When love fades from a relationship, is comfort and history enough reason to stay?
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Haruhi2 weeks agoelle what good are you doing asking questions here and having other ppl decide your fate when it should be decided by the both of you? -
Haruhi2 weeks agowe dont know what happened, we dont know your history, so we cant make an unbiased answer. decide for yourself what you want
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Tim2 weeks agoLove doesn't fade. It feels like your guts being ripped out of you when it's leaving. It's quite possible you don't even know what love is like yet. -
Drikeche Abde halim2 weeks agoA relationship built on honesty and loyalty has firm roots; a person may go through periods of emptiness, but that doesn't end life. -
CleanChatOnly2 weeks agoI'd say, mutual effort in trying to work things out is a good reason to stay. -
Elle M2 weeks agoGetting support doesn’t mean I can’t think for myself. Sometimes people just need someone to help them sort through the noise in their head.
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Elle M2 weeks agoBut I appreciate everyone’s answers. Sorry if it came across that way. I thought this was a space where I could freely ask questions and hear differen
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Teagan Presley2 weeks agoI'm a fun-loving person who loves trying new things, exploring different cultures, and meeting new people. When I'm not working, you can find me jammi -
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