Have you ever liked someone, but didn't tell em, then regreted it afterwards??

[Guest]

 

[Guest]

What is it with you and serious threads today?

Am I overmedicated ot something?

 

[Bob_Bytchin]

Read the question Storm....an obvious subconscious ploy. He wants to feel wanted.

 

[Guest]

Read the question Storm....and obvious subconscious ploy. He wants to feel wanted.

Ah, I thought I was overmedicated.

I like you,yayati.

Sex me up.

 

[Calamity Jane]

I thought it said 'Have you ever killed someone, but didn't tell them, then regretted it afterward'.

I think I'm undermedicated.

 

[Guest]

I thought it said 'Have you ever killed someone, but didn't tell them, then regretted it afterward'.

I think I'm undermedicated.

I know what you need then...

 

[Guest]

 

[Cheyenne]

Read the question Storm....an obvious subconscious ploy. He wants to feel wanted.

Could be, but I'll answer anyway as long as the thread hasn't gone to shit already, like they usually do.

Yes, I think most of us at some time have "liked" someone and not told them, regretting it later. Every teen in the world would probably answer "yes." I think it is still common for adults, too. Most people fear rejection, don't they?

 

[BoobsNBrains]

I thought it said 'Have you ever killed someone, but didn't tell them, then regretted it afterward'.

I think I'm undermedicated.

I read the same thing the first time! Must be Sunday morning dyslexia...

 

[Bob_Bytchin]

Ok, I'll play along also.

No, this has never happened to me. When I was single, and I liked/had feelings for a woman, I wasn't afraid to tell her. Rejection always looms overhead, but regret is a bigger demon.

 

[Calamity Jane]

I know what you need then...

Do tell.

And yes, I've not told people I liked them, and regretted it. The opposite is also true.

 

[FallenSeraph]

I think it is still common for adults, too. Most people fear rejection, don't they?

Yes, rejection among many other things