Deleted member 7448
Name is Abdu, live in Laos, born on 24.08.1992.
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I guess it's easier for me to accept my loneliness if what I want doesn't truly exist. What I want but will never have is a relationship where we genuinely get to enjoy each other's company for the rest our lives, to be for each other a person from whom we have no secrets, a person that we come home to and recharge our batteries after a hard day, being together being a warm, happy and carefree sensation.
But I don't think this actually exists for anybody. I think that people feel very happy for each other for a while, usually a few months and at best a 3 or so years. And even before that, the many flaws in the relationship are merely buried under the rug, but of course they still fight a lot. And then inevitably they end up hating each other and either breaking up or staying together but still hating each other.
So, how does reality look compared to my thoughts?
But I don't think this actually exists for anybody. I think that people feel very happy for each other for a while, usually a few months and at best a 3 or so years. And even before that, the many flaws in the relationship are merely buried under the rug, but of course they still fight a lot. And then inevitably they end up hating each other and either breaking up or staying together but still hating each other.
So, how does reality look compared to my thoughts?