Where there is a will, there is a way, and they always come back are two things I firmly believe in when it comes to dating. And I can assure you that I believe it for a number of reasons. After all is said and done, they always seem to make their way back into your life, your inbox, or your memory. They try to discover methods to re-enter your life for at least one sly peak rather than looking for someone else (because it means the world to them). They always come back in the end. It is an occurrence that is as old as the world. We’ll detail every justification for this today. The majority of former lovers who eventually return to you have acquired the “skill” of taking you for granted. In conclusion, taking you for granted is one of the main reasons exes break up in the first place and why they choose to get back together. I intentionally include the term “art” in quotation marks to draw attention to both its ironic undertone and overwhelming force.
However, I’m beginning to wonder if I should have used the word pandemic instead because of how similar—or perhaps superior—its breakout is to the Coronavirus illness. Like any other resource, a relationship’s emotional resources must be used up and then replaced. The first factors that were important are still important and always will be. It is not sufficient to demand that someone “simply know” they were loved. It omits the key idea. Any relationship benefits from being genuinely caring and appreciative, which distinguishes an intimate relationship from others. I’ve fallen victim to this error more than once. I’ve taken my loved one for granted when my life has been too busy and crazy due to my kids, employment, and other commitments.
