end but the friendship will also lie, i cant deal with fakes and liars ~

zayne11293 @zayne11293 commented on Scariest Part of a Relationship?

zayne11293 @zayne11293

Aug 29, 17 at 11:56am

easily starting one, I get bored of people rather quickly so its hard to even get to know someone well enough to date.

azanarchy @azanarchy commented on Scariest Part of a Relationship?

azanarchy @azanarchy

Aug 29, 17 at 1:19pm

Getting attached to someone. I find it rather terrifying getting to know someone and getting comfortable with the only for them to pull the rug out from under me and bounce

feny @feny commented on Scariest Part of a Relationship?

feny @feny

Aug 29, 17 at 2:20pm

1) because it is doomed to fail.

sunnyneko @sunnyneko commented on Scariest Part of a Relationship?

sunnyneko @sunnyneko

Aug 31, 17 at 1:09am

The Scariest part of a relationship is: not knowing if you are in a relationship or just dating.. Which means you are in a DatingShip...Which is Crappy!

Uninterested. @coffeelink commented on Scariest Part of a Relationship?

Uninterested. @coffeelink

Aug 31, 17 at 4:20am

1) Getting bored. 2) I usually have pretty good relationships, Fun, Thoughtful, furfilling - though even if it ends ugly or not, I don't let it bother me; there are way too many great people in this world to be fretting over someone, If someone doesn'y make you happy; find someone who will - never settle for anything less when it comes to furfilling yourself. 3) Again, Don't really care.

Lisanthur @sanfi commented on Scariest Part of a Relationship?

Lisanthur @sanfi

Aug 31, 17 at 1:44pm

The scariest part of a relationship is that moment you look the other person in the eyes and think to yourself: "I'm in love with that person." You don't know if it's too early to tell and gender roles always somehow seem to play a role in it. You might think to yourself "I'm the guy, so I should be the first to tell her, make her feel reassured," or you might think "I'm the guy, so she should say it first, because guys who tell it first are soft idiots." This all is however just a kind of prequel to the real scary part: now that you are in love with that person there is the real possibility that somewhere along the line you are either going to get hurt or you'll hurt them whether it is intentional or unintentional. To me, that's the real scary part. Falling in love and realising that you might actually lose that person