
SW-User
You are frightened of being hurt, I do know the feeling
I know the feeling. I have bipolar disorder, and it takes some serious patience and tolerance to be my friend. I hope you work things out.
anastasia200102 · 22-25, F
That's kind of like me. i would blame myself for pushing people away when they're just being nice. In my case i was afraid they'll get too close, becase the closer i am to someone the more vulnerable i become. I didn't like that thought so i avoided people. it got better for me when i talked to my sister about it. The good friends i've made helped me too. If you're able to open up just to one person, it might get better 🙂. I apologize if anything i said didn't feel right to you, and i hope you'll feel better soon
Madelenie · 26-30, F
You are not alone on this... Someday you will find someone who stays anyway even though you push them away.
GlassDog · 46-50, M
For me, it's being on a big ship at sea. It takes a long time to stop, and a long time to speed up. If I feel crowded, I keep pushing people away, more than I need to. Eventually, it ends up in loneliness. Then I start speeding up and re-engaging and that also goes further than I mean it to. I think I have it worked out at the moment and just enough people in my life.

SW-User
There is an understandable question mark over the generality of people, but one must first be at peace with oneself before inviting others into that acceptance tent.
whateverhappens · 26-30, F
jus tell others your situation before becoming friends or relationship with them, t hat way they give u your space
ozgirl512 · 31-35, F
Fear ... But of what only you know ... Sometimes you have to take a risk hun

SW-User
It's not your fault, but trust issues perhaps! :(

SW-User
It's in your nature, maybe your optimism is colliding with reality