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This is completely normal, and so, so common in women! The ‘distant and mysterious’ type is attractive to SO many women. When someone is too in your face, or VERY into you, it can feel cringey, which is related to second-hand embarrassment! You like guys that don’t make it clear that they’re into you, but don’t like the ones that do - it’s a famous paradox. Please don’t chastise yourself for having this preference in men - within regards to finding flaws, this is also normal. And I think the issue there is that maybe you feel insufficient yourself, and you don’t want to feel like someone is treating you in a way that doesn’t represent how you feel towards yourself. Some people are just more picky with guys, and they have to be INTO them in order for there to be a possibility. It’s not necessarily a case of ‘fixing’ it, because that’s just you - if you have brown eyes, and you don’t like having brown eyes, you don’t ‘fix’ it, it’s just an aspect of who you are. Hopefully at least some of that was helpful!!
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this was super helpful. thank you... i feel like i’m atleast not crazy or horrible for being this way!!
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I am so glad I found this post! I am EXACTLY like you! I first have a crush on a guy and then suddenly when he likes me I get a lot of icks and alwaayyys the second hand embarrassment! Like everything he do becomes embarrassing to watch, last night when he danced at the party I got the ick so badly. I feel abnormal about being like this, I wish I wasn’t build like this.
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i’m happy we have eachother to relate to!! it’s so annoying isn’t it? if it gives you some hope though, i have seen little posts or comments on social media where people with the same issue have said it’s just a matter of finding the right person. so maybe that’s what we need!
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@garden Yes thank you! I am so glad I found this post right now, I am struggling a lot with this at the moment. I also have an avoidant attachment style, I struggle with making long lasting friends as well because of that. So I have a little faith, I love being in my own company and if a guy can make being alone worse than being with him, he is worth it.
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@🥰 i get you! my attachment style is hard to define because on the whole i like being alone and don’t like clinginess but i’ve also gotten quite attached to people before and like ‘ached’ when i’ve missed them. so i’m quite avoidant but also anxious 🤔 idk!!
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