it’s a narrative we’ve seen played out time and time again, spanning the dukes of shakespeare to the hugh grants of richard curtis. a further study carried out by the same professors asked 167 couples how long they’d known one another before becoming romantically involved and whether they were friends first. so it makes sense that some of us are inclined to fraternise with friendship when both parties are of the same sexual orientation. “the purity of an initial friendship …

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if this describes the majority of your romantic life, i want you to open up your mind a little and start looking at things a little differently from now on. think about it, if you’re acting needy, you’re trying to get someone to think of you in a certain way or act a certain way towards you for your own benefit. when you feel better—when you have more energy and your mood is raised a little—it’s a lot easier to …

as a sidenote, i realize that non-monogamous relationships are not for everyone and some people might take offense to cristin and her husband’s choices. how would you cope with re-learning how to walk, parent, be a partner after something like that? my question for cristin is how do you get to that point of trust? i definitely don’t think it’s a bad thing if you don’t think it’s right for you, or don’t have that particular brand of trust. my …

“some people need fireworks and drama, some rarely strike out, and the subtlety of when they do can belie the depth of their hurt or need. when you find the person that you can conflict well with, you become strongest at the breaks.” “all those little shows of respect and caring add up over the months and years. thirty-one years after our wedding, we say ‘thank you,’ ‘please,’ and ‘i’m sorry’ a dozen times a day.” “also, note the way …