Why is it that you always want something with the person you can't have, but then when someone is right in front of you offering you exactly what you want you just don't seem to care?
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I think you should have used the word I instead of you because I haven't experienced that problem.
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A wise philosopher, Sara Evans, knows the answer to this. Look, listen, learn.
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Perhaps it is because many people have trouble deciding what it is they want. If you feel comfortable with yourself, if you can love, honor and accept yourself without judgment, then you will seek only those partners who feel the same way about themselves. You will recognize them, they will recognize you. Focus on yourself, not on what you want, and you will find that once you have truly found yourself, you will have no trouble finding a partner.
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That's never happened to me. Well, the first part (wanting someone I can't have), for sure has happened. But I've never been offered ANYTHING, so...yah.
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I want someone i cant have at the moment cuz hes moving away so im letting go and moving on . As i know if i can have him.. i wwont want him... Its a faze thing! U like the look of new toys but once u have them u get bored with them after a bit.
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People want what feels good to them, not necessarily what is right for them. I could be wrong, though.
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"The grass is ALWAYS greener on the other side of the fence". The "grass" on the other side of the fence is DIFFERENT from yours, so it's desirable. YOUR "grass" is the same old grass, so you may be taking it for granted.
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