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Change is inevitable. It doesn't matter who you are, you cannot stop or avoid it.
I've been told before that people cannot change. That they will always be who they are, but I'm not sure I believe that. I think people change all the time and just aren't aware of it. The easiest example is alcoholics who go from being so deep in addiction that they can't think straight, to being clean and turning their lives around.
When two people in a relationship both change, it only makes sense that the relationship itself will change. The dynamics will be different and it will either draw them closer together, or push them farther apart.
A recovered alcoholic can go for years without taking a drink.. and then one day be tempted, and change right back into the person they once were. If relationships fall apart because people change, is it possible for those people to change again, and have the relationship go back to what it was?
However. Thinking about this is not getting my stats assignment done.
I've been told before that people cannot change. That they will always be who they are, but I'm not sure I believe that. I think people change all the time and just aren't aware of it. The easiest example is alcoholics who go from being so deep in addiction that they can't think straight, to being clean and turning their lives around.
When two people in a relationship both change, it only makes sense that the relationship itself will change. The dynamics will be different and it will either draw them closer together, or push them farther apart.
A recovered alcoholic can go for years without taking a drink.. and then one day be tempted, and change right back into the person they once were. If relationships fall apart because people change, is it possible for those people to change again, and have the relationship go back to what it was?
However. Thinking about this is not getting my stats assignment done.