Mature answers from married folks only, please.
It seems like there are so many marriages where people go outside of the bounds of their marriage for intimacy (closeness, sexual fulfillment, etc) when their marriage provides none, rather than doing the hard work of communicating with their spouse and working through their problems, and then go on with their relationship like it's life as normal. Does anyone have any thoughts on why that is so? Why is it so hard for some people to work on their marriages, or just end them in the light of difficulties, and they instead would rather trample on their wedding vows?
What I'm looking for is well thought out comments and ideas, not "I'd never do that" or "I can't imagine anyone doing that". It happens, frequently. So why?
2006-10-29
14:43:56
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