Random Questions: About Loving The Wrong Person
Most of us have been in situations like this, when we fell in love with the person who was wrong for us in every way. When we get into relationships with people who loved us so right but turned out to not the right one for us.
And sometimes, when you are dealing with the pain and heartbreak that comes in the wake of finding out the mistake of loving someone who’s wrong for you, you get consoling words from friends like “There’s a reason for everything” or “Look on the bright side…” or “Behind every disappointment is a blessing.”
If you ever loved the wrong person, we would like to know: what lesson did you learn from it?
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7 Comments
Zayne
January 25, 09:50It’s been a war of feelings what I thought would Give me rest of mind brought something else to the table well it has taught me to never let my guard down and never give in too much that you loose yourself in the process
McDuke
January 26, 01:42It’s not worth it.
Fred
January 26, 07:16You can’t compel(or coerce ?) someone to love you.
If your partner isn’t reciprocating, just leave! Take off. Go on a vacation.
BRYAN PETERS
January 26, 10:17…And never come back
Francis
January 26, 11:11Always check to make sure you’re on the same page at all times.
Malik
January 29, 11:33Rt! Monthly, weekly. Stay updated.
lucky
January 29, 15:32That you shouldn’t love the wrong person