Dating is a sweet experience, but when you become overly dependent on your partner, your heart secretly starts to ache! When you visit an amusement park, which ride would you want to go on multiple times?
A. Pirate Ship.
B. Roller Coaster.
C. Spinning Teacups.
D. Freefall rides (like bungee jumping).
Choice A: You tend to be suspicious and prone to neurotic behavior. The fatal flaw in love for this type is insecurity. Many things trigger their imagination, leading them to overthink and get stuck in a rut. If someone stirs the pot nearby, their neurotic tendencies will flare up...
Choice B: You're quick to anger and prone to flaring up. Your fatal flaw in love is intense possessiveness. While you start off as a sweet, submissive partner, deepening affection triggers controlling tendencies. If your partner's whereabouts seem unclear or their speech hesitant, you'll become furious, constantly on the verge of exploding.
Option C: You're overly dependent and overly concerned about your partner, risking losing yourself and developing dependency issues. Your fatal flaw in love is indecisiveness. When you love someone, you feel you must give all your love to truly love them. But when you give too much, you surrender your entire emotional state to them—happy when they're happy, sad when they're upset.Truth is, you are already a miracle in this world. The other person loves you simply because you are you—a unique you—not because you cater to others.The fatal flaw for this type in love is being overly emotional. When happy, everything seems perfect—they feel the other person is their entire world and feel incredibly lucky to be with them. But when in a bad mood, they feel like they've been cursed for eight lifetimes to be with this person. See? How could the other person possibly keep track of your ever-changing moods? If you love him/her, please don't torment him/her!