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Do you find it hard maintaining autonomy in a relationship? For example: Do you find yourself meshing more into his/her lifestyle changing your eating/sleeping patterns etc.. or do you find you are looked upon and treated as his/her other half instead of looked upon as a seperate individual? I guess you could call this "couple" syndrome.
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Do you find it hard maintaining autonomy in a relationship? For example: Do you find yourself meshing more into his/her lifestyle changing your eating/sleeping patterns etc.. or do you find you are looked upon and treated as his/her other half instead of looked upon as a seperate individual? I guess you could call this "couple" syndrome. |
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You two are just adorable together....lol
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Do you find it hard maintaining autonomy in a relationship? For example: Do you find yourself meshing more into his/her lifestyle changing your eating/sleeping patterns etc.. or do you find you are looked upon and treated as his/her other half instead of looked upon as a seperate individual? I guess you could call this "couple" syndrome. Hey sweetlips! 
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You two are just adorable together....lol Hi Joy...long time no see..hope all is well with you. 
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Doing fine, still looking for that special one.
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I think it's a compromise of both.
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Yeah, its OK. But each can maintain separate interests.
I love drumming, after 13 yrs, the ex could have cared less. Just not something she cared about. But it was cool. |
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