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Cafeaulait
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25 Jul 2014, 6:14 pm

Waar in Nederland woon je?



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25 Jul 2014, 6:21 pm

Rhenen In Utrecht. Mag ik dan ook weten waar jij woont :wink:



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26 Jul 2014, 4:37 am

Protector88 wrote:
Rhenen in Utrecht. Mag ik dan ook weten waar jij woont :wink:


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26 Jul 2014, 7:39 am

Zin om een keer te kletsen via mail? Je lijkt me een aardig persoon



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26 Jul 2014, 10:11 pm

Sorry for the foreign language people. She asked me where I lived in Dutch.



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27 Jul 2014, 8:54 am

Protector88 wrote:
Zin om een keer te kletsen via mail? Je lijkt me een aardig persoon


Yeah sure you can send me a PM anytime :)



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27 Jul 2014, 5:06 pm

I think the question of whether someone is "good enough to be loved" is either trivial or impossible to answer and, therefore, useless. It's rather like asking whether a thing is worth a certain price. When someone pays that price for that thing you know the answer is yes. Until then you cannot know the answer with certainty (though over time you can say it's more and more likely the answer is "no"). Same here. It's just not possible to give a yes or no answer based on one's height, job, living arrangements, etc. There are people who have nothing going for them "on paper" and yet have a partner who seems to love them and there are people who tick all the boxes, but have never had a partner. I don't know exactly why, but just ticking the boxes is neither sufficient nor necessary - that much is clear to me.

But perhaps I'm taking the question a bit literally. ;) If it was more of a rant than a question then I hear you. I was going to post something a bit like that myself a week ago, but thought better of it.

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For some reason, animals react to me a lot. When there are a lot of people around me you just don't get that connection. I have in the past played with a gorilla at the window and it was like he was talking to me through his eyes. Awesome experience! A few months ago I was at a hospital and there was a trained dog for a blind person. There were a lot of people there and the dog just runs up to me and lays his head on my lap like he was trying to tell me something. Those dogs are trained to ignore everyone so the person who owned the dog was not so happy. I told her that animals always come to me like this and she said it never happened before. Next to my school there was a psychiatric ward were dogs protected the exit. I needed to go there to get some supplies for school and I just walked in and started petting the dogs that were there on a leash. The guard almost fell of his chair because they were trained to not let themselfs be pet. Maybe they feel that I love animals and have a good nature.


Wow, that is pretty cool! I wonder if you can do something with that ability. I'm not sure what exactly, but it just sounds like something that shouldn't go to waste...


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27 Jul 2014, 5:23 pm

I have tried asking an animal shelter in the neighborhood if I can help out but I need to have a diploma and after the that follow a few courses. It's ridiculous! They just don't let me care for an animal at all. Really strange. The only thing I do is getting donations for charity be sending messages to high profile people. Most ignore me but I never give up.

I know that I deserve love just as much as the next person now. I was down when I wrote the first post and really felt like I was not good enough.

What I want really bad (I think everyone) is to find my soulmate. A person to share my live with. A person who accepts me for who I am and even loves me for who I am with all my faults and quirks.This of course goes both ways. Sleeping next to each other and waking up next to her and brushing my hand against her face and then see those eyes open and react with a smile because she just likes me. Watching movies together and crying over a sad movie, following TV shows together and discussing them. Enjoying animals together. Sitting next to each other on the couch and me brushing my fingers through her hair. A girl that I can protect from harm and make happy. Always supporting her with her problems and always standing behind her when she needs me to and in front as protection. This to me is total happiness.

Edit: For the people who want to see my face, I uploaded a new picture to my Google+ account. Link is in my signature.



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30 Jul 2014, 6:29 am

JennyPalmiotto wrote:
I'm a couples therapist and I hear similar sentiments all the time for my clients that have not had the fullfiling relationships that they crave.What many of us do when we are not feeling a level of competence in an area, is we avoid. This is only natural, But one of my clients recently said it best, "avoidance is the steroid to worry." Anyways, try not to avoid these painful feelings and attend to them. They are important. Study love. There is a reasonable book called Love Sense by Sue Johnson and she makes sense out of something that feels unexplainable and unattainable to some.
You deserve what ever connection you long for.
I've created an upcoming conference to address this need- Love & Autism: A Conference with Heart in San Diego, CA on August 23-24....sound a bit far for you...but my point is..... You are not alone and many are in your same shoes.


Are you a couples therapist with and ASS?