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Why would a woman push away a man who keeps on being there for her

whenever there's a new man in her life of whom she should know it would again last barely half a year? As soon as that new man is gone again, she's being nice to the ever-available one..
LucyFuhr · 56-60, F
The real questions here is: Why would a man be ever-available to a woman who treats him like that?
scooogy · 31-35, MVIP
@LucyFuhr She's always been kind to me whenever there was no other man around. I know, my ex had been the same. But still I wonder what actually made each one of her relationships end.
She's looking for something you can't give her? If someone pushes you away, you should take the hint and stop this yo-yo game.
SW-User
Maybe because she wants more of a challenge. Also some people just don't like commitment or don't know how to have a good relationship...in which case why even bother with them?
Mindful · 56-60, F
@SW-User high five on most of that.
scooogy · 31-35, MVIP
@Mindful I seemed to surprise her by remembering something she told me about herself quite a while beforehand, which was when she seemed to feel neglected enough already to go for another man. I guess she'd enjoy being complimented whenever chances given.

This might take a weird turn now, but she suffers from hypothyroid disease just like my mother who behaves towards my father like my crush does towards me. Which is why I take this as normal for her and might be able to deal with it.
Mindful · 56-60, F
@scooogy if an extremely beautiful person did not have a family with profound understanding about inner and outer beauty she may not realize that no matter how beautiful you are on the outside, people stop looking at the outside and will begin treating you just like a normal human being. People treat you normal once they feel safe with you. So when she announces someone as a boyfriend, that person doing everything possible (flowers, drinks, special hair and shaving whatever…and a gazzillion you are sooooo beautiful, sweet, gorgeous, sweet whispers treats and candies, swooning with uteer 100% attention going to the eyes) when that person finally hears “boyfriend” once they believe they have “achieved the acceptance… they may treat her less like a superstar… and now just a normal person. if she doesn’t feeling normal— sounds like she just finds the next someone else who she thinks adores her.

There are men who chase women… until they conquer the woman so it’s very possible some of those men… are blinded and it takes them a while before they realize she doesn’t have much depth.
Often people need time in healing, some do and some don't. Some don't even know when they do need that for themselves. I went through a relationship with someone who had no time between, and I won't change that for a moment, but she always had someone in the wings, ready to take her away, and when we did end, she repeated no time for herself. Sometimes people are not able to be alone.
CrazyMusicLover · 31-35
She doesn't want him but doesn't want to be alone too so she's settling for someone who she in fact doesn't want just to avoid solitude.
Ingwe · F
he is an easy fallback
it's manipulation
him always being there...some respect is lost so he'll never be the one
scooogy · 31-35, MVIP
@Ingwe makes her suspicious though about on the one hand wanting to have kids some day and on the other hand quitting a relationship earlier than pregnancy would..
ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M
She's a user?
scooogy · 31-35, MVIP
@ChipmunkErnie a user for what though?
ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M
@scooogy Uses you when she doesn't have someone she feels is "better". :(
scooogy · 31-35, MVIP
@ChipmunkErnie sounds like my ex, although my ex is married today and that other woman is like nowhere in life.
Nanori · F
Some people cannot live without a partner
@Nanori I want to second this a thousand times as I think it's good advice to the poster.
scooogy · 31-35, MVIP
@Nanori now why would she prefer her cats over a human partner being around for just as long?
She was probably just trying to be faithful when committed
romell · 51-55, M
Unfortunately brother seems you are be I g used as you are always available to her ..you need to tell her upfront how you feel n hmget out if thus Stockholm syndrome kind of situation
Lilliesandlight · 41-45, F
That's not right, she's not worth your time. You don't have to pick up the pieces that the other guy left behind
eyeno · M
[b]Realize this..,[/b]
Some were meant to be loved, not to belong..,

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scooogy · 31-35, MVIP
@eyeno but considering this picture, why would she always claim having been the one quitting the relationship? Something within me says her exes provoked it.
SW-User
Ugh ...just move on ..she sounds like a user
RedBaron · M
You should ask her.
fun4us2b · M
best to move on...
He’s the standby, the fallback person and not her first choice. She shouldn’t do that, but he allows it by continuing to be there when she returns. 🙁
iamonfire696 · 41-45, F
She keeps showing you rested ky that she only sees you as a friend but toy keep hoping for more. At this point it’s on you 🤷🏼‍♀️.
empanadas · 31-35, M
Because the guy is a simp stuck in the friend zone
iamonfire696 · 41-45, F
@empanadas this

 
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