What do you think makes you go for the same person,in a relationship?Like for me,I have always chosen guys that just didn't care about me and just used me,please share your thoughts on this.
It may be a symptom of trying to meet your own need in your own way instead of putting Christ first as Lord of your relationships. I've been there, done that. After my first wife deserted me and broke up our marriage, I spent seven years trying to find a replacement. Every time I tried, things ended up in disaster and God had to bail me out. When at last I decided to give up trying to find another marriage partner, and gave the whole thing to the Lord, saying that I will concentrate on my career and serving Him whatever may happen, three months later I met the person who was to become my second wife and we have been happily married now for 28 years. She was the right one for me, and I have achieved more for God (through His grace) in the last 28 years with her, than I ever had before.
I know our desire for love and companionship is very strong and has the potential for overruling the Lordship of Christ in that area. Also, the devil can lie to us and say that if we waiting patiently for the Lord, we will never find the right person for us. I firmly believe that being in a loving marriage is God's way for the majority of us. Celibacy is a distinct calling and God gives grace to have that direction meaningful and full of blessing. But if a person has strong desire for a marriage partner, then that is the certain sign that celibacy is not for that person, and waiting patiently on God will bring the right person along at the right time.
This doesn't mean that we sit in our room and never go out anywhere, or meet people. We need to get out there and have social times with others. There is nothing wrong with dating; but don't fall into the trap of concentrating on one person just because you are getting friendly, and thinking that "this is the one".
Go into each dating situation with your eyes wide open, and examine to see whether that person has the same faith and vision for God that you have. Don't go for looks as the priority. Look for character. Don't rush into a relationship until you have got to know that person thoroughly. In the first stages of a friendship, the other person will be on their best behaviour because they want to impress you. But often, when you get to know them better, their facade starts to crack, and you start to see what they are really like. The tragedy with so many is that they don't find that out until they are in a serious committed relationship or even married to the person!