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Crusher of tiny Nords
Join Date: Mar 2014
Posts: 1,367
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The thing is, especially in long term relationships... people tend to change on their own over the years anyways. Might as well make it look like their idea and earn some brownie points haha.
For instance, I no longer drink every day because my bf asked me to cut down. And I gotta say even though I bitched up a storm because I was an alcoholic when we met, I'm thankful, and he thinks I made some huge sacrifice. |
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Groupie
Join Date: May 2014
Location: Searching...
Posts: 9
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That's good. If the person wants you to change for the better, than that's fine. Long as they don't demand you to get up off your damn ass and go to therapy 'cause that's just being an dick. But it's a good thing if they want to change you because they genuinely care and aren't just trying to mold you the way they want.
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Make it so
Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 6,775
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I can dig that. I'm all for self improvement. I feel like I was a better person when I was younger. But there's always time to better yourself.
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