Researchers have "found that unrequited love is distressing for both the would-be lover and the rejecting person. Would-be lovers had both positive and intensely negative feelings about their failed relationship. The rejectors, however, felt uniformly negative about the experience. Unlike the rejectors, the would-be lovers felt that the attraction was mutual, that they had been led on, and that the rejection had never been clearly communicated. Rejectors, in contrast, felt that they had not led the other person on; moreover, they felt guilty about hurting him or her. Nevertheless, many found the other person's persisence intrusive and annoying; they wished he or she would have simply gotten the hint and gone away. Rejectors saw the would-be lovers as self-deceiving and unreasonable; would-be lovers saw their rejectors as inconsistent and mysterious."
Well doesn't that sound extremely familiar. FML.










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Funny vid of Bill Kaulitz------->[link]
Ever notice that the word "studying" is "student" and "dying" put together?
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