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    Marriage Just Like a Relationship, Not a Commitment Anymore

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      Angelight
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      I totally agree with flyfree. But letting go also means letting go of all past baggages, resentment and grievances so that you do not bring them all into the next relationship. It's definitely NOT easy, especially after a nasty breakup, not to have any baggages. But one has to \"pull off\" all the bad weeds before one can \"renew\" and \"regrow\".


      Dark Hope, now that you have custody of your kids, try your best to give them as much love as you can cos it's not easy for a young kid to grow up without a mother. And no matter what your ex had done to you, she is still the mother of your children, try not to badmouth her to your kids or it may affect them emotionally in the long run. Just my humble advice, hope you dun mind. 😄

      flyfree:
      To all ppl in a relationship:

      In a relationship, sometimes it is better to let go and find new one when the relationship is \"beyond repair\". To give yourself and others a chance to \"re-grow\".

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        Dark Hope
        last edited by

        Angelight:
        I totally agree with flyfree. But letting go also means letting go of all past baggages, resentment and grievances so that you do not bring them all into the next relationship. It's definitely NOT easy, especially after a nasty breakup, not to have any baggages. But one has to \"pull off\" all the bad weeds before one can \"renew\" and \"regrow\".


        Dark Hope, now that you have custody of your kids, try your best to give them as much love as you can cos it's not easy for a young kid to grow up without a mother. And no matter what your ex had done to you, she is still the mother of your children, try not to badmouth her to your kids or it may affect them emotionally in the long run. Just my humble advice, hope you dun mind. 😄

        The children don’t want to see and talk to her of what she has done. Maybe now they might not really understand the truth, but one day when they grown up, they will know it. Right now I can just do whatever I can and protect them; that woman is hopeless and gone. She doesn't know her actions will cause

        flyfree:

        To all ppl in a relationship:

        In a relationship, sometimes it is better to let go and find new one when the relationship is \"beyond repair\". To give yourself and others a chance to \"re-grow\".

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          EASON MAGPIES
          last edited by

          I sort of agree with you.


          Seems the longer you are married, the more the $$ issue comes out. And just as many woman accuse man of being unfaithful, many woman just seem cannot be contented with what we already have but keep focusing what we "could be earning".

          Many of them forgotten everything comes with a price or the impact of family time loss just to earn some more $$.

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            flyfree
            last edited by

            The world has changed.


            Maybe sex without love (relationship) could be better than love without sex (relationship)…

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              choz_cai
              last edited by

              i feel both is equally important… be it sex or love…

              And without a relationship where comes a commitment… right…??
              pardon me, if i sound childish…

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                flyfree
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                to some ppl, it is not easy to maintain a "loving" relationship with DH cos time changes, ppl will oso change. they might just hv sex with DH for the sake of doing it while having other fatansy…

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                  choz_cai
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                  flyfree, yes.. i do agree with ur sentences too.. Sad to say, my cousin is in this sticky situation.. :((

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