I would 1st wonder why I was with someone I had so little in common with. 2nd I would wonder was the sex that great, and that is why I had not noticed before. but having found myself there in that position. I would either seek to explore it, if I never have, or expand my outlook on it, if it were books and music etc I never really liked. In all cases I would respect her choice not to like what I liked. I would not get personal about it, as I hope she would respect my choice to not like hers. then I would work read hard to find something we BOTH like and could be passionate about, so when the sex goes South, we will still have a few things to anchor the relationship on. Otherwise we'd just be dead in the water. Two individuals sharing the same space with nothing in common.
2006-08-17 00:20:13
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answered by Anonymous
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To me it is unhappy to hearken to that your spouse concept you will exchange your tastes in issues to 'ultimately' experience hers. A fake foundation for a commencing up in case you question me. All relationships require communicate, coming to a trouble-free floor, etc. yet completely changing your self thinking which you will make the different satisfied with the aid of doing so is on no account a sturdy concept. How satisfied wouldn't it make you? The definition of being generous is doing so with out hurting your self in the technique. Is it only your style in music or would that checklist proceed to bypass on and on and on? Having separate likes and dislikes is high-quality while you're prepared to tolerate, for the different, establishing your self up each and every each and every now and then to hook up with them in notwithstanding it is. If tolerance to realize this isn't there it desires to be pronounced and agreed to disagree jointly as allowing the different the liberty to appreciate. best desires and continuously be genuine to your self, your heart, your gut...you comprehend already what the respond is - do no longer misinform your self.
2016-10-02 04:49:31
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answered by boscia 4
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I have found that some difference is needed to have a well rounded relationship. On the other hand, Polar opposites very rarely work for very long.
Variety can be the spice of life, but not everything is always so.
2006-08-16 23:29:37
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answered by Biker 6
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It can either be an experience to grow from of one to focus ones anxiety. I tend to lean to the more positive. I love my girl... She is the brightest part of my day. Though we don't share interest in any field the only commonality is our love and respect from each other.
When you love someone, it doesn't matter. All the little things go to the side. I take her interests and learn and she with mine.
Maybe my view is to optimistic, but after five years together I know this is more realism than anything.
2006-08-16 23:30:33
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answered by Jon H 5
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Hi.
That's not really a problem. Tastes differs from one person to another. Everyone can't have the same tastes and opinion. What's important is that you both understand, love and care for each other.
2006-08-16 23:30:20
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answered by mehnaazishaa 2
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We would come together as one by teaching each other what we know about music, movies, books etc. I think it would be fun. In the end we may actually have a descent relationship.
2006-08-16 23:33:09
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answered by Dorrie 4
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When we met, my husband liked Rock (like Aerosmith), Rap (Eminem), and Pop (Cher), I liked 80's music (Tom Petty), Heavy Metal (Metallica), and Speed Metal (Anthrax).
The more we listened to each other's music, the more we wound up recognizing and enjoying each other's music. He would play Run-DMC/Aerosmith's "Walk this Way", and I'd recognize it, and listen to it with him. I'd play Pantera's "Walk", and he'd recognize it, and listen to it with me. Though neither of us were initially aware that we shared common music, we found that happy medium of songs we had already liked, or eventually grown to enjoy (despite generally not liking the genre). But we still have our own preferences that the other does not tread (for him, thrash metal isn't appealing, and for me, oldies is not appealing).
We are both gamers, but he likes sci-fi RTSes, and I'm into Maxis Sims. But we have the happy medium of Fantasy RPGs, and it helped us to broaden our tastes, although he's not particularly fond of Maxis games (though he enjoys Sims like Roller Coaster Tycoon), and I'm not that fond of RTS games (but give me a sci-fi RPG, and I'm quite content as well).
We both have a lot in common, and a lot of differences. But finding a middle ground where we can share it together helps us to broaden our tastes into areas it would have never gone by itself.
2006-08-16 23:52:04
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answered by seraphim_pwns_u 5
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Never works out in the long run. Can work for brief encounters, but the boots never get dusty...someone ends up having to give up too much, and that's no good for anyone.
Source: Been there, done that.
2006-08-17 17:35:30
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answered by Bender 6
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it's big difference whether it is your date or your mate. separate swimming holes don't make for a lasting relationship, though checking out someone else's pool for one night could be a refreshing dip in the water
2006-08-16 23:28:22
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answered by shazam 6
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My girlfriend hates all the movie and tv show's that I do.
And I hate all that she like's
The same come's with our music taste's
But we get along fine
going on 7 year's
2006-08-16 23:32:57
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answered by xenomorphic 4
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