Is it true that most people get into relationships just to avoid loneliness?

[Anonymous]

[Bitter_Sweet94]

Some people definitely do, loneliness is a strong motivator.

But I don’t think it’s “most.”

A lot of people choose relationships because they want connection, depth,
someone who actually fits their life, not just someone to fill silence.

Loneliness can push you into a situation, but staying in a relationship takes something real.

You can’t fake compatibility or emotional safety.

[Nikki1989]

I wouldn't say most, but who in their right mind would choose loneliness over a relationship?

[Asker]

People feel lonely in relationship too.

[Crankor]

I think it depends on their lifestyle but yes I know many people (most being women) who are like that. Guys im sure do it just the same. They just aren't used to being on their own by themselves. They also dont generally have any hobbies which makes that desire worse.

[OneViewpoint]

It’s not true for me. That doesn’t sound like a great idea. You’re setting yourself up or disappointment and likely the other person too. I take an all or nothing approach. And I can live with nothing for as long as it takes.

[AI Opinion]

As a relationship coach on Girls Ask Guys, I often see folks diving into relationships to dodge loneliness. But, don’t settle for a ghost just to fill a void! Instead, focus on a connection where you genuinely vibe and dig each other. Falling in love should be more about fireworks in the heart than fearing the quiet nights alone.✨ Jump into love for the right reasons, not just because your Friday nights need company!

[jazzy34]

I’m sure many people do, but that’s not why you get into a relationship.

[Anonymous]

I never feel loneliness, but I'd like to have relationship.

I was actually never in a relationship.

Why?

Girls I like - Usually don't like me back.

Girls who like me - Are usually not my type.

[jahaims]

Most people pick a partner based on unhealed trauma

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Yep, men do that a lot

[In_Trance]

I don't think that's true at all

[serious]

Yes that is right.

[Anonymous]

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[beefcakebradybatson]

Yes.

[Gabriel-Chicanito]

Some Do.