I always fawn over dudes for really superficial resins, especially if i don't know them well and seem to internally fixate on them and create scenarios

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I always fawn over dudes for really superficial resins, especially if i don’t know them well and seem to internally fixate on them and create scenarios about them in my head, even if i know they’re s*****, or if they’re s***** to me, and create this fantasy about then that “what if they were the way they are but completely different”. i just wish I could find a dude who was into the same stuff as me but didn’t s*** as the person and wasn’t the kind of person i obviously don’t want to be around and knew how to treat me half way decently.

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I wish I knew others that had experienced this before. You dated someone just to find out they’re a narcissist that ends up replacing you with a dangerous criminal and within months the criminal passes away. This criminal wanted to write me a letter using a relatives mailing address and my relative said that she wasn’t getting involved in drama. I forgive but in the back of my mind,I question if God protected me from serious harm. Why do I feel as though this person faked their death and has actually left America when the website for the funeral home is trustworthy and they wouldn’t keep fake obituaries? Why do I feel my ex will find someone else to finish a dirty deed the previous and deceased partner had planned? Seriously, I wonder if anyone else had this experience before.

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