But to me, building castles in the sky, discovering and sharing treasures of writing and art and music and romance - there is nothing that I would rather do in this world, and nothing I would rather do with the person I love.
I'm with you on this!
It occurs to me that it's easy to romanticize the relationships that didn't work out. Sometimes, it's more challenging to appreciate the day-to-day mundane lives you live with a long-term partner. My life's challenge, I think, is to appreciate what I have at the moment that I have it.
I think it's easy to romanticize anything in the past - you gloss over all the nitpicks and just focus on the big feelings (absence makes the heart grow fonder, and all that).
Even so, though, I think there's something about really intense emotions that don't fade over time, whether you're still with the other or not.
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Thank you so much for writing this.
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I'm with you on this!
It occurs to me that it's easy to romanticize the relationships that didn't work out. Sometimes, it's more challenging to appreciate the day-to-day mundane lives you live with a long-term partner. My life's challenge, I think, is to appreciate what I have at the moment that I have it.
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Even so, though, I think there's something about really intense emotions that don't fade over time, whether you're still with the other or not.
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