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married for 10 years with kid can a temp split work
nochancesalon
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hi I have been with my partner for ages but need think if the relationship is going to work we need to do a temp split for a motnh or so.
has any one done this when they have a young child how does it work.
We have been toghter since we were 18 and am thinking a lttle bit of survival on our own may make us appriciate the other person a bit more. My partner says they are going to change but never does it is all just talk so am hoping that a bit of reality for both of us may help it out before the realtionship ends complterlty
has any one done this when they have a young child how does it work.
We have been toghter since we were 18 and am thinking a lttle bit of survival on our own may make us appriciate the other person a bit more. My partner says they are going to change but never does it is all just talk so am hoping that a bit of reality for both of us may help it out before the realtionship ends complterlty
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I think anything that can jolt you out of normal routine could help. The trouble with one partner announcing that a temp split is required may lead to a lack of trust for the future even if you get back together. Or you may miss your partner but they decide they much prefer the lack of hassle.
I know of couples who holiday separately. I think there would have to be ground rules though.:heartsmil When you find people who not only tolerate your quirks but celebrate them with glad cries of "Me too!" be sure to cherish them. Because these weirdos are your true family.0
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