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Not that I'm the person you ask, but for the sake of addressing your unspoken implication: 20 - and I concur with most of what the OP said. So does pretty much
by groby_b 11y ago
Not that I'm the person you ask, but for the sake of addressing your unspoken implication: 20 - and I concur with most of what the OP said.
So does pretty much any therapist working with couples.
We can quibble about details, but codependence and abandoning your individuality is the path to misery.
- ryanwaggoner 11y agoMarried for 12, my parents and wife's parents have been happily married for 30-35+. My issue isn't with the statement that "codependence and abandoning your individuality" is a path to misery, but with OP's huge extrapolations that giving 100% to marriage constitutes "codependence and abandoning your individuality"