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    Anonymous
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    Dear Coon:

    My answer to your question: “Is it possible to somehow ‘level up’ with your own growth so much that it simply kills the need for romantic long-term relationships?“-

    Yes and no:

    Yes in that if you heal enough you no longer expect salvation/ euphoria/magic/ happily-ever-after existence via a romantic relationship. You … know better. For a person having had that expectation, losing this expectation is involved with losing the motivation, the desire, the draw, often.. the compulsion.

    No in that no matter how much you heal you are still human, and so, you still need connections to others. For those having had the expectation I stated above, and then losing it, there is a new perception of romance and romantic love available, and for you, perhaps, to be yet discovered.

    anita

    #150982
    maggie mac
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    I think you just haven’t met “that” person yet.

    My dad was 38 when he met my mom.  She was younger than he and they had a fairy tale romance and marriage that the romance never left.  There were genuine love and respect.
    I think you just aren’t “settling”  just because you think you are supposed to.  You know yourself well enough that you have no illusions about someone else saving you so you can see things more clearly.

    • This reply was modified 8 years ago by maggie mac.
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