5 Signs Someone Is Too Infatuated With You And May Not Be Ready for A Healthy Relationship
February 27, 2021
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In this video, I am going to talk about how to know if someone is too infatuated with you and may not be ready for a healthy relationship. In this video, I will let you know 5 signs that someone is using their limerance to fill a void in themselves because they can't love themselves or need to feel important and special, a behaviour that may lead to unhealthy dynamics down the road in a relationship.
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