Relationships are not bad, but they are hard work and will test your resolve in many situations. My view on this, and especially as it relates to my experiences, is that there needs to be a sort of push-pull circuitry, if you will. Two people have to feed into and absorb the load, which in this case is "Love."
And Love is a very complex load. It can fry your setup in a split second if you aren't capable, but it also can produce some of the most beautiful music you will ever hear.
And we all know push-pull circuits are louder than Class A (being single). Those tubes can burn cherry red.
Love is defined not by words, but by actions. And sacrifice. If you aren't ready to step in the ring, get your ass kicked and keep fighting then you should step back until you are. The strength you draw from solitary accomplishments and the strength you draw from achieving goals with your partner are very different.
Relationships are hard and people are mediocre at best. If your sense of humor and personality are a match, I recommend trying to keep the relationship going.
And Love is a very complex load. It can fry your setup in a split second if you aren't capable, but it also can produce some of the most beautiful music you will ever hear.
And we all know push-pull circuits are louder than Class A (being single). Those tubes can burn cherry red.
Love is defined not by words, but by actions. And sacrifice. If you aren't ready to step in the ring, get your ass kicked and keep fighting then you should step back until you are. The strength you draw from solitary accomplishments and the strength you draw from achieving goals with your partner are very different.
And as with most things these days, YMMV
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This is a sig. Yes it is.
Perhaps that might necessitate trying a new therapist or a new approach.
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