I fall in love with two people.

Dear User, Thank you for reaching out and sharing your situation. Falling in love with two people can be a challenging and overwhelming experience. It is understandable that you may be feeling confused and conflicted about what to do next. It takes courage to acknowledge your feelings and seek guidance, and I want you to know that you are not alone. From a Buddhist perspective, we understand that attachment and desire are natural human experiences. However, it is important to recognize the impermanence of all things, including relationships. Our attachment to people and things can cause us to suffer when we cling to them too tightly, or when we experience loss or change. In this situation, it is important to practice mindfulness and compassion towards yourself and others. Recognize that your feelings are valid, but also impermanent. From a psychological perspective, falling in love with two people can be a sign of indecisiveness or a fear of commitment. It may be helpful to reflect on what each person represents to you, and what needs or desires they fulfill. Are you seeking companionship, excitement, or security? It may also be helpful to examine any patterns or past experiences that could be influencing your current situation. As a coach, my advice to you would be to take time to reflect on your feelings and needs. Consider the values and qualities that are important to you in a relationship. It may be helpful to have open and honest conversations with both individuals, while being mindful of their feelings and boundaries. Ultimately, you will need to make a decision that feels right for you, while being compassionate towards yourself and others. Remember, no matter what decision you make, you are deserving of love and happiness. May you find peace and clarity on your journey.