Please explain: why are you "not that lucky" to be her 23rd partner?
> I've heard many long time married old men say that when they look at their partner, they still see the beauty glimmering through that they saw at 19. If I meet a partner at 40, when we start really getting old and annoyed, what am I going to hold on to?
Please explain: why does "19-year old beauty" need to "glimmer through" to sustain a relationship when one is "old and annoyed?"
I hope you'll stand by your words and explain them.
These are assumptions you're holding. In my opinion, they are _not_ conducive to a healthy relationship.
Please explain: why are you "not that lucky" to be her 23rd partner?
> I've heard many long time married old men say that when they look at their partner, they still see the beauty glimmering through that they saw at 19. If I meet a partner at 40, when we start really getting old and annoyed, what am I going to hold on to?
Please explain: why does "19-year old beauty" need to "glimmer through" to sustain a relationship when one is "old and annoyed?"
I hope you'll stand by your words and explain them.
These are assumptions you're holding. In my opinion, they are _not_ conducive to a healthy relationship.