npixelz wrote:Ty gall!
That's true, I just don't know how to go about it as I'm hopeless at these things. I was oblivious even to her flirting with me! But I will definitely try and figure that out!
Thanks so much!
On that note, maybe you could help me in figuring out my past relationships, since I'm not good at that
Not sure how you can help, but maybe you have an idea, idk, I'm just spitballing here
I am certainly willing to help if I can. This is what Winners do!
In broad strokes, like for most people (so don't feel bad) it's lack of communication. Additionally, people tend to not listen to their gut/feelings as much as they should (your body and mind trying to communicate with your consciousness). If something feels different, it usually means something is different! Which leads back to communication to gain understanding the feelings. If you don't understand something, ask questions. What's worse, being made fun of for asking a question or not asking a question and never knowing something important and having the relationship end? When asking someone a question who you regard as a friend, the fear of asking should be zero or you have to ask yourself if they're really a friend. But honesty in explaining that the relationship is important to you so want to check that all is well will usually be well received by anyone.
From our last exchanges we really don't know why your first two relationships ended because you either never asked and/or you simply forgot. Either way, it was due to not caring enough about the breakups to know or remember, so you probably put very little (if any) effort in trying to salvage them.
The last one we know was giving up after emailing and not getting a reply (even though she tried emailing you and she never got a reply). <all very sad, but experiences to learn from>
The question is why don't you care enough about relationship issues to understand what's going on so you can keep them healthy? I believe you cared about these people enough to start relationships, and I don't believe you were trying to be cruel (nefarious motives), I have to think it's fear. Fear of loss or rejection is perhaps the #1 fear we all have, but one should really flip the equation around and look at it a different way--as outlined earlier:
What's worse? The loss of the relationship or possibly looking silly for asking questions to understand how to nurture it?
Have a great day!