
Healthy Relationships Support Group
No relationship is perfect. A long-term relationship requires constant effort to understand each other, fix misunderstandings, solve problems and continue to grow as both individuals change and evolve. How we deal with our misunderstandings is the focus of this community. Join us to find support, get advice, and share your experience with your relationship.
No waaaaaaay.
Co-dependant on yourself to have the confidence to express what you want is a healthy thing.
Is it not ?
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I can "TOTALLY" relate to everything you've said,as I feel the same way in my marraige.
I give- I get nothing in return.
I try to please him-He doesn't care.
Getting to the point where I believe it's "not in the cards for me to be happy".
That I'll never get the love back that I give.
Good Luck-hope you find the answers!
Sensation- I understand completely where you are coming from and it's hard not to keep the mentality of 'I don't think I'll ever be happy'...but we can't be happy until we, ourselves are happy...with our happiness comes strength and with strength we make things happen. We are in this together! Hugs~
Now... here is the thing... sometimes we give our love to someone that is not only unwilling, but UNABLE to love us in return... but then we just invest more, because we start making excuss for why they act that way. We start to try to do all the "right things" to make this person love us.
This is codependent behavior, and someone who has this problem, is at a large risk of gettin involved in an abusive relationship.
As for deserving to be loved by someone else... maybe, maybe not... that is the wrong tack to take... because that almost interferes with free will. A person makes a decision to love someone else. Now, for a loving relationship, both people needs to choose the other in the relationship... but this doesn't always happen... and when it doesn't, one needs to cut their losses and move on. I could go on with this for a long time, but yeah... i have some work to do :P