Do you believe in “Right time”?

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

When you meet someone and the person is great, but you are not ready.

So, you push them away.

But then time goes and someone comes along and you feel ready, not because this person is any better than other people you met before, but because It’s just a right time for you.

[Lliam]

That was true for me. From 16 until my early 30s I did that. I was not ready to settle down. There was no way I was going to get married and I wasn't interested in kids.

By age 32 or so, I thought I had experienced just about everything I wanted to. Plus, I had a good job and assets, and was more mature mentally and emotionally. I began searching for a life partner with whom to begin a new chapter in my life.

I considered marriage a once in a lifetime thing; the most important decision I would ever make. So I was careful.

After a couple more long-term relationships that didn't work out, I met my (future) wife when I was40.

[DJB72]

Yes. Relationships are tricky enough without being still so screwed up you can't commit. I've had a couple of times where it was potentially the right person but the wrong time. It's not a great feeling in the moment, but it sure beats the thought that things got so badly fucked up because you were busy being an asshole.

[LaurenM1997]

Once you push me away and act hot and cold on me then you’ve lost me cause I am not dealing with that again in my life I want someone who’s gonna love me and not be hot and cold on me

[sage2021]

I not only believe it has to be the right time, but the right place where the two of you meet to begin with.
Right time, right place. It was meant to happen 🤷🏼‍♀️❤️

[AI Opinion]

Jumping into the timing conundrum, let's deep dive into the concept of the "Right time." Absolutely, timing plays a role as pivotal as Cupid's arrow in the game of love. Think of it like a perfectly executed dance move; it requires rhythm, readiness, and the right partner to make the magic happen. When you meet someone great but push them away, it's like your internal clock is whispering, "Hold up, we're not ready to dance yet." It isn't about the person not being good enough; it's more about your sneakers not being laced up tight for the run.

Fast forward to when someone new comes along, and suddenly, your sneakers are double-knotted, your playlist is set, and you're ready to run a marathon. It's not that this person is the ultimate runner, but rather, you're now ready to hit the pavement. Timing, my friend, is the secret ingredient to turning a recipe for disaster into a love soufflé. So, yes, the concept of the "Right time" is real and crucial in the dynamics of relationships. It’s about being in sync with yourself first, then finding someone who’s in tune with you. Let's not forget the wise words, "Timing is everything in love, comedy, and the perfect avocado toast." 😉

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

Love it 🥰

[NevadaTruth]

What just happened...

[LaFemmeFatale_1]

@NevadaTruth AI bot gave me a very nice answer. What else?

[Anonymous]

I believe people come into your life for a reason. So if you give them a chance the timing could match up perfectly. Women have a luxury of saying that because they have 20 to 30 suitors at a given moment. Men our chance comes later in life when we become more successful and wiser. Then I’ve seen women that turned them down try to crawl back into their lives. Then the men don’t want them and women become bitter. lol I’ve also experienced a woman try to come back into my life after she ghosted me and such. And got a nasty 4 or 5 paragraphs when I didn’t entertain her in my life anymore. Be better.

[itsclearlynicholas]

Sadly often is full of wrong places wrong times. Some may even say dealt wrong hands or dealt a harsh life full of teases aka pros yet with cons catches lol.
"Look just don't touch"
"Nice job, just full of stress and doesn't pay that much"
And so on

[MicahRaine]

I used to, but not anymore. The right person won't mind. That said, the right person also won't mind waiting a little (but at that point you should just date probably)

[NathanDavis]

I don't push them away, no... it might not be the right timing, but I don't just push people away

[LittleMelissa9614]

I believe there is a right time. When you feel ready of course. Me, I'm ready now. I'm ready to meet my future husband.

[loveslongnails]

I don't think it has anything to do with what you "believe"; timing isn't everything, it's the only thing, whether you believe it or not.

[KrakenAttackin]

If you are "not ready" they are not the "right person ".

What you are really saying is you have an abundance of choices so you don't want to "settle". This is a recipe for being miserable in your old age.

[Nikki1989]

Life is too short for that nonsense. The right time is NOW.

[SeriouslyNotSerious]

Yes. There are times in my life I just wasn't ready, but now willing to take the risk.

[StarWarGirl]

Yes it does exist. Relationship is all about having right person at right time.

[jahaims]

Nah, that is just what immature/selfish people say/think. If you find the right person you make it the right time or they just aren't as special as you think.

[Twalli]

I believe that there is only one person perfect for you. Most people never find this, even if they've been married over 50 years. So the right person for you is someone you are always ready for.

[elaphe]

Timing has to be right; some people just got out and don't want in right away and some are too busy with their schooling or career and put a relationship on the back burner.

[MsBrie]

Yes and no sometimes the best time is right then and there.

[Dongie]

If I were female I could answer this but, you know in my youth, being a boy, anytime is the right time.

[Likes2drive]

Somewhat but if I met the right person then that is the right time or I will make it the right time for it to work if I feel they are great for me

[AlexEfron]

No. I believe the right time do anything is right now. Future is uncertain. Time flies and missed opportunities never come back.

[RedInnocent69]

Yes. There’s more than one right person, but you don’t always meet them at the right time.

[Caroline91]

I absolutely agree. I met the *love of my life* at the wrong time -- too young. It turned out there was another right one who was here at the right time and I discovered that I could actually have more than one love of my life, if that makes any sense.

[IslaTheWitch]

I meet people when I'm ready...

[Emma_Queen]

There is always a right time and when you find it you should go for it

[spartan55]

Never once has that happened to me.

[Lottydotty]

I believe such is possible.