Depersonalization Support Forum banner
1 - 17 of 17 Posts

· Registered
Joined
·
125 Posts
Discussion Starter · #1 ·
Are/were you an active dater or married?
I date(d) often and am/was married.1530.00%
I date(d) rarely but am/was married.1020.00%
I date(d) often but was never married.510.00%
I date(d) rarely and was never married.2040.00%
 
G

·
the results of this poll may be a feature of the average age of members. We seem to have many of the under 25 variety right now.

Also, what about a category for those of us who dated often, and have been married more than once? Nobody cares about us.....
:shock:
 
G

·
the results of this poll may be a feature of the average age of members. We seem to have many of the under 25 variety right now.

Also, what about a category for those of us who dated often, and have been married more than once? Nobody cares about us.....
:shock:
 
G

·
While sticking to my guns on the "age" issue possibly skewing the results here..........I do actually have other thoughts on the issue. For me - dating, interacting with others who I may be attracted to.....has usually been helpful as far as my DP experience. Being with somebody I have feelings for, emotional or physical or both, seems to have the effect of drawing me up out of myself.
I remember when I first became DP: one of the effects was that I seemed to become less shy. As if I didn't much care anymore what people thought of me, how I appeared, etc. I no doubt lost some self confidence, but at the same time gained the advantage of knowing that I was less likely to be hurt by another person. This somehow had the effect of allowing me to be in more situations where emotional attachment became possible.
When I feel something for another person, I feel much more "me."
Again, I can only speak for myself, but love is something that can transcend DP/DR.
This benefit has also caused problems over the years.
 
G

·
While sticking to my guns on the "age" issue possibly skewing the results here..........I do actually have other thoughts on the issue. For me - dating, interacting with others who I may be attracted to.....has usually been helpful as far as my DP experience. Being with somebody I have feelings for, emotional or physical or both, seems to have the effect of drawing me up out of myself.
I remember when I first became DP: one of the effects was that I seemed to become less shy. As if I didn't much care anymore what people thought of me, how I appeared, etc. I no doubt lost some self confidence, but at the same time gained the advantage of knowing that I was less likely to be hurt by another person. This somehow had the effect of allowing me to be in more situations where emotional attachment became possible.
When I feel something for another person, I feel much more "me."
Again, I can only speak for myself, but love is something that can transcend DP/DR.
This benefit has also caused problems over the years.
 

· Registered
Joined
·
835 Posts
went for the not married option but have commitment and mortgage just not religious (as in religions that recommend marriage) and dont need the law involved in life choices
 

· Registered
Joined
·
835 Posts
went for the not married option but have commitment and mortgage just not religious (as in religions that recommend marriage) and dont need the law involved in life choices
 
1 - 17 of 17 Posts
This is an older thread, you may not receive a response, and could be reviving an old thread. Please consider creating a new thread.
Top