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I haven't read anything else by the self-help author it's attributed to, but I've seen this quote multiple times recently: "To love someone long term is to atte
by lastofthemojito 5y ago
I haven't read anything else by the self-help author it's attributed to, but I've seen this quote multiple times recently: "To love someone long term is to attend a thousand funerals of the people they used to be".
Which seems like a healthy thing to acknowledge - people constantly change in small ways, which add up to big changes over the years. It's also healthy to expect and not be disappointed by such changes in one's self.
- denton-scratch 5y ago> to attend a thousand funerals That is a perspicacious remark! You change, and your lover changes, and that is all good and natural. So you both adapt to one-another, or you have to move on. I for one do not expect the road to be free of potholes and bumps. If it were always smooth and flat, the journey would become dull.