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It would much depend on the extent of the "clingy". A bit can be okay. But, it goes a long way. Amen a bit goes a very long way... |
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clingy doesn't work for me
 it's nice to feel needed and wanted, but I like my space... |
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 In a relationship, is it ok to be "clingy" if the other person is also clingy? Its not healthy. But, is it okay? It is only the business of the two people in the relationship. |
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Edited by
niko1
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Mon 01/12/09 08:55 PM
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of course it's okay. at times.
one of the main benefits of even being in a relationship is to allow yourself to be needed. and to admit to needing another. that's not detrimental to the relationship, nor is it a sign of personal weakness. at least not if it's on an occasional basis, or during certain stressful periods. I agree with the above statement to a point, but everyone requires some alone time once in a while. |
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In a relationship, is it ok to be "clingy" if the other person is also clingy? "Clingy" isn't really healthy, and no it's not ok. |
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of course it's okay. at times. one of the main benefits of even being in a relationship is to allow yourself to be needed. and to admit to needing another. that's not detrimental to the relationship, nor is it a sign of personal weakness. at least not if it's on an occasional basis, or during certain stressful periods. I agree with the above statement to a point, but everyone requires some alone time once in a while.  Well said Niko
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In a relationship, is it ok to be "clingy" if the other person is also clingy? If there's mutual clinginess involved, then it's okay to be clingy. Otherwise, it isn't. |
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Well...after the first 10 years...the clinging is more or less going to end up looking like each other.
That's just too spooky for me. |
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I think clingy is good when it is like effection towards each other on a frequent basis. Clingy like calling 15 times a day is bad.
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could be two people are so in love they can't keep their hands off each other See I don't see that as clingy. Clingy, to me, is suffocating, needy, and sick. It's confining and unhealthy. It gives the other person NO personal space & comes off desperate. So I guess defining what a person sees as 'clingy' is important eh?
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If a woman were to be "clingy" to me, I'd question it. I aint that great.
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So I guess defining what a person sees as 'clingy' is important eh? Yep. |
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That sounds a bit like co-dependence, dear Mirror.
It makes me think of a line in a current popular song, that one where the woman is sad because another has decided to stand where she once stood... something like I don't know who I am without you.... |
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That sounds a bit like co-dependence, dear Mirror. It makes me think of a line in a current popular song, that one where the woman is sad because another has decided to stand where she once stood... something like I don't know who I am without you.... But isn't that Biblical..where two become one? I like a good clingy relationship.. Very passionate! |
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That sounds a bit like co-dependence, dear Mirror. It makes me think of a line in a current popular song, that one where the woman is sad because another has decided to stand where she once stood... something like I don't know who I am without you.... But isn't that Biblical..where two become one? I like a good clingy relationship.. Very passionate! Hmmm, well it blurs the lines of need versus want. I am a very independent person. Two lives become one in marriage, sure, but I will never be a part of someone else. I would be a compliment, not a contribution. Makes sense? |
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That sounds a bit like co-dependence, dear Mirror. It makes me think of a line in a current popular song, that one where the woman is sad because another has decided to stand where she once stood... something like I don't know who I am without you.... But isn't that Biblical..where two become one? I like a good clingy relationship.. Very passionate! Hmmm, well it blurs the lines of need versus want. I am a very independent person. Two lives become one in marriage, sure, but I will never be a part of someone else. I would be a compliment, not a contribution. Makes sense? Yes, but that still leaves the door open for a little clinginess.. yay! |
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Yes, such as cuddling. That counts, right?
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Yes, such as cuddling. That counts, right? cuddle yes. clingy no. |
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Yes, such as cuddling. That counts, right? Cuddling, backrubs, foot rubs, hot baths together, etc.. yes! But nothing unreciprocated...like calling every 30 mins. while someone's at work.. In a couple-few years, the newness will wear off anyway. It will slow down on its own. :D But you'll have great memories to feed upon when you want to light the fire again.. |
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Yes, such as cuddling. That counts, right? Cuddling, backrubs, foot rubs, hot baths together, etc.. yes! But nothing unreciprocated...like calling every 30 mins. while someone's at work.. In a couple-few years, the newness will wear off anyway. It will slow down on its own. :D But you'll have great memories to feed upon when you want to light the fire again.. All of the above = 'affection'. Nowhere do I see 'clingy' 
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