Should you fantasize about having a relationship with someone you know who has expressed they are not interested in you?
Should you fantasize about having a relationship with someone you know who has expressed they are not interested in you?
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No, nothing helpful will come from nurturing that fantasy.
A relevant proverb I heard somewhere on a similar topic: You can't prevent a bird from flying over year head. But you absolutely can prevent it from building a nest in your hair.
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In what reality would that be a healthy thing to do?
No. I know it hurts, but you need to let go.
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No, once you know it's not going to happen you need to do what you can to let the idea go.
Holding into it is just tying an anchor to your happiness that will only get heavier.
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No, it is not healthy and will go nowhere or could turn into an obsession in the worst case scenario. It is better to move on and find someone who is interested
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Seconded.
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Don't do that to yourself. You need to move on.
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As a pure act, I can't see that it causes any harm.
However, it will very likely lead to frustration, anger, and poor treatment of the person in question. Those things are bad.
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If you can't help it you can't help it. But you should try and not do that because its a painful place to be mentally.
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The bad place.
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As always, the dose makes the poison. An occasional fantasy won’t harm you, but an obsession is unhealthy and will make your life hell.
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No, it will just hurt you in the end.
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"Should you" as in "is it morally/ethically wrong?" No, it's not. "Should you" as in "is it a good idea?" No, it's a terrible idea. And I think you know that on some level.