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Old 08-06-2012, 02:53 PM
 
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Im not judging, but I sometimes woner why do people stay in relationships like this, where they are together for years, yet they dont trust each other or even admit to being a couple? Are some so severely affraid to be on their own for a little while?
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Old 08-06-2012, 04:08 PM
 
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Im not judging, but I sometimes woner why do people stay in relationships like this, where they are together for years, yet they dont trust each other or even admit to being a couple? Are some so severely affraid to be on their own for a little while?
My personal theory on the matter is that it's a sexual chemistry thing. Whatever the other failings in the relationship may be and no matter how obvious it is to everyone outside the relationship that these two people are completely dysfunctional and going nowhere, the sex is great. Really great. As in people-write-songs-about-sex-like-this great. That's a hard thing to let go of, particularly for young people without a lot of experience. For most people who go through that sort of relationship it's simply part of growing up and it teaches them to value functional interpersonal relationships, but some people just get hooked on the sexual chemistry and keep chasing great sex (and confusing it with enduring love) in spite of major relationship flaws like dishonesty, infidelity, broken trust and "non-friendship".

Great sex makes people irrational.
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Old 08-08-2012, 09:35 PM
 
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[quote=Currency Pair Crocodile;25507818]She is not the wife. If white rosette is a cute and hot babe, she's gonna fall right into the jaws of another worthy bachelor without a passport.

The crocodile helped her see her own potential. She said she is working on getting out.[.


Yes I know she's not the wife but she's invested in this relationship. And I happen to know some really "hot babes " who respect themselves way to much to jump from one set of jaws to the next. ... You make it so predatory.
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