look, it’s totally normal to feel a sense of stagnation—a seven-year itch, if you will—if you’re in a long-term relationship or marriage. in short, it’s the notion that after seven years of marriage (or a long af relationship), you start to get unhappy with your partner, says gigi engle, resident womanizer sexologist and author of all the f*cking mistakes: a guide to sex, love, and life. other experts agree that the seven-year itch isn’t really a set point in time …
i know people and relationships are different, but this is something that has kept the romance and spark alive for us in the past 6 years. traveling is a powerful way to revive a relationship and keep things interesting. as a couple, you should make time to laugh and have fun. i like to think happiness is in the details. i’m not saying that you need to run away in order to have a healthy and happy relationship. ???? the …
five years (itâs more like 4â½ plus a bit, really) is not very long, and yet it is quite a while, too. it is about the entire lifespan of a guinea pig, for one thing, including gestation. except nothing really comes from nothing, and being in a long-term relationship makes that clearer than perhaps anything else, with the possible exception of parenthood. there are no blank slates, and people who choose to spend their lives together, or some of those …