
taurusgirl78
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Walls in dating often develop from past experiences and protect emotional vulnerability. To appear more open without seeming desperate, focus on genuine communication, confidence, and maintaining healthy boundaries. Reflecting on your feelings and gradually sharing more about yourself can help ease insecurities and foster authentic connections.




Posted by dreamer23
Well you and I have the opposite problem. LOL. I am a Pisces; I am ALWAYS emotionally open. I see it as a strength, not a weakness, but there are times when it gets me in trouble. In your case, is it fear of getting hurt that makes you closed off? I was married too and although I left the relationship it did hurt me to do so, and I think there may be some fear there of getting hurt. But its only natural. But you must be brave! :-)

Posted by dreamer23
Well you and I have the opposite problem. LOL. I am a Pisces; I am ALWAYS emotionally open. I see it as a strength, not a weakness, but there are times when it gets me in trouble. In your case, is it fear of getting hurt that makes you closed off? I was married too and although I left the relationship it did hurt me to do so, and I think there may be some fear there of getting hurt. But its only natural. But you must be brave! :-)

Posted by BellatheBullPosted by dreamer23
Well you and I have the opposite problem. LOL. I am a Pisces; I am ALWAYS emotionally open. I see it as a strength, not a weakness, but there are times when it gets me in trouble. In your case, is it fear of getting hurt that makes you closed off? I was married too and although I left the relationship it did hurt me to do so, and I think there may be some fear there of getting hurt. But its only natural. But you must be brave! :-)
I have a Pisces moon....my wall is made of plexi glass,and I keep my nose pressed up against it.click to expand


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We had a good time conversing about our lives, jobs and of all things...dating. I was married to this man for nine years, so he knows me better than any man I've known since then. I was a little shocked at his observation that men are reluctant to approach me because he said I put up a wall. I joked and said it was to keep the jerks and losers away, but I guess I never really realized that I tend to do that. It's been 4-1/2 years since we divorced and I'm the one that walked away from the marriage. I have dated in that time period. However, now I am beginning to be self-conscious about his observation and wondering how I can be a little more open, but not appear desperate. Geez...am I that messed up?