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Would anyone here consider applying this to their romantic relationship?
by nearmint 6y ago
Would anyone here consider applying this to their romantic relationship?
- ioseph 6y agoI think a matching level of emotional investment is hugely important.
- exolymph 6y agoDo you mean to imply that a person should have similar relationships to their job and significant other? If so, can't say that I agree.
- 55555 6y agoWhat exactly are you thinking? Is your point that it couldn't possibly apply to a romantic relationship, or are you thinking it could?
- nearmint 6y agoI'm thinking that there is a similar dynamic going on in romantic relationships. There are people who choose a partner for other reasons beyond strict love or money. For example, you might want a partner who is at home and supports you and your work (traditional household model). In order for this relationship to actually support you, like ioseph said, a matching level of emotional investment is important. Otherwise you're too dependent on your partner and that won't work out in your favor. I hope I could clarify my train of thought a little.