u/CapitalHoneydew7060

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Mad, when someone relies on you

I get so mad when a person relies too much on me. Gives me fully the lead and leans back or just hits me up for any small advice or help and gets upset when I can't give her a useful answer or resolve her issue. This feeling of resentment builds up inside me, and I’m slowly starting to distance myself from this person. Why did I have to figure everything out and learn it all on my own, yet this person thinks I’m taking care of it all for them?

I know that in my childhood I had an absent father and an authorial, controlling, and moody mother, and I was heavily parentified by her by her using me as her marriage counselor, and I had to help her with adult chores too. She was sadly very paranoid, and I had to check as a kid the phone of my dad because she thought he was cheating on her. He never did.

During law school, I got really mad when a friend interrupted me the whole time during the lecture to explain her things or just relied too much on me, saying, "I will ask you; you're always well-prepared and always know the answer," or acting surprised when I was once not prepared for the lecture or didn't study for an exam.

Have you a similar experience, and how do you handle it?

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u/CapitalHoneydew7060 — 12 hours ago

Gründe fürs Ghosten im Dating 👻

Ihr schreibt länger mit einer Person, trefft euch (sogar evtl. mehrmals) und ghosted sie dann, ohne eine Erklärung.

Gründe fürs Ghosting

War es oft, dass ihr dann eine andere Person interessanter fandet und nicht mehrgleisig daten wolltet?

Oder eher, dass es zwischenmenschlich o. Ä. nicht gepasst hatte und ihr einen Konflikt (Korb geben, die Person warmhalten für später usw.) vermeiden wolltet? z.B. da, nicht jede Person genau gleich mit einem Korb umgehen kann.

Bin nur neugierig, ohne Vorurteile.

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u/CapitalHoneydew7060 — 2 days ago