Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes, but as people always say, it’s a different kind of love than at the lustful beginning. He’s shown up for me and now kids for years and years, and been with me through thick and thin. He looks after all of us and always has our best interests in mind. Nobody in the world knows me better. I love the way he thinks and he’s funny. We’re an excellent team.
Do we want to jump each others’ bones all the time? No. But I’m more comfortable telling him what I like and want than in the beginning, so the quality is better.
NP. This is us, too, married 31 years. I respect him more and more as we get older. He's a good human being. Not perfect, nor am I. But I'm so fortunate to have married him.
Anonymous wrote:Yes, but as people always say, it’s a different kind of love than at the lustful beginning. He’s shown up for me and now kids for years and years, and been with me through thick and thin. He looks after all of us and always has our best interests in mind. Nobody in the world knows me better. I love the way he thinks and he’s funny. We’re an excellent team.
Do we want to jump each others’ bones all the time? No. But I’m more comfortable telling him what I like and want than in the beginning, so the quality is better.
Anonymous wrote:I was in love with my ex even before our divorce. He was so cruel to me however I had to leave him. It’s hard to understand why I love him after what he has done to me. Maybe it isn’t love but emotional attachment. What’s the difference though? But I still care and would help in in time of need thougb he objectively wouldn’t deserve that.