The fact that two people have strong feelings for each other does not mean that their love alone is enough to stay together. What would make me end my relationship with someone I otherwise love very much? 1. If he stumbles on gambling and gets too caught up in time without wanting to be helped. 2. If he starts drinking or taking illicit substances (on the same principle). 3. If you cheat on me (repeatedly) physically or emotionally. 4. If his attitude towards me changes and becomes colder and more withdrawn, more silent, more closed and without a desire to share, and this continues for a long time with no prospect of change. 5. If he becomes a workaholic who notices nothing but his profession. From work - home, home - work again. And the partner turns out to be part of the furniture. Invisible. 6. If he insists at all costs to have children from me in case I do not feel ready for such a step. 7. If he tries to restrict my freedom as a person under the pretext that this is best for me, behind which is classic jealousy and a strong sense of ownership. 8. If he insults me harshly or severely or touches me. 9. If he cares more about his family or friends than he does about me. I will give as an example a real-life couple, where the man is non-stop in restaurants with his avers, and his wife takes care of their sick child all by herself and wonders who to look for to take her to the hospital. When this is not the case, the man in question always considers his mother and father right, and blames his wife for absolutely everything. He never protects her, he never even tries to look at things objectively. And she keeps washing, rubbing, cook and wash. And he cares for his sick parents with devotion and warmth, despite the insults and accusations. 10. If he becomes sexually (and not only) selfish. If he starts thinking only about his pleasure and systematically forgets that I am also a living person who needs tenderness - physical and emotional. 11. If he stops working (not due to illness or caring for a child, an adult, a temporary situation, etc.) and lies on my shoulders at the absolute opportunity to make some money alone, and this lasted more than 6 months. 12. If I learn from him a secret which he has refused to share with me so far, and the contents of which are too painful and insulting for me to accept. 13. If his development (mentally, emotionally, intellectually, professionally) freezes at the same level for years and so to speak, my partner blunts brutally, does not want to develop, he does not care about the future and has decided to live only in the present moment. 14. If over the years he recognizes me as his mother and leaves me to take full care of the home (washing, cooking, cleaning, ironing, raising the child) while he finds new hobbies and activities. If he becomes a consumer who goes home just to throw a ball of dirty socks and eat a portion of chicken with rice. This is something I would not accept, despite the beauty of our common past and the strong feelings we have experienced. If a man changes and starts behaving the way he described above, and if talking to him and my patience, my love, and my attempts to help him deal with himself don't work, we'll have to break up. And I won't wait years to see change. If a man loves, he does not make his partner feel lonely, betrayed, desperate and at a dead end. Love is not just a feeling. Love is mostly action. Either you (re) tell someone how much he means to you, or you lose him.
1 amateurbabie answered
A woman's "great love" is just an expression, a word. They say it to blind you and generally think so at the moment. Does the hormone shock them, do the butterflies attack them, do they itch (simply put) and .... that's it;)