While these are basically written tongue-in-cheek, each has an element of truth to it as something people do when in a relationship and then they have difficulty understanding why things aren't going well with their partner.
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Whether they are married or in long-term relationships, women clients often tell me how full of dread and frustration they are when it comes to sex with their partners. Resentment has accumulated over years, and the frustration comes from trying so hard for so long to have great sex to no avail. They want better sex ... amazing sex, but their minds are full of negativity. The dread comes from not wanting to have to face the disappointment again, so sex becomes less and less frequent. They just have sex for their partner's sake ... to keep the peace and make sure he is happy at least once a month. There is no joy in sex for these women.
Wondering if a guy has long term potential? Chances are he's sending you blatant signals as to whether his "light is on" or not.
Sometimes even time and patience aren't enough to work through tough issues, but it's finding someone who is willing to accept those issues and doesn't fault you for them that is important.
Observations and musings from reading the posts, questions, comments, and answers from YT users...
The LoveFeed discusses the financial burden of breaking up, and is based on "When You Can't Afford To Break Up," by Pilar Anderson. Read her essay, here.
You know you're married when...well,take a look.
