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I'm eating (tuna pasta) and chatting here. Tiring day at work, but after it I met with my friend and now I'm tired but happy.
Maybe the beginning of the relationship and falling in love is different from the real life. No nice dinners in candle light and no nice music but kids scraming.... I don't know. We all change and we should accept that also husbands change and get older.Alkuperäinen kirjoittaja Kermakakku:Actually, got an idea from a previous mail, but I am notsure, if this is too difficult. Every now and then, also when reading this site, I am wondering what happens to happy couples that have fallen madly in love and have started a family.
Suddenly they are in the end of their relationship, devorced and in endless bad circle (both economical and practical)? What goes wrong? Or are they lacking of realistic thinking already when starting? Or are they completely unable (and not willing) to really try for themselves, for each other and for their family, kids, life, everything?
That is so true, but I believe that should be also a very well known fact, even a cliche, that it shouldn't be an actual point anymore. Or if it is, I consider the young ones very naiv and immature! (I am 40 ++ as well)Alkuperäinen kirjoittaja äiti 40plusplus:Maybe the beginning of the relationship and falling in love is different from the real life. No nice dinners in candle light and no nice music but kids scraming.... I don't know. We all change and we should accept that also husbands change and get older.Alkuperäinen kirjoittaja Kermakakku:Actually, got an idea from a previous mail, but I am notsure, if this is too difficult. Every now and then, also when reading this site, I am wondering what happens to happy couples that have fallen madly in love and have started a family.
Suddenly they are in the end of their relationship, devorced and in endless bad circle (both economical and practical)? What goes wrong? Or are they lacking of realistic thinking already when starting? Or are they completely unable (and not willing) to really try for themselves, for each other and for their family, kids, life, everything?
How do you dare to say anything about about the young ones and pretend to know something just because you are olderAlkuperäinen kirjoittaja Kermakakku:That is so true, but I believe that should be also a very well known fact, even a cliche, that it shouldn't be an actual point anymore. Or if it is, I consider the young ones very naiv and immature! (I am 40 ++ as well)Alkuperäinen kirjoittaja äiti 40plusplus:Maybe the beginning of the relationship and falling in love is different from the real life. No nice dinners in candle light and no nice music but kids scraming.... I don't know. We all change and we should accept that also husbands change and get older.Alkuperäinen kirjoittaja Kermakakku:Actually, got an idea from a previous mail, but I am notsure, if this is too difficult. Every now and then, also when reading this site, I am wondering what happens to happy couples that have fallen madly in love and have started a family.
Suddenly they are in the end of their relationship, devorced and in endless bad circle (both economical and practical)? What goes wrong? Or are they lacking of realistic thinking already when starting? Or are they completely unable (and not willing) to really try for themselves, for each other and for their family, kids, life, everything?
Do people get what they deserve?