Postulate: Most couples aren't happy with their SO. They don't leave because it's more difficult than staying. Discuss, robots.
Postulate: Most couples aren't happy with their SO. They don't leave because it's more difficult than staying. Discuss...
Oliver Walker
John Stewart
they must be fucking retards then, why would you do something and not like it and then continue doing it
Justin Wilson
Yes, and I take great comfort in this fact. They may not be single but they're not happy. Helps me sleep at night.
Colton Howard
Counterpoint: Building up a long-time rapport with somebody means that your relationship increases in quality as time goes on. Perhaps you can be temporarily swayed by the temptation of new thrills, but it is merely an illusion. So, in a sense, it is more difficult to stay together, but more rewarding ultimately.
Wyatt Lopez
Most kids I knew growing up had divorced parents. Most people I talk to online have divorced parents too.
Seems like most marriages are doomed to what OP says or they end in divorce.
I wouldn't fall for the marriage meme, certainly not before turning 30 at the youngest.
Owen Garcia
rapport does build over time in a relationship, but that doesnt make me keep talking to family, friends I've know for 5+ years, or significant others. Eventually the relationship sprouts pic related and nothing they provide matters to you
Cameron Brooks
this is me. I want to leave my GF and be a neckbeard but I can't quite afford it yet. Sex and love are overrated. weed, booze and the internet are forever.
Tyler Wright
Depends on the partner, some of them age like milk.
Lucas Young
You get out what you give in. A relationship acts as an amplification function, and when both partners put in effort, the rewards are good. Any tiresome-ness is transient, and is merely the lull-time in between effort and reward. Patience and effort are the inputs, and happiness is the output. More than a fair trade to me. But of course, it must be bilateral and based on trust. This is why it does not apply to family members or friends: they do not give enough and cannot be trusted.
Ayden Ramirez
So, a fine vintage cheese? Sounds good to me.