
Scubafish
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Posted by grinch33344
For me, not usually, no. Especially if I really like the person. There was one time that I did that though. It's because I wasn't sure, or rather, I knew that it's not going to work out with him (family issues). So yes despite loving him so much I decided to leave him and ended up in a relationship with another guy as a rebound.

Posted by treefrogger
no. i have never run away from someone i love. why would you run away from the person you love?
people did run away from me though.

Posted by MissBizarre
I think it would all depend on the situation I was running away from. If I knew it wasn't going to ever work out, rather than face being hurt AND alone I think it could have been quite possible (when I was a younger crab) to jump into something else quickly.

Posted by grinch33344Posted by ScubafishPosted by grinch33344
For me, not usually, no. Especially if I really like the person. There was one time that I did that though. It's because I wasn't sure, or rather, I knew that it's not going to work out with him (family issues). So yes despite loving him so much I decided to leave him and ended up in a relationship with another guy as a rebound.
Hi Grinch, thanks for your answer and your honesty.
I am really sorry to hear this, and want to know more?
Were you happy with the rebound, and how long did you guys last?
You really did love your former boyfriend, but couldn't be with him because your family rejected him?
That is soooooooooo sad!!! 😢
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Thank you for the sympathy Scubafish, you're such a sweetheart. 🙂 I'm over it now though.
Long story short, I got into a relationship with this guy and yes my family didn't approve him. Our relationship was such a mess, I think part of it was my fault of getting into the relationship knowing that it wouldn't work out. It was a total emotional disaster, a lot of push me pull me game by both of us (me because I knew I shouldn't be with him, and him because he wanted to move on but couldn't). So anyway, after two years worth of emotional torrent, we were finally able to go our separate ways. There was this second guy who seemed to like me, and sadly the only way I was able to move on from my ex was was to project my desperation and love to this other guy instead of to my ex (very pathetic, I know). I hope it makes sense to you?
Unfortunately it didn't work out either with the second guy. As I grew closer to him, I noticed that we had different values and point of view in life. Such differences would not make a difference then, but it would be an issue in the long term. And he too, did not think that we should get together yet, because both of us were still immature and things were uncertain. I had no patience to wait around and decided to leave the relationship. It lasted for 6 months I think, but it was beautiful while it lasted. Sometimes I still wonder what would happen if I decided to wait for him until he thought we were both mature enough to start dating.
Both guys are Pisces btw, the second o


Posted by grinch33344Posted by Scubafish
Hm in my personal opinion that depends on her, if she ended up liking the rebound guy just like I did with mine, it will be pretty darn hard for her to leave the relationship. Perhaps one day she could be fed up and left. It will take a while though I think... I have this Cancer friend who was hung up by the guy she likes (Cap) for 7 years before she decided to take some action.click to expand

Posted by wineaux
running is something you do when you need the space and time to think & feel whether it's love or infatuation. running is something you do when you're scared because your mind is constantly thinking about the object of your affection - and as discussed before by other cancers here - that is one SCARY situation to be in. running is something you do when something is so real that you can taste, touch and feel it and that just seems UNREAL.




Posted by ComplicatedOne
I think it's very possible that she rebounded...
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I was in the gym tonight pushing the weights really hard, and was listening to Linkin Park.
They have a song called "Easier To Run," which gave me what alcoholics often refer to as a moment of clarity.
Well, it made me think of my ex-girlfriend of 4 years who is a Cancer. Yeah, it's over and all...
Long story short, she ran away from everything and got married rapidly on the rebound rather than end things on amicable terms for our relationship.
Do Cancers sometimes feel inclined to run away from people who really love them, or is that a less common trait than it seems?