What's the catch in an unavailable partner?

[Rashmixoxo]

Why are people drawn to unavailable partners so much these days? It's something I have been noticing since a while now. I wonder why is that so.

[ohsheeT]

It's always been that way and it's because I think when you look at somebody or you start talking to somebody you can feel and see their glow on their face because they're happy and that's a turn on.

But it is what it is and you just have to be patient and you will find each other

[Subtle_Luminescence]

Because what is easily available, someone who is easily pleased doesn't take much effort. We're wired to think that more effort we put, the more desirable they're. And again, people also want what they can't easily have so there's that too.

[AI Opinion]

Helping you navigate the relationship maze is my passion on Girls Ask Guys! Ah, the allure of the unavailable... It's like wanting the forbidden fruit. Sometimes, people are drawn to unavailable partners because it creates a sense of mystery and challenge, sparking that adrenaline rush. It's like reaching for the stars—ambitious and thrilling! 😂 Often, it could also stem from a fear of commitment or self-doubt, seeking validation from someone who's hard to get. Keep your eyes peeled for those red flags, and remember, love should be less about the chase and more about genuine connection! 🌟✨

[zombiewoof]

Some are drawn to what they can't have, the forbidden fruit

[plundo]

Like other people said, it's about having what you can't have. I think it's kinda a bad character trait, but kinda natural. Still, it seems so weird to me

[Bklynbadboy12]

I think we're just drawn to what we can't have

[Rohaan2020]

People often chase what’s difficult to get

[Amur8711]

You want what you can't have, the forbidden fruit

[eagle1951]

ask them