WTF happens after happily ever after?!?

In this video, we'll be discussing what happened after falling in love. Such as a partner wont always make you feel happy, it’s ok to feel bored and things are never 50/50 all the time.
We'll explore what each experience is like and discuss the benefit of learning to appreciate eachother as individuals.
If you're looking to understand the difference between falling in love and growing in love, then this video is for you! We'll discuss the different stages of love, the different benefits and drawbacks of each stage, and help you decide which type of love is best for you.
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[@madelynnegron575]

You guys are the best! You are an example of how love can evolve even deeper without the clinginess. Very healthy and mature. I wish you both many, many years together !

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An important conversation. Thanks guys 🫶🌈

[@Dragonmoon8526]

I think people confuse interdependence with codependency. The first is more an interaction with others, but not at a necessity. You are still autonomous. Codependency you, your partner, or both rely on each other for functionality. And any degree of seperation triggers a fear of abandonment and anxiety.
Granted it takes time to develop a trust and security to diminish the codependency. But even if present early on in a relationship, I'd think there would be signs of "clingyness" that stepped beyond creating a foundation for the relationship, and instead reflected a cage.
So true, falling into love is easy. Growing is harder. But, if you take the time, listen, and pay attention to your SO when your falling. Growing is far less difficult, because you don't have to constantly relearn the old. And continue to focus on the new. =)