Soldato
Jesus, you get less time than that for murder. That said, my parents are coming up on their Diamond anniversary.
I don't overly understand it, do people not spend time together before they commit to marriage these days? I first went out with my wife in 1988, when she was 18, we didn't get married until 1993. We're still together.
As the title says, I've noticed a lot in the last 6 months that a lot of couples that I know and that my wife knows have been splitting up.
It might be my age as I'm 37 and at that point in life people have been together a long time but it does seem particularly rife right now.
Am I being over sensitive here or has anyone else noticed?
Its probably the farting and belching that puts the partner off - I mean women shouldn't do that sort of thing.
BBC News said:Summer is a time for festivals, long lazy days in the park and for some of us... being single.
But come September, as the daylight hours get shorter and temperatures drop, you might find yourself wanting someone to cuddle up with.
That is basically the premise of "cuffing season" - that's when people who are normally happy being single decide it's time to find a plus-one for the Christmas party.
And then swiftly dispose of them before their trip to Ibiza in the spring. Brutal.
There seems to be a real lack of fighting for it.
I’ve ended loads of relationships on the basis that I didn’t ‘feel right’ even though I liked the person - there was some nagging feeling. But basically, not once did I ever say “hey - I’m feeling a bit poopy, what do you think?”. I just ended it on the basis of “I do not feel happy therefore it’s wrong”. I mean, that’s insane. Not once did I try and grow personally or, heaven forbid, actually work at the relationship.
Agreed.
Relationships are complicated and require work to build and maintain intimacy. Some more so than others. But what matters is your willingness to commit and accept the risk that the relationship may cause you pain - relationships can make you pretty vulnerable and well as making you very strong.
Haha it does, although you’re the person laughing at the misfortune of others, psychoLol, to me this makes you come across as a bit of a pyscho. It might be an age thing too. I dunno, no need for pseudo analysis, it just creeped me out and made me laugh.
Wow really, cool story bro! Who cares
Which is why the wife still hasn't twigged that I'm the local serial killer...!!You can spend years with someone and not truly know who they are.
Meh, my wife's known for years, Everyone needs a hobby she said.Which is why the wife still hasn't twigged that I'm the local serial killer...!!