On the one hand, I think we do have a right to expect our partners to rely most on us emotionally, share most, be emotionally closest to us.
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This is all hypothetical, btw, in relation to someone else. Neither my husband nor I particularly emotionally expressive!
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Well, all of your replies indicate the same confusion I feel on the issue. Ppl talking abt all sorts of things from all sorts of angles.
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I think evolutionary psychology can offer answers. Lack of emotional exclusivity in some sense implies replaceability.
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Absolutely it can. Women are more likely to experience emotional jealousy and men sexual jealousy which makes perfect sense.
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