My sis in law and her husband are high school sweethearts that have stayed together and are now at 16 years of marriage.
I don’t know the intimate details, but it would seem that they were each other’s first and (assuming) most intense love.
My sis in law and her husband are high school sweethearts that have stayed together and are now at 16 years of marriage.
I don’t know the intimate details, but it would seem that they were each other’s first and (assuming) most intense love.
I don’t know. I married young and knew there were issues, but I was immature and lacking in self-esteem, so what turned out to be a co-dependent relationship made sense to me. In fact, I would call it the exact opposite of what the incel crowd bemoans as female behavior. I looked for relationships in my teens and early 20’s that seemed to check the necessary boxes for security and stability.
Unfortunately I wasn’t able to be entirely accurate in identifying those qualities, having never experienced either of them.
I did. And it’s amazing. Over 10 years now and it’s still like when we first dated. A few things have changed in that time. We’ve gained more trust and respect for each other. I’ve learned to be a lot less selfish as a person in general. I’ve also learned to ask for help when I need it, and have someone I can depend on. Last but not least, my confidence has skyrocketed in every aspect of my life.