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Posted by tiziani
“Keep going back until you can’t take no more” - Ands
“A relationship works for as long as two people want it.” - my old roommate, hopefully still married today

Posted by Mesquite
The cycling is okay as long as lessons are learned by both parties.
Both people want to have to make a relationship work. If they won't appreciate you for who you are and what you do for them, my experience - there's always other people out there.
Lord knows I have a lot to learn still. 🙏🏼




Posted by saggurl88
True, if you want to work on it with the person. Just depends on if the good times outweighed the bad.

Posted by PuzzlePiecesPosted by saggurl88
True, if you want to work on it with the person. Just depends on if the good times outweighed the bad.
There is no other way to create a long term relationship. Because problems, changes occur. You can’t work through them if you don’t try.click to expand

Posted by Undine
You mean...giving second, third, and so on chances? What am I then...his fallback girl 😛?
I did it for my very first boyfriend (a Cap). Never since... As long as I had access to him, I could separate myself from him physically, but never mentally or emotionally. Maybe for him it was the other way round, lol.


Posted by IAteMyGrandmaInMonkeyTown
You seem a lost soul. Your marriage with someone is somehow emotionally overlapping with your boyfriend. Classic Sagittarius if you ask me. You also have regreds if one reads between the lines.
I don't know who your psychologist was, but you don't need him, you need common sense. And if your book backed by Sagittarius mindset is about "difficulties/not possible to coming back", then you should maybe NOT LEAVE to begin with.
What I'm saying is you can't have both. 75% of this forum would not exists if you were correct. There are consequences for staying or leaving the marriage. No right or wrong. No blame. But consequences.

Posted by Antiphates
Cap Venus in a nutshell.

Posted by Phangus
Yes. It is the difference between a relationship lasting or not.


Posted by LadyNeptune
I agree. But it takes two. If your the only one willing to stick it out it falls apart.
We weren't really meant to be with someone for our entire lives. Life expectancy used to be 35 and for women you would croak via childbirth by your 3rd pregnancy.
I always admire couples that have been together 20+ years and still genuinely like each other. Props to them.

Posted by PuzzlePiecesPosted by Weeds
Not if there is no progress
How long do you wait for progress?click to expand

Posted by IAteMyGrandmaInMonkeyTown
"You lose your spouse after 3 years of her working on it & you refusing to." - sure.
Come on, I was married to a Sag. I may be naive, but I'm not stupid.
I'm not blaming you for anything, but you as a whole sound mutually exclusive. As if life is suppose to be perfect in a marriage, outside of marriage, after divorce, with bf, with ex bf. I mean WTF. We are all in the same boat.
Biologically life is not what you are forcing it to be. The high number of connections you make is the direct result of how shallow they are long term. No ones fault.

Posted by WeedsPosted by PuzzlePiecesPosted by Weeds
Not if there is no progress
How long do you wait for progress?
I haven't figured that out yet.click to expand

Posted by IAteMyGrandmaInMonkeyTownPosted by PuzzlePieces
Life is not perfect of course, shit happens. Marriage is not perfect, I never said I was perfect. Neither was my ex. It was a marriage, that’s how life is. We were both loyal if that’s what your hinting at. Your marriage is not mine, why would you compare? Every marriage is different. You think all Sags are the same, really?
High number of connections? No I was dating signs I didn’t know about. So I asked questions about signs. What’s wrong with dating after divorce?
Cap was the only serious one. We had a relationship for a year & off a year and then on & off. It’s been a rollercoaster but there are reasons for that. We’ve known each other 3 1/2 years. We are trying to rebuild now after working through issues and not dating anyone else. It’s always back to each other. So I’m thinking about this concept. That’s all.
We are completely different people. Hugsclick to expand


Posted by MyStarsShine
I'd find it too draining to keep going back....
I stay till things aren't repairable any longer and then move on, so to go back after that stage seems a waste of precious time...
You can still love and respect someone but that doesn't mean you can be with them....


Posted by jeane
i remember watching a programme once where an old couple was asked about the secret to their very long marriage.
One said "we never fell out of love at the same time". I quite like that. it's like while one person is still pulling for it you stay and you keep trying to work it out. the feelings return and you see in your partner all the qualities you saw when you first fell in love with them.
i think it is all about coming back and or rather never leaving in the first place. you have to withstand the ups and the downs, the better and the worst, because you believe there is something inherently good in what you have and in the other person, even if it doesn't always feel that way.

