Why Do Relationships Fail?

Originally posted by smoker4

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Originally posted by Smiter
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Honestly, because people get tired of ****ing the same person over and over again.

Originally posted by Grinning Goku
Honestly, because people get tired of ****ing the same person over and over again.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
very far from the truth.

Funny, that's what you said when you broke up with me. 🙁

Originally posted by Grinning Goku
Funny, that's what you said when you broke up with me. 🙁

Originally posted by Grinning Goku
Honestly, because people get tired of ****ing the same person over and over again.

If that's all you want, go to the brothel. The only relationshiop they like there is with your wallet.

and mr. ATM.

Relationships are for people who can put themselves second for the other persons sake. When both can do it it can be bliss. When only one is doing it, it gets old.

yin and yang.

That's a way to kill a convo.

every1 looks for something different, and sometimes people find that thier mate was nothing like they imagined

I believe some people misunderstand that relationships change. A person can still love someone without being in love with them. It's not a bad thing really, if you can live with that. Some can't though and want to move on.

Originally posted by Goddess Kali
every1 looks for something different, and sometimes people find that thier mate was nothing like they imagined

Stop shopping for sex-mates on sites like "MySpace" then... just some advice.

Originally posted by debbiejo
I believe some people misunderstand that relationships change. A person can still love someone without being in love with them. It's not a bad thing really, if you can live with that. Some can't though and want to move on.

Sure, it happens all the time. Some can live with that and some don't want to.

Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
so in this situation, would one of them be like "I still care immensely for you, but I am not sure if I love you?"

That's one of the many things that were wrong with my previous relationship. I wasn't honest with myself. I didn't love my girlfriend, but I cared for her very much. I don't know what 'true love' feels like, nor do I believe that it can truly exist. Relationships are never based solely on love. There's finances, compatibility, comfort level and settling for the one you're with. Honestly, how many people REALLY end up with the person they'd give anything to be with? I can think of many girls I might have been happier with, than my ex. Maybe, love is a matter of tolerance, too. Don't shoot me, though; these are just my current thoughts on the subject.

In the end love is a verb, not just a feeling.

nah, it's definitely a feeling. and a mighty good one at that.

Not JUST a feeling.