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Which of these is the BEST metaphor for a romantic relationship? Love is a mystery, a feeling, an action... but if you had to compare it to something else, what would it be? Is it a necessity, a comfort, or an adventure?

Nov 04
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  • WiFi - Can't live without it
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  • Phone Battery - Runs out without care
    207
  • A Good Book - Gets better every chapter
    291
  • Worn-in Shoes - Feels like home
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Tyrion:
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Damon Delaney:
Love is letting someone have the ability to cause you not just happiness and gratefulness, but to cause you pain like you've known cause eventually everyone gets let down by someone they love and it's no lie love hurts.
Brendan:
Worn-in shoes feels like home. Some times life dosent always get better or the storm last longer then you think troubles come and go but having someone who feels like home makes the troubles of life melt away
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Do you think someone’s zodiac sign can actually change the way you perceive them — either making you more curious or more cautious before you even meet? Share below if you have any interesting experiences or stories related to a zodiac sign!

Oct 14
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  • Yes
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  • Sometimes
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  • No
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Jessie:
How do people even get suckered into astrology 🤦‍♀️
Nicole:
Logically no, I don't believe in astrology. Subconsciously, I tend to stay away from Aries even though I am supposedly compatible with them. I do find it interesting that all my closest friends tend to be Aquarius.
Mark:
Nope. Makes absolutely no difference. I take people as I find them, base my thoughts on how they behave and interact. And behaviours are not predetermined by stars, moons, aliens, etc
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“Be honest — do you think men’s emotional labor in relationships gets overlooked?” We often hear about women doing the “invisible work” of caring, listening, and keeping the emotional side of a relationship together. But what about men? Do they also carry emotional weight that just doesn’t get recognized? 💬 Share your take in the comments: In your relationships (past or present), who usually ends up doing more of the “emotional support” work? Do you think it should be more balanced?

Sep 25
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  • Yes, it’s overlooked
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  • No, not really
    261
  • Not sure
    107
  • Depends on the couple
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nick:
the amount of overweight delusional females ignoring factual numbers from a active survey. this is why men CHOOSE to STAY single. they offer nothing but their body's that are blowouts
Roxy:
Emotional labor I’m sorry she giving birth to someone emotionally speaking ? it’s called emotionally intelligence, and both parties need to possess that in order for the relationship to work when one side is emotionally intelligent and the other one is emotionally bare is typically is why we fail
Xuli:
It depends imo. Ideally everyone in the relationship are doing self care while also leaning on each other. If there is a balance both take on responsibilities that are reasonable. So long as it works for both of you and your needs are met the invisible work should be visible atp and recognized ✨🦋
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They say the best way to get over someone is to get under someone... but does it actually work? Share your experience and feeling below!

Aug 05
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  • It depends
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Evan:
I say no if you do that to numb yourself you more than likely will find yourself in something toxic either in the person you just got under or the next relationship because you haven't figured out how to not put yourself in that same situation that ended the relationship and work on yourself.
EasyG100:
I've never tried it before because heart ache and physical gratification have absolutely nothing to do with one another.
Isabella:
Available for meetup wanna link text me on my Tele_gram;@Isabella_2275
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