Not true. High school sweetheart graduated got a real job and was ready for life. I was in high school headed to college and young. We fell apart. Fast forward through 30 years 2 marriages 4 children a divorce and a death and he is back in my life and we are deeply in love. Timing can be everything.

what if someone is still immature and young in mind????

I believe there is bad timing. What couldn’t work at one time may work at another. Sometimes you meet your soulmate to young and you have to separate but years later you end up together. So I don’t think this is true.

Every being is different . We r all individual persons. What works for u will never work for anyone else.

The thing is some people dont want it as much as the other and of the conflics they’ve had makes there mind not want them as much as the other

I used to think this also. Till I met the woman im with now. Sometimes ppl are meant to be, and you get your shit together quick as fuck

Bad timing, might be someone is not available. Therefore good people will not chase it for their only own happiness on some other’s tear

Okay, I used to agree a lot with everything quote on this page, but lately, I’ve been disagreeing with almost every post!

Of course there is something such as bad timing…

There is definitely bad timing. When someone is in a different stage of life you do not force it. Time changes people as they develop.

Yeah I think it could be timing based on things that need closure, maybe some healing…..could be friends til then and see what happens.

I agree. Although some times they end in fatal situations like car wrecks or even death. My old girl friend Heather Renee Macy passed away from a seizure back in 2004. I have trouble now even trying to move on. I have not had much luck.

Every relationship is different. Of course this saying won’t apply to everyone but will apply to some. I believe timing plays a lot in life.. I’d have to say I’m going thru this now. But I feel, keep living life, and if they are meant to be, they’ll catch up if it’s meant to be.

I don’t believe this in any way. My husband and I were once high school sweethearts we were together for 6 years until we were 20. I moved away for 11 years basically was married had 2 children. We both had drug abuse or alcohol dependency when we were younger. I moved back when me and my ex broke up. My husband and I reconnected a year later where both of our lives were doing so much better and ended up married.
In our case the timing was bad we ended back in each other’s life’s when timing was better

No such thing as bad timing. If you’re not ready, it simply means you dont want it bad enough. But not all relationships is this way. Some emd based on abuse. Some end based on being hooked on drugs or drinking.

I agree. Bad timing is an excuse. Being ready for something is a myth. You can’t truly be ready for anything, change, adapt, and learn. Time is created. If you don’t think it’s time. Make it be the time. Must be brave to make the effort to make time right

Really depends on the relationship and situation

These types of mottos I feel add to the string of bad relationships and bad marriages. Incompatibility and a bad time in life are valid things when it chips away at the very human ability levels we need to get through the day. Its unnecessary to have a good person endure crap and wear down what makes them great just to live up to a super human motto. Take time and care and preserve each other when we can and maybe everyone will have better relationships and marriages ahead. Its sad that unfortunately the “bad timing” has been frivolously used… Read more »

Besides bad timing, plenty of different reasons why relationships simply just don’t work out & depending on the sceniro sometimes love just isn’t enough. It takes 2.

COMPLETELY DISAGREE (ish) – when you’re not in a good place for a relationship, hold onto someone, and drag them through you “fixing yourself” and not be happy (to end up not working out) is selfish – love is not selfish. Realizing that you’re not in a good place to work things out and (the toughest part) letting them go is being a friend, the best kind… and don’t you want a spouse that’s a best friend.

I say ish because to me this is a way of working through things.

Weak ppl cant handle relationship or things ,they blame it on time !!

The people who agree with this post sound like “know-it-all’s”. So every relationship that didn’t work out is because people were just lazy? Every relationship is different. Maybe they were doing what they needed to do at the time, which was love themselves FIRST. One must love them self, know them self and be content with them self before truly loving another.

To have a successful relationship, both husband and wife, gf and bf,, must be understanding enough interms of mood swing of each partner, next loyalty is very important–never ever cheat, be contented with both of you have, build trust, love and treasure your each others moment when your in each others arms, dat will gves u a strong relationships dat nobody can affect u, even alot of temptations is along your way…???

For one to say there is “no such thing” as bad timing… They’re wrong. Every relationship is different. I had a friend who thought she was always right and said the same thing…And then went and got back with the “Love of her life”. Her reuniting with him proved herself wrong. They both weren’t ready for that relationship years ago, due to work, maturity and experience. Let some time pass and he sure came back after her. Man oh man did I love the look on her face when she lost that argument!