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Words like "forever" are spread
thruout love songs as if they were propaganda. These
words are not romantic, if you think about it. Is a
"life sentence" romantic?
For your own peace of mind: Do not use words like
"forever" or "eternal" in any of your
relationships. Maybe I sound too philosophical here, but nothing
is forever, thus you'd introduce a lie into your partnership and
you'd probably break your own "eternal" word by leaving your partner.
Also the concept of "Till death do us
part" is another factor in this misconception of
relationships. It can even make you wish that your partner
"should die" to stop this oath. Have you ever seen old
couples who hate each other? Unspoken or outspoken? Is this the
life you want to live just for the sake of "Only Mr. Death
has the power to decide when to stop our relationship"?
In our fast changing times it is very uncommon
to meet a partner and stay with him for the rest of the life.
Thus we can safely assume that it is not unusual if your partner
will NOT be the last or probably will be not the best of all
possible partners.
How about making your goal to stay with your partner, say, 2
years? You can always re-decide to stay longer. But by making
unrealistic goals like "We will stay together until we die
= for the next 57 years" makes you run directly into a failure.
And why should you fail totally unnecessary?
Are you religious and do you believe
that every marriage is for eternity? I don't have any real
argument against this, since one cannot argue very well with
beliefs. But if you believe in eternal love, you might as well
believe that "suffering in marriage is god's test". I
don't know why god should test us via marital troubles, but
maybe this explains why god isn't married.
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