Would u stay In a relationship if ur partner told you "I no longerfeel that deep love I once felt for u,but...
16 Answers to "Would u stay In a relationship if ur partner told you "I no longerfeel that deep love I once felt for u,but..."
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Ahh, the importance of finding someone to be a best friend. Someone you enjoy playing, working, laughing, singing and dancing with.
Passion is like many other things. It comes and goes.
Some of the longest lasting couples I have known during life were not the most passionate. But they cared about each other, they had fun being with each other.
They appreciated and cherished the passionate moments they found when they appeared.Like (3)
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i want something like t hat too.
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I would stay. I have gone through that feeling before, and it's natural. But that's when, instead of throwing away the relationship, you stay and fix it.
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I have heard that in a long term relationship, it is not about falling in love once, but multiple times over the course of the relationship. Relationships take a lot of work..I think that if you don't try to stay together and work it out, you might have regrets later.
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Absolutely. Why make divorce an option if you both want to work on it?
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I guess it would depend on what they're "working through" and what their remaining feelings are.
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Welcome to the changing nature of love.
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No, if:
1. It was a cheating issue
2. It was a 'I'm gay' issue
3. It was a we haven't been together a whole lot issue
Otherwise, yeah, probably!Like (3)
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That's very elaborate answer , I like it :)
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Thanks! : )
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I always try to work through things, no matter what.....marriage is important to me
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no why delay what will eventualy happen. ive been through this before
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I did stay. It was a horrible mistake. We should have divorced years before we did.
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Well it's pretty hurtful, but he's honest enough to tell you. So yes I would
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No, people change, situations change, life is about change not about being stagnate. Every thing in our lives goes thru a change, it's healthy and natural
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I'd try for awhile, but if she still felt like that after a reasonable amount of time, I'd contact a lawyer and prepare to move on.
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Hardly sounds fun.
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I would go to counseling and see if we could figure it out
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by Unlabelled1211 Sep 29th, 2012 at 10:37AM
I would try and work through it with them before giving up on things
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