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I Keep Getting My Heart Broken

I Keep Getting My Heart Broken

By: Mamacita9
Written on February 26th, 2011
By: Mamacita9
Age: 31-35 , Female
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  • LHSUFXO888

    I can relate to how you're feeling, it hasn't been that long since I've liberated myself from attracting that type of misery as well. So I can totally embrace and empathize what you're going through.

    I can share with you the mistake I was making 100% of the time is that I didn't love myself enough. If I loved myself at all, I know that sounds cliche and I used to hate to hear people say that, but it's really the truth. Until you learn to love yourself and feel good about yourself love is going to always seem elusive. I noticed in your post you mentioned that you feel as though you are to blame, it's easy to look outside of ourselves and automatically assume that some problem we're having is automatically the result of a failing on our part, it's common to point the finger at ourselves and blame ourselves for a bad experiences, but in reality an experience is only bad if you don't learn something from it. It sounds like there is a pattern with you and the people your choose, there is a common denominator and you'll have to figure out what it is in order to resolve it. Usually it is the direct result of some long-standing relationship conflict that hasn't been resolved and it keeps appearing in your romantic relationships.

    I had a similar experience and once I was able to uncover the conflict and resolve it, I was able to open up and love myself and have more confidence to truly ask for what I want out of a person. What I have discovered is that I'm not the type who can be in a conventional relationship, I'm independent and I like having relationships with people where we care about each other and the love is there, but I'm not constantly looking to their love to validate me. I don't have to rely on someone's love to validate me, because for one I am enough to validate myself and of course they're going to love me, why wouldn't they? But it's taken me a very long time to develop that type of confidence, but I have and you can as well.

    Try to take some time on your own to really get to know yourself and figure out the type of love you want, the type of person you really are and most important of all, what do you really want, love is a very general term and there is love all over, but getting down to brass tax about what you really want out of the relationships you seek will help you attract the type of men you want to have in your life, you'll be able to find them and they'll seek you out, but you have to know specifically what it is you want. We all want love, everyone wants love, but being able to find the type of love you want takes knowing what that kind of love may look like, what it feels like, sounds like, smells like. Those are the important questions to try and answer for yourself.

    Your Church member was right, don't give up hope, there are no easy fixes when you're dealing with the human heart, but the work you do on yourself will pay off; it's true what they say, when you are ready for love it will come from all directions. But if you continue to doubt yourself and your self worth as being lovely and lovable love will continue to elude you.

    Good Luck!

    Dec 31, 2012
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