12-13-2007, 10:26 PM
For what it's worth, my partner and I have been together for 13 years and sure sometimes we fight about really stupid things and sometimes days aren't as exciting as when we first met. But for us commitment in a relationship is recognising that we are still individuals with individual needs and one may not always see eye to eye with the other.
Our relationship is monogamous, but there are times when we need a break. So he goes out for the day with friends shopping or to lunch and I go out with other friends to catch a movie. In essence we respect the need for each other to have some individual space.
But one of our favourite things to do is go away for a weekend together somewhere where's there's no TV, no radio, no internet and just chill out.
Our relationship is monogamous, but there are times when we need a break. So he goes out for the day with friends shopping or to lunch and I go out with other friends to catch a movie. In essence we respect the need for each other to have some individual space.
But one of our favourite things to do is go away for a weekend together somewhere where's there's no TV, no radio, no internet and just chill out.
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