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I think it really depends in the areas you are opposite in. Opposite values or philosophies of life or ideas of how the relationship should function will probably cause a lot more conflict than opposite hobbies or food preferences or the stuff that we're more willing to let people have personal taste in than consider absolutes with a right and wrong way to be.
So I can cope with someone who doesn't eat chocolate or pizza (more for me), but someone who thinks that eating meat is a sign of weak character and lack of concern for others is going to have a hard time watching me eat my bacon cheeseburgers and I imagine there will be arguments.
So I can cope with someone who doesn't eat chocolate or pizza (more for me), but someone who thinks that eating meat is a sign of weak character and lack of concern for others is going to have a hard time watching me eat my bacon cheeseburgers and I imagine there will be arguments.
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Just shortly before my last ex was an ex, when things were going badly, I asked her a similar question.
When I asked her about her idea of a perfect relationship,
she screamed, "One that YOU aren't in!"
I was truly shocked.
I was heartbroken and shocked.
I didn't know what to say.
Finally I recomposed myself, looked her dead in the eye, and said,
"Well... YOU really shouldn't end a sentence in a preposition!"
That was when I first noticed retaliation wasn't my forte.
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When I asked her about her idea of a perfect relationship,
she screamed, "One that YOU aren't in!"
I was truly shocked.
I was heartbroken and shocked.
I didn't know what to say.
Finally I recomposed myself, looked her dead in the eye, and said,
"Well... YOU really shouldn't end a sentence in a preposition!"
That was when I first noticed retaliation wasn't my forte.
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I think this is the reason why you'll find a great number of us who are hesitant, waiting, or possibly even learning to be content the way we are (single.)
We all want to find what we think is an ideal relationship, but we actually see so few examples in real life that it's hard to keep believing.
We all want to find what we think is an ideal relationship, but we actually see so few examples in real life that it's hard to keep believing.
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