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Taurus and Aries often have contrasting traits which can cause relationship issues. Taurus values stability and routine, while Aries seeks excitement and independence. Communication gaps and emotional disconnect, like those described, can lead to distance and dissatisfaction over time. Recognizing these zodiac differences helps in addressing underlying conflicts and improving understanding.
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Aries married to a Taurus for the last 14 years. We married after knowing one another for a year, child on the way and all. Being the "good" Taurus he was, he has lived up to his responsibilities. Something I was reminded a couple times before our wedding.
He has never "pushed" me to work in our time together, only required i take care of the house and my child, has provided food and shelter, vacations, when in the mood, and affordable, is very steady in his emotions, no fighting or anything. Physical relations started going downhill after the birth of my child. That was 14 years ago.
To keep this fairly short, he works 5 days a week, nites.(14 years) Comes home, sleeps, goes back to work. On his days off he drinks his beer, works on his project (car) or just spends time watching tv in his den or sits in the garage for time alone...Takes us out once a week to the same restraunt, cause its "affordable" and we do the same little shopping trip, week in and out also.
He does not carry on conversation very much at all, and if he happens to agree to get into a discussion, it will get the kabosh with a negative comment and he will no longer talk about it.
I am a creative person, and I like to share what I do. He does not understand it, but politely gives the obligitory nods, in between what ever else has captured his attention while I am speaking to him.
I have lived with this to varying degrees, for the last 14 years, and it is getting worse. He says he has been faithful for this time, and so far I haven't found evidence to the contrairy.
Although, I have wondered.
We haven't had relations for a good 3 years, because he shows no interest in me other than to kiss my forehead before he leaves for work.
I have addressed the problem quite a few times. But as I said, he is not a discussion minded person. He listens to what I have to say, and then when I ask what do you think we should do? He throws it back to me and says I don't know..What do you think I should do?
He is very quiet, my child is wondering why he is such a stick in the mud. Being a teenager, there are lots of things she would like to do, and I have always tried to keep things family orentitated. But that too has come down to just the two of us. Unless I plan an itenairy (sp) right down to the last detail. We continue to share our obligitory weekly "day" together, in the same ol' rut.
He is not verbally supportive of anything my child or I do, apparently assuming we should just "know". I realize people change over time. Relationships change over time. I have been there done that more times than this. But I thought this would be the "one"
His attitude has caused me to rethink many things. At this point, I hold only a feeling of friendship for the man, but thats about it. I have been faithful for the last 14 years. Devoting myself to trying to make this work..so, why doesn't he see that it has gone too far, blinded by his stubborness, or too possessive to let it go? Or Just to comfortable to see past the end of his nose?