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There were people before the internet? lolzThis thread makes me wonder if people were less lonely before the internet.
There were people before the internet? lolz
I very rarely meet someone who grabs my attention and monopolizes my thoughts, but it happens.
I handle it much like Catlynn..I rationalize. If I know the person is not a Christian or would be bad for me in some other way, I put as much distance between myself and that person as possible. It's my only hope because when I fall, I fall hard.
I know you are incredibly lonely, Keren, but you can make very serious mistakes out of loneliness. Life changing mistakes that affect you and others in ways you may not even know about. That's a lot to carry around.Please protect yourself. You don't need anymore hurt.
Praying..
yes. When my wife first filed for divorce, a female friend had temporarily separated from her husband. For years, I had noticed that she was going to church alone, was dropping her kids off at the same class as me, who was also going to church solo as my wife was rarely interested in attending. We have a longtime friendship, as I have know her and her husband for years. When she shared that she separated, I think I had already some strong feelings for her, but I dropped my guard at her news and let myself feel them. I was too busy trying to survive a divorce to act on these feelings, which was good, because her separation was short lived. I can usually handle being around her if I am prepared, such as chatting before or after a church service, but when I have run into her at the video or grocery store, I have been known to say stupid things, mumbling some nonsense about organic celery just so I would feel less awkward.tis the curse of the lonely. i have quite a penchant to get attached.
anyone else find themselves falling in love with people they don't mean to fall for?
yes. When my wife first filed for divorce, there was this lady who temporarily separated from her husband. For years, I had noticed that she was going to church alone, was dropping her kids off at the same class as me, who was also going to church solo, as my wife was rarely interested in attending. We have a longtime friendship, as I have know her and her husband for years. When she shared that she separated, I think I had already some strong feelings for her, but I dropped my guard at her news and let myself feel them. I was too busy trying to survive a divorce to act on these feelings, which was good, because her separation was short lived. I can usually handle being around her if I am prepared, such as chatting before or after a church service, but when I have run into her at the video or grocery store, I have been known to say stupid things, mumbling some nonsense about organic celery just so I would feel less awkward.
So yes, it happens.
awwwww catherder <3 organic celery <3
well....we were in the produce section.![]()
i find when i'm in certain seasons of loneliness...it doesn't take that much attention to get my attention.
if i feel valuable to one person...i'm gonna get attached.
it's simply a matter of how i deal with that attachment that matters. sigh. he was the only one who even cared i was gone for 3 months. and when i came back he picked me up and spun me around![]()
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yeah. that's all it takes...
tis the curse of the lonely. i have quite a penchant to get attached.
anyone else find themselves falling in love with people they don't mean to fall for?