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[quote=Anonymous]Has anyone dealt with this before? My issue is it feels shallow, but it also feels unfair to not be able to look at your partner with that excitement in your eyes. Here's the rub: everyone tells me I just haven't met "the one." But I'm not so sure it isn't something wrong with me. I just can't get out of this cycle where I meet someone who is good on paper and there IS attraction, but after the "honeymoon" period ends, the physical attraction/chemistry goes from an 8 to a -2. Even when the compatibility is strong. It sucks, but I'm starting to think I'd be better off being alone for good, which is a sad thought. Never married, mid 30s if it matters. Don't care about having kids either way. Just don't want to die alone, but also don't want to be with someone who I'm not physically strongly attracted to. And I mean physically. For me loving someone and being compatible with them doesn't move the needle on raw physical attraction. [/quote]
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