history: i am marry but still love my ex
knowledge: This often has a derogatory tinge, especially if it refers to unrequited feelings.
response: I see, do you feel derogatory tinge due this unrequited feeling?
history: i am marry but still love my ex
I see, do you feel derogatory tinge due this unrequited feeling?
yes we have a kid together
knowledge: The beloved may not be aware of the admirer's deep and strong romantic affection, or may consciously reject it.
response: Interesting, do they know of this strong romantic affection? But is it possible she is consciously rejecting it?
history: i am marry but still love my ex
I see, do you feel derogatory tinge due this unrequited feeling?
yes we have a kid together
Interesting, do they know of this strong romantic affection? But is it possible she is consciously rejecting it?
i think she does but like i said am marry and it makes it very hard for me just to see her
knowledge: Psychiatrist Eric Berne states in his book ''Sex in Human Loving'' that ''Some say that one-sided love is better than none, but like half a loaf of bread, it is likely to grow hard and moldy sooner.''
response: Well it's kind of like the renowned psychiatrist Eric Berne said, some think a one-sided love is better than none... but like a half loaf of a bread it will grow hard and moldy sooner or later.
history: i am marry but still love my ex
I see, do you feel derogatory tinge due this unrequited feeling?
yes we have a kid together
Interesting, do they know of this strong romantic affection? But is it possible she is consciously rejecting it?
i think she does but like i said am marry and it makes it very hard for me just to see her
Well it's kind of like the renowned psychiatrist Eric Berne said, some think a one-sided love is better than none... but like a half loaf of a bread it will grow hard and moldy sooner or later.
i think that is so true
knowledge: Berne was among the first psychiatrists to apply game theory to the field of psychiatry, along with the famed psychiatrist-psychoanalyst Thomas Szasz.
response: Side note but did you know he was one of the first to use game theory in psychiatry?