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I've heard a similar argument and I don't think it's entirely wrong, but I think the function is a little more complicated. Because when you spend enough time
by indigochill 6y ago
I've heard a similar argument and I don't think it's entirely wrong, but I think the function is a little more complicated.
Because when you spend enough time around anyone, you realize they suck (because everyone does). So some degree of grace is required as well to maintain love once the proximity factor has peaked.
- k__ 6y agoI think, it's about perceived proximity (car, train, and plane, help to lower that) and the kind of relationship you want. I have two girlfriends who live two train hours away from me. As the two implies, I'm not living a regular relationship, so I'm inclined to go to greater lengths when finding someone that fits.
- sarakayakomzin 6y ago>I have two girlfriends who live two train hours away from me. As the two implies, I'm not living a regular relationship, so I'm inclined to go to greater lengths when finding someone that fits. I have to take a train to find someone who will fuck me is certainly a weird argument to make.