Unconditional love is the key to a long-lasting relationship

Lydia 2022-09-05 11:52:26

Decided to turn love into marriage, those two people must have been very in love.

Unconditional love is the key to a long-lasting relationship. Everyone clearly knows that the unsolicited giving for each other's happiness, and the experience of intimacy and happiness that we feel from it, do not exist all the time, but exist in certain moments.

The essence of love is discrete moments, no love (between partners) is continuous, it only exists for a moment. Those moments of high light in a love constitute a beautiful relationship between us. I have to admit that love will be disconnected. Although love may break through the peak in some moments, when it falls into the routine of life, there will be nothing left.

A good relationship should be "equal," but differences in the sense of strength between partners are the norm in intimacy. In real life, in different scenarios, people will feel that the two of us are not equal.

One is strong and the other is weak;

Whenever this difference is felt, the "bullied" party can easily fall into anxiety, growl, anger, and even burnout. And this kind of bad mood will be contagious between partners. The party who "accepts and pays" will feel that the normalcy of life has been broken, and may issue soul torture to his marriage or relationship. Should such painful entanglements continue? ?

The burnout period will make us less satisfied with all the behaviors of the other half, and become numb and tired of this relationship or this person. This is not a lack of love, but a daily routine. After getting along with each other over time, a lack of fun and novelty is the norm.

When encountering emotional setbacks, the easiest way to get through is to have another person show up.

If there happens to be a heterosexual partner who can "relieve depression" at this time, he who has never participated in your married life, and he offers some innocuous suggestions for your married life, which may make you feel that a real loving life is not Problems like this will arise.

Emotions, as a love impulse, create a state of tension and sparks that sparkle. And a stable social relationship, or a stable family relationship, does not need these so-called feelings, ideals, and distance. Emotional indifference is a sign of social stability.

We still love each other, but the way we love has changed.

It is clear that the rest of the relationship is not over, but no one dares to take the initiative. Perhaps, both of them are working hard, but the timing is always wrong.

A minute ago, the two were still intimate, but maybe it was just for one sentence. You didn't want to say it, but I took the right seat. I accused you, and you started to get angry. All the old accounts of the rotten millet have been turned over, and the situation has intensified.

Obviously they still love each other, but they feel wronged and can't stay under the same roof. Everyone wants the other to make concessions, like a dead end.

Instead of giving up separation, try to stay together.

You know my emotions, and I know your temperament like the back of my hand.

It's really fortunate to meet someone who can make you the person you want to be.

Because of the nourishment of love, she is as bright as summer and as quiet as lake water.

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  • Rachel: It's not an affair. Theresa never had sex with him, they just kissed.

    Katie Jordan: A kiss is an affair.

    Liza: You think so?

    Katie Jordan: Absolutely. Once you establish anything truly intimate with another person, even talking, it has to affect the person you're supposed to be the most intimate with.

    Liza: But the crazy thing is that Theresa could fuck her husband. She just couldn't kiss him, I mean really kiss him.

    Rachel: It's not so crazy. There have been times when I'm so angry at Stan that I could fuck him but I don't want that count on anyone near me.

    Katie Jordan: A kiss can be so much more intimate than sex.

    Liza: Yeah. Why is that?

    Rachel: Because fucking means "yeah, yeah, I love you" but a kiss, a kiss means "I like you".

  • Dave, Ben's Literary Agent: You're writing a book about your grandmother?

    Ben: Yeah, she was an extraordinary woman.

    Dave, Ben's Literary Agent: Oh, um, I'm sure she was. Did she fuck a president?

    Ben: No.

    Dave, Ben's Literary Agent: No. Did she discover uranium?

    Ben: No.

    Dave, Ben's Literary Agent: A cure for cancer?

    Ben: No.

    Dave, Ben's Literary Agent: Nothing like that?

    Ben: No.

    Dave, Ben's Literary Agent: Why, why would anybody wanna read a book about her?

    Ben: 'Cause, Dave, she was four-foot-nine, she emigrated from Europe when she was a little girl, she worked in a sweatshop making buttonholes fourteen hours a day, and yet somehow managed to raise five kids and stay married to the same man for fifty-seven years. I'm telling you, Dave, this is gonna be the greatest love story ever told.

    Dave, Ben's Literary Agent: Let me explain something to you, not as your agent, this is as a friend. C'mere.

    [Dave leads Ben over to his office window]

    Dave, Ben's Literary Agent: C'mere. Alright, you see all these people out here, huh? You see they're getting into buildings, they're, they're driving in cars, they're crossing the street there, they're walking around. Every single one of these people is going to die someday, and they all know it, which is why they tend to regard the time that they have on this planet as precious. Now, there, there are a lot of things that take up a lot of that time, even if they don't enjoy it. They have to go to work, they have to get dressed, they have to wait in lines, they have to clean yards, they gotta get batteries, they have to, they have to visit the eye doctors, they're doing all these things. Now, add that to the time they spend sleeping, and eating, and, and, and, and washing up, and voting, and, and, and, and buying gifts for people they don't even like, and you can see why they're so choosy about how they spend whatever leisure time they do have. And you can understand why, unless she went down on somebody really interesting, why they're not going to waste their valuable time reading a book about your fucking grandmother.

    Ben: So, if I'm reading you right, you don't like the idea.

    Dave, Ben's Literary Agent: It's not that.