I have gotten a lot less surprised that romantic relationships end, over the last 2 years. It feels like the default outcome a lot more than it used to. Something like, I now expect most relationships to accrue debt over time that people don't know how to pay off.
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Interesting — any thoughts as to how to pay off these debts?
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@alexjuiceman: - work on your emotional baggage (together and solo) - prioritize emotional composting (you will know it is done when you both want to do something deeply connected without analyzing) - practice noticing when something is wrong, & having the courage to say it4 replies 0 retweets 22 likes -
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Can you say more about emotional composting, and what doing something deeply connected looks like?
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Thanks, J. I have a similar follow-up to Tim here.
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Ok I got nerdsniped by this q - here's the answer in a blog post:https://autotranslucence.wordpress.com/2019/05/07/emotional-waste-collection-the-care-and-feeding-of-relationship-intimacy/ …
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This is awesome! Glad this thread caused this post :D
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