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peterwknox: …even if you don’t admit it.

And same as jackieheartsb, I also like this paragraph:

Most of us have some unresolved conflicts we carry from our childhood. We experience these conflicts as vulnerabilities, insecurities, or fears. When we fall in love and our love is reciprocated, these vulnerabilities, fears, and insecurities seem to vanish. We are loved despite our imperfections. We feel whole; we feel safe. But when this love is threatened, the fears and insecurities that we thought had gone forever come back in full force. If this person whom we love and adore—the person we thought loved us despite our flaws—is going to leave us for another, then there is no hope for us, ever! We no longer feel secure even in those things we previously loved in ourselves. As glowing as the love was, so dark is the shadow of its possible loss.

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  1. diniscans reblogged this from peterwknox and added:
    I found this article really interesting, especially the first half about how we choose our partners, and how jealousy is...
  2. brokenbits reblogged this from peterwknox and added:
    I remember reading this article about a couple of years back when I was going through a turbulent patch in relationship...
  3. sarahchristine reblogged this from peterwknox and added:
    it.And same as jackieheartsb, I also like this paragraph: Most of us have some unresolved conflicts we carry from our...
  4. jaclynday reblogged this from peterwknox and added:
    i like this paragraph:
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