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WHAT 21 COUPLES TAUGHT ME ABOUT LOVE
“This can’t be right,” I mutter to myself. The man across from me glances up in surprise from his double latte and Time Out magazine. I cast him an apologetic look — one that hopefully says, “No, I’m not crazy. Just an out of work, single actress here for the cheap hot cocoa and free Wi-Fi.” I
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HEALTHY VS. UNHEALTHY LOVE
We have all been there. We have all been with that person who brings the “crazy” out in us. We don’t know why we’re acting the way we are, but our actions and decisions are not rational. We are not ourselves. The relationship is explosive. Exciting? Yes. But ultimately, Destructive. Can this type of relationship
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ME + YOU It is the biggest commitment two individuals will ever make to one another, but is it really “for better or for worse?” In the book, “Me and You,” Anna Bowen examines the trials and tribulations that go along with saying the words “I do,” as well as the inspiring and heartfelt explanations
Patricia, Married 46 years to Emmitt, Deceased
“I didn’t ever feel that you ‘owned’ somebody else just by dating them…I think young girls these days get so attached. Want to get married and do this and that. Why? Just enjoy yourself!”
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Lynne and Paul, Married 26 years
“There are things that we all bring into a relationship. I won’t say “baggage,” but it’s your “stuff” that you’ve accumulated over the course of your life. And you have expectations for your life: For your career and for your love…whatever. You have an idea of what you think those things are or what those
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Hilary and JM, Married 7 years
“We just accept each other for who we are and focus on all the good in our relationship. As weird and uncomfortable as things sometimes get, the good stuff is so much bigger and better than the bad stuff could ever be. We focus on the good stuff so the bad stuff never becomes big.
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Eleanor and Gordon, Married 56 years
“You grow and develop separately…it’s inevitable. Maybe every five or ten years, people need to check in with one another. Assess where they are going and if they’re going along together because you make some vows you know? Sometimes it might be good to look them over once and a while.”
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