
Relationships fade when people stop growing, not because attraction dies. You're drawn to someone's qualities you lack; if you don't develop them yourself, pleasure turns to resentment. The real purpose isn't comfort. It's becoming who you need to be.
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You think the purpose of relationship is pleasure. But then at some stage, most people exit when it's not pleasurable enough. They run and they think they're going to find some of the place where it's just pleasure. But they don't realize the loss of pleasure is not just changing chemistry. It's because you've not grown in the beginning. You're attracted to someone because there's similarities, but there's certain differences, something that you like about them. But if you stay in relationship and you don't grow those parts that she respects or likes in him, that she thinks are not in her, are in her, she's just disidentified with them because she was not rewarded for that. Her youth. He has parts she has that he disidentified from in his youth because it wasn't rewarded by his father. So you get attracted each other. But then if you don't actually grow yourself into those qualities, you start to resent the person you still love. Whereas it was the very thing you liked before. It's not because they changed, it's because you didn't grow. And so unconsciously, rather than blame yourself, you blame them. That is the purpose of relationship is to grow spiritually. And with that comes an enormous amount of incredible love and your own growth.
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