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It's actually a hard problem to figure out what to do with each other if you've got two entirely independent career paths, no interest in building the same thing or compatible things, no desire for kids, etc. Which is why I think "codependence" is a bad meme, especially now
If it seems like the cultural climate encourages more entanglements with a serious business partner than a serious romantic partner, that seems... pretty problematic. But if relationships are more about consumption than production, it's hard to make the case against optionality
All of these problems are the result of a consumption-focused society/economy. It is no surprise that folks have internalized the ethos into their most intimate relationships. Until this changes at scale, there is no way out.
Asking "is this person the best I can do" is like asking "is this the best seed to plant in my garden?" How TF are you supposed to know what seed will make the "best" plant? Try and define "best you can do" and you've already lost. Not just in love but in life.
It seems weird to frame things around settling, i advise friends to think "does this person help me be the best version of myself? Does our union achieve that for both of us? Does it free my mind from dating so I can do x,y,z?"
I've met enough ambitious couples who don't plan on kids at all who view relationships this way. Like you said, if you keep questioning it, probably better to move on.
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