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Lonesome Loser | December 30, 2008

Hi, it’s good to see folks visiting this website about the experience of unrequited love.  This is meant to be a participatory discussion, not a monologue. Please leave comments!  You don’t have to give personal information to comment.  The system will ask for your name and an email address but you can just make stuff [...]

Charlie Brown and the Little Red-Haired Girl

Lonesome Loser | July 30, 2010

This is perhaps one of the most well-known stories of unrequited love.  It’s helpful in terms of communicating the experience of unrequited love or limerence to others, as most everyone (at least in U.S. culture) is familiar with the story and we can all empathize with Charlie Brown’s longing, fear of not being good enough, [...]

Primer for Handling a Declaration of Unrequited Love

Lonesome Loser | July 30, 2010

The perspectives of the Loved Ones are discussed and will continue to be discussed in various posts on this blog, but this post in particular is intended to be the more matter-of-fact, “How to Handle a Declaration of Unrequited Love, For Dummies” version. First, you need to decide (and this shouldn’t be difficult) whether the [...]

Same Planet, Different Worlds

Lonesome Loser | May 22, 2010

Funny how we hear things we want to hear, and ignore things we wish weren’t true. It’s human nature, we all do it for any number of reasons. The dual lenses of denial and rose-coloring in the bifocal glasses that we all use is particularly distorting in unrequited love. Loved Ones say things we over [...]

Like or Love?

Lonesome Loser | May 12, 2010

Are you in love or in like? Is there a difference between friendship and love? Social science research says, yes, there is a difference. The link “View Survey” below will open a survey on this page that may help you decide if what you feel for a particular person is more similar to being “in [...]

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