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can one be rendered unable or incapable of love/loving after being through a ver traumatic experience, with a partner? ( please post more then a one word answer)
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I don't think so.
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It would vary from person to person, and be largely dependent upon the level of trauma experienced and one's own particular sensitivity and reaction to said trauma.
I wouldn't want to use the term "incapable of love" in any case, because it assumes a condition that is untestable and unknowable to anyone other than the subject himself/herself. But I have known people who shut themselves off from love after one particularly nasty experience. |
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I agree, some may shut themselves off from love after one traumatic experience, but that doesn't mean they're not capable of loving, they simply choose not to be open to it.
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Agree with you both!
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the reason i ask, if you may have been wondering, is because i have somewhat recently been through a fairly traumatic experience and now feel like i said incapable of love, this could also be the choices ive made in what woman since the experience i have dated. ,,,, key details in the experience , dumped on thanksgiving for wanting to spend the day with my family, rekindled and talked about dateing again, she also talking to another man, dates other man (me un knowing ) and still messing around with me, other guy finds out, threatens me many occasions (after i cut her out the picture ) she comes back saying they broke up (lies), i fall for it ( my own stupidity), i find out there still dateing after i get jumped by him (and whooping his A$$) i break it off with her again . havnt talked to her since . that just some major points any questions just ask i dont mind.
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Edited by
navygirl
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Thu 07/07/11 08:43 PM
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can one be rendered unable or incapable of love/loving after being through a ver traumatic experience, with a partner? ( please post more then a one word answer) Yes, they can. After a woman is abused by her partner; she can be afraid to fall in love again or ever trust another man. I am living proof of that. |
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Edited by
Troublebug
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Thu 07/07/11 09:59 PM
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Yes you can. But to get over or past it = first you have to heal from the traumatic experience and learn that people are different .
(Voice of experience here-- was in an abusive marriage, and them married and divorced again* and YEs I LOVED him) |
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no
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yes
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maybe
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yes,no or maybe , jeez the answer was so simple !
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i think u have just been very unlucky and have met the wrong person. u should have respect for yourself not to go back near this girl, have nothing to do with her. she is no good for u. i've had a tough time with an alcoholic husband, have come out the other side and am looking for love! dont think too much about it, just concentrate on being u again!
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John Bobbit would say 'No'.....
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i think u have just been very unlucky and have met the wrong person. u should have respect for yourself not to go back near this girl, have nothing to do with her. she is no good for u. i've had a tough time with an alcoholic husband, have come out the other side and am looking for love! dont think too much about it, just concentrate on being u again! |
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Mingle and learn, there's all walks here.
The best to you! Try not to shut the door on love. |
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