Why do people get into relationships with people when the possibility of being with someone else doesn’t work out?

[Kevininja363]

[Anonymous]

People may enter into relationships with others for various reasons, and the decision to be with someone is influenced by a complex interplay of emotions, compatibility, timing, and personal circumstances. When the possibility of being with someone else doesn't work out, it can be due to factors such as differences in values, interests, or timing. People may choose to enter a new relationship because they have a strong connection with the current partner, they share common goals, or they believe in the potential for a fulfilling future together. It's essential to remember that relationships are highly individual, and people make choices based on their unique experiences and needs.

[ProbablyClueless]

Fear of being alone. You would be amazed how many people are deeply uncomfortable with being alone with their thoughts.

[TheSpaceGnome]

Lots of relationships end up working out for life.