why is it that the excitment of different things in life seems to fade so quickly? Relationships commonly experience this and then two people simply co-exist, trying to tolerate each other. Are we meant to be in a monogamous relationship when this happens most of the time. Does the 50 % divorce rate support this notion? Surveys on how often people is committed relationships commonly find 30-50%!
I suspect that 15-25% of peopel are actually satisfied in their relationship, after a 6-18 month honeymoon period.
I am not supporting polygamy either, just wondering if relationships should similar to a lease on a car. After 3 years, if no issues are present (kids, economic deprendence, just walk away).
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no-initials posted on Sep 29, 2006
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momsrock said on Oct 01, 2006....
I am torn on the issue. I am still hoping that when you find the person you were meant for, keeping the excitement and love for one another doesn't feel like such work. I think you would enjoy keeping the flame alive.
I think when you are with someone because they are there, you don't put any effort into it and a relationship can't survive like that.
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