will you prefer your partner to be SA sufferer like you?
Yes
42%
[ 41 ]
No
20%
[ 20 ]
Whatever, this doesn't make sense to me
11%
[ 11 ]
I don't know
25%
[ 24 ]
Total Votes : 96
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jss Newbie User
Joined: Oct 19, 2005 Posts: 70 Location: Japan (but from Egypt)
Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2005 5:02 am Post subject: what partner you prefer SA or not SA
Hello friends,
I don't know if this question is asked before or not but sorry guys if it is a repeated question
I just found that I am in need to know what other SA fellows think of this issue
especially I prefer my partner to be SA sufferer like me
Note : some are misunderstood my question so here is the clarification
I meant say if you have 2 persons one has SA but the other doesn't
which one you would prefer to be your spouse or partner in life?
this question is not for singles or teens only
this is for all SA fellows even if you are 100 years old
for people who already married or not singles just imagine if you were still single what option you would choose?
Last edited by jss on Mon Oct 24, 2005 6:19 am; edited 3 times in total
Joined: Jul 07, 2005 Posts: 423 Location: Arabian Peninsula
Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2005 11:42 am Post subject:
I would prefer her to be a social phobic like me. Actually both have strenghts, blindsopts so not easy to choose. I can understand if anyone said i'd prefer him/her to be nonsocialphobic. Anyway i prefer that coz it will be emotionally easier to me, i guess you understand that.
Till now, majority prefer social phobic yeeeeeeeeeeeeees
I'd prefer my spouse to be gentle and sensitive but MUCH more confident and outgoing than I am, just not a SOCIAL ANIMAL. This is because his confidence will rub off on me and it will give me the push I need.
I can't imagine anything worse than dating someone who also has SA. One of my concerns would be the effect this will that have on our children. If they see both parents behaving awkwardly/nervously with other people, I worry they'll copy the behaviour, pick up on our mannerisms and start to exhibit the same anxieties.
I don't know. That's an interesting question. I would like the person to not be as shy as me, because I like to try new things and maybe a non affected partner could help me "come out of my shell". But at the same time maybe an affected partner and I would appreciate the same things.
Joined: Nov 06, 2005 Posts: 4 Location: Kent, UK (M/21)
Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2005 2:47 pm Post subject:
I'd prefer someone like me...some I could relate to. Not someone who can't go into a public place (or who is continually depressed), but neither someone who can dive into any social situation without second thought.
As for two shy/sa people being a limiting factor, I personally think they would give each other extra confidence just by being together, so it would be a helfpul thing overall.
I can see the advantages of someone not as shy as me, but I don't think I'd feel comfy around them. I need people like myself, I don't really adapt to others that well.
By the responses, it seems generally the SA guys prefer SA girls, but SA girls want non-SA guys. Kinda sad actually not even an SA girl likes SA guys...
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