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Say you have a talent or skill in a subject..
Then someone says
"Oh that's awesome!"
"You're so good at that!"
"Would you do [ ] for me sometime?"

Then your parents say
"Oh, he gets that from me!" While smiling and looking at you

Like... Mate... I didn't "GET" it from you, I learnt it myself, it is my OWN skill, my own passion, if you want to seem skilled, GET A SKILL!

I have had this happen with so many of my traits!

My writing stories passion and talent- (Mum) Oh he got that from me :) -__-

My skill with working with animals- (Mum) Oh he got that from me ^_^ -____-

My metalworking and woodworking skills- (Dad) Oh he must of got that from me -_______-

My romantic thought track- (Mum) That's because he's my son -____-

My ingenuities when figuring out new ways around a issue- (Both parents) That came from us! T__T

It kills you inside, like they are trying to take any value you developed and add it to their own selves instead of allowing you to feel like you have these traits because of yourself and not because of them :(

Please read my story before you call me a cheating scum.

I'm almost 18, I legit can be in love with 2 girls at the same time and love both of them just as much, emotionally and sexually, no difference between them even if one is prettier or sexier than the other, it doesn't matter because their personalities are so damn attractive, I haven't tried with more than 2 women though, but I think I can handle that too.

I read online and went to a therapist and I learned that it's different between men and women, women can't be in love with more than one man, while men can be in love with more than one woman, it's biology, I just think it's very socially unacceptable, and I feel left out and hated because of this.

I just have a huge amount of love I can give to people, I'm a giver and I don't care how much I get back, and when it comes to romantic partners, one isn't enough because I'll give her too much love and that'll push her away, I can't really control that and nobody likes a huge rain of love, only solution I found is to scatter the love on more than one woman so nobody gets hurt.

Do women really need to feel exclusive in a relationship? Or it it better to hide them from each other? I've always been honest about this with my partners and they hated me for it... I love them and I never wanna hurt them, I don't mind getting hurt as long as I'm not lying to them or hurting them.

What do I do? 💔

She's asked me to stay in touch with her long distance over the past few months. When we talk, we have some deep conversations, and she tells me things about her life, and how her therapy (long story) is going. She definitely shares intimate things about her life with me. She always explains herself to me, and goes out of her way to make sure we stay in touch. She has told me directly that she isn't seeing anyone, but also said that she doesn't want to at the moment (which is fine, honestly, as long as we're connected). I try to keep things light and flirty but I also reveal deeper things about my life, thoughts, feelings, etc. No matter what happens between us though, she always gives my messages her attention quickly, and she always feels the need to explain herself to me.

Like she reached out to me over Valentine's Day, but it wasn't a very romantic thing. She told me about her day, what she was up to, some passion projects she's working on... there wasn't really anything flirty but she did try to add some humor to the conversation. She seems to take our conversations far more seriously than her casual friend conversations.

She has generally been receptive to the flirting, and she seems to like being in touch, but I can't tell if I should just cool the jets... after all, she's not really flirting back.

What do y'all think?

Is it selfish and unjustified to turn someone down because they werent attractive enough? Or is it a necessary requirement to be physically attracted to your romantic partner to a sufficient level? What if your potential partner is a 5-6/10? Is this good enough for you, or would you be settling? Some say looks will fade so it doesn't matter in the end, but others would like to keep their standards. What about you? Have you been on the giving or receiving ends of this judgement? Both? Comment below.

My story: I have only ever "dated" one girl and I reciprocated her feelings out of fear of making her sad. We never met in person but we sent eachother things via mail. Without realizing it, I was effectively leading her on to believe I liked her back even though I didn't really feel any genuine love. It got to the point where I asked her to be my girlfriend, but in the same day I told her the truth and why I hid it. She sent me a song, it was "Letters" by Seneca B. I felt so guilty afterwards because she was such a nice and sweet girl and didn't deserve that. I cried a lot. It's honestly taken me longer to recover than her since she's already over it. Part of me wants to believe I was justified, and part of me says I was in the wrong. She said she still wants to be friends since we had a good connection to eachother besides the failed relationship. And while I agreed for a while, I couldn't sustain it. I felt heavy guilt to the point where it was interfering with my studies. I sent her a long text a few days ago telling how I felt and why I was blocking her. I don't know what to think. I have mixed feelings. I guess I'm just inexperienced and I've learned my lesson. Looking to read other's opinions and experiences as feedback.