I am always looking for trends and patterns and trying to wrap my head around them.
Here is the latest in differences in couples:
One person, usually the more masculine of the two, is quite happy with the time spent together and the other is not. There are a range of thresholds for this.
So what is the expectation of time together when you have a relationship. How much time is enough? How much time is too much? How much is not enough?
I have heard stories (not firsthand) of people who live near their spouse, but prefer not to live with them. That way, they get their down time, maybe their styles of keeping house are different and most importantly, they do not have to answer to one another for a million little things. From what I hear, the relationships are more intense, more enjoyable for the people. They get together with their partner when they choose.
I am intrigued by this and would love to hear your ideas of together time for couples, time for self and time as a whole family.
Let me know what you think.
Here is the latest in differences in couples:
One person, usually the more masculine of the two, is quite happy with the time spent together and the other is not. There are a range of thresholds for this.
So what is the expectation of time together when you have a relationship. How much time is enough? How much time is too much? How much is not enough?
I have heard stories (not firsthand) of people who live near their spouse, but prefer not to live with them. That way, they get their down time, maybe their styles of keeping house are different and most importantly, they do not have to answer to one another for a million little things. From what I hear, the relationships are more intense, more enjoyable for the people. They get together with their partner when they choose.
I am intrigued by this and would love to hear your ideas of together time for couples, time for self and time as a whole family.
Let me know what you think.
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