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freshnesschronic 02-11-2007 11:50 AM

Anxious
 
I was told there are two times in a relationship (a courtship NOT marriage! {I don't know crap about that})when you're always fighting and things are hella rough. The 6th month judgment (everything isn't infatuation no more) and the 2 year judgement (is he/she worth all I've invested?).

I can't wait for my and my girl to get to 2.5 years to pass this stage already.

Cloud 02-11-2007 04:28 PM

there's also the 7 year itch and the 20 year rethinking.

It's all B.S. quit worrying about that and what you were told, and just concentrate on her and you.

xoxoxoBruce 02-11-2007 04:45 PM

What about the annual "what the hell was I thinking"? Oh wait, we're not talking about the marriage yet. Nevermind

freshnesschronic, worrying about old wives tales will only become a self fulfilling prophesy. At 2.5 years you'll have passed nothing. Relationships are like pets, they must be attended and cared for, every day.

The up side is, if you take care of it, you'll enjoy and benefit from it. And when you are getting joy and benefit from it, attending and caring for it will be a pleasure rather than a chore. Enjoy.:D

limey 02-11-2007 06:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce (Post 314775)
... Relationships are like pets, they must be attended and cared for, every day.

The up side is, if you take care of it, you'll enjoy and benefit from it. And when you are getting joy and benefit from it, attending and caring for it will be a pleasure rather than a chore. Enjoy.:D


:)

monster 02-11-2007 08:20 PM

You can over-analyse things, you know.....

People also say that you can't get pregnant if you do it standing up.

Beestie 02-11-2007 09:26 PM

best advice I ever got was to give her some space two weeks before and two weeks after her... you know.

Aliantha 02-12-2007 01:14 AM

Hmmm...that wouldn't give you much time together would it Beestie? lol

missaminus 02-12-2007 11:39 PM

just remember that you are dating an imperfect person and so is she...

there are very few things that are really worth fighting about...

and once you admit that she's right, you are wrong, and that it's all your fault, marriage will be very easy for you to handle :D

BTW, I've been married 15 yrs next month, and when I don't want to kill him, I'm actually quite ambivalent about him ;)

freshnesschronic 02-13-2007 01:13 AM

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Originally Posted by missaminus (Post 315292)
just remember that you are dating an imperfect person and so is she...

there are very few things that are really worth fighting about...

and once you admit that she's right, you are wrong, and that it's all your fault, marriage will be very easy for you to handle :D

BTW, I've been married 15 yrs next month, and when I don't want to kill him, I'm actually quite ambivalent about him ;)

Daaaaaaaaaang, marriage really does work out like that. I'm just to become a dog on a leash.

Meh, she's worth it :love2:

xoxoxoBruce 02-13-2007 06:43 PM

Can you tell us why she's worth it?
Great sex?
Great cook?
Got a cool car?
Father owns a liquor store?
Trophy wife, feather in your cap?

Seriously, why is this one, and not others, worth being a pet on a leash? :confused:

freshnesschronic 02-13-2007 09:29 PM

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Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce (Post 315517)
Can you tell us why she's worth it?
Great sex?
Great cook?
Got a cool car?
Father owns a liquor store?
Trophy wife, feather in your cap?

Seriously, why is this one, and not others, worth being a pet on a leash? :confused:

Check (oh her body makes me wanna...).
CHECK (her cookies are DELISH).
Check (a Scion XA).
No but that doesnt phase me.
No! But she is a looker, but we're the same age and I'm broke so neither.

The reason why? Is just because, she's the one; no one will accept me for who I am as easily as she did and does.

Sundae 02-14-2007 06:15 AM

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Originally Posted by freshnesschronic (Post 315562)
The reason why? Is just because, she's the one; no one will accept me for who I am as easily as she did and does.

Don't stay with someone because of how they feel about you. If you believe no-one else will ever love you as much or accept you as easily then perhaps you might want to think about changing yourself, rather than choosing someone by default.

Someone else's devotion isn't enough to make a working relationship. When you get tired of being adored, you don't look for greener grass, but the rocky ground outside sure looks like a great challenge. And then you break the heart of someone who was loving, trusting and only wanted to make things easy for you - and no-one forgives you, especially not yourself.

I'm sure your comment wasn't meant seriously and your lady has lots to recommend her (as per the list). But if you do hold her acceptance in high esteem, do think carefully before committing totally.

xoxoxoBruce 02-14-2007 05:10 PM

He's got no choice, she's already got him by the balls, but I understand his point. Finding a mate that accepts you when you're not in full tilt courting mode, is a definite plus. :thumbsup:
Full tilt gets stressful after a while and makes it very hard to make special gestures for special occasions. If they are only amused when you're "on", sooner or later they'll be disappointed and maybe resentful.

freshnesschronic 02-14-2007 05:28 PM

But we feel mutual about each other. I dont want anyone else but her.

If I could imagine the perfect girl, she couldn't even begin to compare with her.

xoxoxoBruce 02-14-2007 05:30 PM

Sounds like a perfect match, best of luck. :thumbsup:


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