Maybe is cultural, yet from what I've seen most of my friends who have a relationship are constantly giving or receiving affection. I guess I sort of see it as something that is impplied.
Constant affection no. More affection than average, yes. I need to have my own time outside the relationship to recharge. Being "on" 24/7 would get exhausting both physically and emotionally
Its okay for short term but in my experience long term they kinda suck the life out of you and you live with constant anxiety that your love isn't enough so they might find someone else. They basically make you feel how they feel its not healthy
I would and I don't mind providing that affection. However, there will be time when I need my space so I hope she can understand that and that it's not against her.
That’s interesting , live and hate in the same sentence. U must have issues with woman. Maybe time to visit a therapist what happens tonight when I were a child and why do u feel so strongly about someone loving all the time. That typically happens when I are in relationship I supose to love. The question is do I know how to be loved and want u need from woman not to feel smothered all the time? Do I tell her what Mamés u loved and hurt?
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Maybe is cultural, yet from what I've seen most of my friends who have a relationship are constantly giving or receiving affection.
I guess I sort of see it as something that is impplied.
Have done it in the past and it was extremely draining. Everyone needs to be able to operate on their own before they can get into a relationship.
If they're willing to seek help (I'd help). I'm not responsible for their happiness.
Like every minute, or just every day? Every day seems normal. Calling me at work for reassurance is not.
Constant affection no. More affection than average, yes. I need to have my own time outside the relationship to recharge. Being "on" 24/7 would get exhausting both physically and emotionally
No only because i am the one who needs his affection a lot lmao
But if your partner was as you are, wouldn’t it be easier to have your needs met?
If she was a good enough person to date I’d be happy to give her constant affection.
Its okay for short term but in my experience long term they kinda suck the life out of you and you live with constant anxiety that your love isn't enough so they might find someone else. They basically make you feel how they feel its not healthy
Agree
Yea also it a red flag usually of childhood neglect or abuse so they likey won't make very good parents
Who doesn't need constant affection. When that ends, so goes the relationship.
Depends on how healthy it is for both of us and if they’re actively working on their issues or not
I would definitely date somebody who need constant affection. I`m also a really affectionate person.
I would and I don't mind providing that affection. However, there will be time when I need my space so I hope she can understand that and that it's not against her.
I wouldn't because I don't know enough on how to handle it without being overwhelmed.
I think I could handle that because I'm extremely affectionate, to include PDAs.
I would. But if they got on my nerves being needy for its own sake - I'd leave, and I wouldn't be nice about it.
I hate women who want love all the time, it's like having a ball and chain. Like a weak broken parasite.
That’s interesting , live and hate in the same sentence. U must have issues with woman. Maybe time to visit a therapist what happens tonight when I were a child and why do u feel so strongly about someone loving all the time. That typically happens when I are in relationship I supose to love. The question is do I know how to be loved and want u need from woman not to feel smothered all the time? Do I tell her what Mamés u loved and hurt?
Yes I'd would date someone that needed constant affection all the time because that's what I'm looking for.
God Bless
Holy fuck yeah I would. And I'd give her more than she could even ask.
Physical affection? Yes. Passive aggressive emotional bullshit? No.
I can but it can't literally be overwhelming neither.