Posted by PuzzlePiecesPosted by jeane
i remember watching a programme once where an old couple was asked about the secret to their very long marriage.
One said "we never fell out of love at the same time". I quite like that. it's like while one person is still pulling for it you stay and you keep trying to work it out. the feelings return and you see in your partner all the qualities you saw when you first fell in love with them.
i think it is all about coming back and or rather never leaving in the first place. you have to withstand the ups and the downs, the better and the worst, because you believe there is something inherently good in what you have and in the other person, even if it doesn't always feel that way.
Yes that’s what the psychologist was talking about and how I meant it with the long term marriage with the Aries. Cap is different, he left. He regrets it, and the repairing is quite the process. A year and a half later.. lol This concept is what I would’ve liked to have happened with us, but in all reality we had things we needed to work in ourselves separately, and then things together. I had to get back to trust.. and so did he. Sometimes things just have to go a certain way.click to expand

Posted by MyStarsShinePosted by PuzzlePiecesPosted by jeane
i remember watching a programme once where an old couple was asked about the secret to their very long marriage.
One said "we never fell out of love at the same time". I quite like that. it's like while one person is still pulling for it you stay and you keep trying to work it out. the feelings return and you see in your partner all the qualities you saw when you first fell in love with them.
i think it is all about coming back and or rather never leaving in the first place. you have to withstand the ups and the downs, the better and the worst, because you believe there is something inherently good in what you have and in the other person, even if it doesn't always feel that way.
Yes that’s what the psychologist was talking about and how I meant it with the long term marriage with the Aries. Cap is different, he left. He regrets it, and the repairing is quite the process. A year and a half later.. lol This concept is what I would’ve liked to have happened with us, but in all reality we had things we needed to work in ourselves separately, and then things together. I had to get back to trust.. and so did he. Sometimes things just have to go a certain way.
Are you okay with the pattern repeating itself, maybe long term, i.e. him running away for a while when things get tough?click to expand

Posted by MyStarsShinePosted by PuzzlePiecesPosted by jeane
i remember watching a programme once where an old couple was asked about the secret to their very long marriage.
One said "we never fell out of love at the same time". I quite like that. it's like while one person is still pulling for it you stay and you keep trying to work it out. the feelings return and you see in your partner all the qualities you saw when you first fell in love with them.
i think it is all about coming back and or rather never leaving in the first place. you have to withstand the ups and the downs, the better and the worst, because you believe there is something inherently good in what you have and in the other person, even if it doesn't always feel that way.
Yes that’s what the psychologist was talking about and how I meant it with the long term marriage with the Aries. Cap is different, he left. He regrets it, and the repairing is quite the process. A year and a half later.. lol This concept is what I would’ve liked to have happened with us, but in all reality we had things we needed to work in ourselves separately, and then things together. I had to get back to trust.. and so did he. Sometimes things just have to go a certain way.
Are you okay with the pattern repeating itself, maybe long term, i.e. him running away for a while when things get tough?click to expand

Posted by PuzzlePiecesPosted by MyStarsShinePosted by PuzzlePiecesPosted by jeane
i remember watching a programme once where an old couple was asked about the secret to their very long marriage.
One said "we never fell out of love at the same time". I quite like that. it's like while one person is still pulling for it you stay and you keep trying to work it out. the feelings return and you see in your partner all the qualities you saw when you first fell in love with them.
i think it is all about coming back and or rather never leaving in the first place. you have to withstand the ups and the downs, the better and the worst, because you believe there is something inherently good in what you have and in the other person, even if it doesn't always feel that way.
Yes that’s what the psychologist was talking about and how I meant it with the long term marriage with the Aries. Cap is different, he left. He regrets it, and the repairing is quite the process. A year and a half later.. lol This concept is what I would’ve liked to have happened with us, but in all reality we had things we needed to work in ourselves separately, and then things together. I had to get back to trust.. and so did he. Sometimes things just have to go a certain way.
Are you okay with the pattern repeating itself, maybe long term, i.e. him running away for a while when things get tough?
The pattern seems to be changing. We are communicating better. It’s not just him. I used to push him away when he was having trouble.. so we are learning to try instead of make it hard. It’s a killer with us both cap merc Venus I tell ya. But the key is both trying... and patience.click to expand

Posted by 7thHouse
I've been married for years. I don't think it's the "coming back" because really, if it's a good, healthy relationship, there will be challenges but it won't be enough to run away. My parents been married for a long time too. I don't remember my mum or my dad ever breaking up all these years. Not to say they don't argue. They do. They've had challenges. Lack of money, job loss, health etc. But you know what, they never broke up. Mum didn't run away. Dad didn't run away.
It's not exactly the coming back. It's more the never leaving.

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A psychologist told me this years ago. He said it’s true even for long term marriages. Maybe especially in long term marriages actually. I know that’s what destroyed mine, when we stopped doing this. We were done.
It is the one quality I want in someone, because if you can do this anything is possible. There are others but I don’t have a list.
Do you agree?