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This is pure fantasy and not at all representative of the real world problems and considerations that go into making a working relationship. The same couple th
by tolmasky 17y ago
This is pure fantasy and not at all representative of the real world problems and considerations that go into making a working relationship.
The same couple that "just knows" they are great for each other during great times will be unsure if circumstances outside of their control lead to more difficult times. Doubt is a natural and healthy response when conflicting responsibilities clash in life, and should not be interpreted as some sort of signal that there is no "magic" or that it isn't "destiny".
- JoelPM 17y agoI don't believe in "magic" or "destiny" - that's not what I'm referring to here. I'm also not talking about knowing you're "great" for another person. I'm talking about knowing you're _committed_ to another person. When you know you're _committed_ to another person you don't have to wonder if French lessons should go, or the startup should go, or the girl should go. In theory I could know that I'm great for 314 different people, but that's a lot different than knowing that I'm committed to one. This isn't fantasy and it's extremely representative of what goes into making a working relationship.