Are you afraid that you won't be able to live alone? Don't want to hurt your partner? Are you worried about what others will say?
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Well done, they lost her. The only woman who would swim oceans for you!
When the infatuation wears off after a few years of being in a relationship, we can quickly start looking elsewhere for what we miss in our partner. In the rest of the article, we reveal what people contribute to a relationship, what is good and what is not. Our behavior and energy will reveal whether a relationship will succeed or not.
Partnerships are not self-evident, they require a lot of work and persistence to work. And people mostly know it. But more often than not, they expect the other person to do more work.
Love never stops. When you love someone with an all-encompassing and unconditional love, it lasts as long as you live, because they are a part of you. You don't love him the same way anymore, but you still love him in a way. Relationships end and die out.
Everyone is in a hurry. No one takes time, not for themselves or for love, let alone a serious partner. Men and women embark on brief romances and complain that they lack love.
At some point, falling in love ends even in the happiest of relationships, and that's when other things matter! Respect! Understanding! Acceptance! Communication!
You know it's bad for you. You know that you are stressed with every written word you send him and when you press the button - send. Because you know he probably won't even answer you.
When the only words left in your relationship are good day, good run and no (or they even disappear), it's time to accept that your relationship no longer has a common path. Did you finally reach a tipping point where you realized that it can't go on like this? Do you no longer recognize yourself and do not know who you have become?
The beauty of love is that you show the other your heart, your vulnerability, your fears, your madness. Love can be a crazy carousel ride. Love is beautiful if you know its magic. But it can also be painful, sometimes even scary.
Somewhere inside you know that your relationship is over. But you deny and cover up the imminent truth. He won't be back. He didn't leave to love you more. But he's gone forever. How to get over it?
Do you love and be loved? Are you adapting to be loved? Are you their priority or do you turn a blind eye and accept all their blows as if they were a sign of love? Do you even know the difference between being loved and adapting to be loved?