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Can we fall in love with someone we feel sorry for???


ElizabethB

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I try to find my answers. And this might be one of an option why I did fall for him at first place. He was just a friend when I found out how terrible sick he is. I felt bad for him; I felt like he needs someone to have and care about him. He was lonely at that time but had his walls which I tried to break down. Well, for a while I did. After some time I ended up heart broken and all I can think of is, what made me fall for him at first place. Can you fall for someone this way? Just because you want to make their life better?

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Because you are a "caretaker" type and it helps you to value yourself by giving of yourself to another. Thing is --- you cannot fix another being, no matter how hard you try. And no one wants someone in their life because they feel sorry for you. Think about it -- would you want someone to be w/ you because they pity you?

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Because you are a "caretaker" type and it helps you to value yourself by giving of yourself to another. Thing is --- you cannot fix another being, no matter how hard you try. And no one wants someone in their life because they feel sorry for you. Think about it -- would you want someone to be w/ you because they pity you?

 

I would tend to agree. It does sound like you are the type of person that likes to look after others. Forgetting about looking after yourself first, emotionally. So you invest all your time in this person and then they turn around and break your heart. Well thats how this situation reads. Don't go beating yourself up about it. You should be proud that you have a caring nature. I guess you just have to be aware of this and try not to let others take advantage of this

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Thanks! I tried hard enough to make him happy. Even now I hope he will find someone who will be there for him. I wish him nothing but best and it is killing me that it ended the way it did. He is 11 years older, permanently impotent and with me in my late 20, with no kids - I would give up that part of my life for being with him. But it was not enough. I was not.

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Also, my sister dated an impotent man

he was outwardly social, and friendly, but in the end he revealed himself to be a sick individual.

he cheated on her, which is weird to me, because my sister is beautiful, young, and he was not attractive and in his 40's... not to mention, IMPOTENT.

why would he cheat on her knowing he had a good woman on his side? all i can come up with is that after living an entire life impotent, he had some mental issues which hindered his ability to be confident and fully happy. he had to fulfill his needs by trying to pick up as many women as he could. i feel very sad for him.

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