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I can totally concur ❤ after 40+ years of not meeting my person I finally did a couple years ago and the emotional connection is our most valuable asset and keeps us happy and motivated to resolve anything that comes along. And as a bonus we’ve never been more sexually fulfilled. It’s wonderful!
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I long for emotional connection with my husband but Im beginning to see it will never happen. We’ve been together 20 years. He’s too emotionally unavailable. He thinks Im the problem because I want to talk and resolve our issues. I have loved deeply, fought hard, and stayed longer than most would have—all because I hoped, believed, and cared.
I’ve tried everything to bring life back into this marriage.
I’ve spoken with truth and softness.
I’ve gotten quiet. I’ve gotten bold.
I’ve apologized for things I didn’t break.
I’ve bent so far trying to keep the peace, I’ve almost disappeared.
And still… he blames, he avoids, he denies.
He drinks, he withdraws, he rewrites history.
He hurts me emotionally, and when I ask why, I’m met with silence or shame.
The relationship isn’t emotionally safe.
It isn’t nourishing.
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What in the world - the thing that 'brinfs together' is the desire for closeness. Ohysically close, yes, but also emotionally and evey other way. I mean, we do that with friends too, we want to spend time with them not because we want to emphasise how far apart we are, but because we like to feel close to other people.
Very strange idea thinking that emotional distance would make a relationship stronger (occassionally you do need distance), so no surprise to me that emotional closeness leads to more enjoyable physical closeness
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@rainbowconnected
5 months ago
What a strange thing to believe that emotional closeness is bad for intimacy. Why share one's body with someone you cannot share your heart and dreams with? I would have a hard time feeling passionate about someone who does not want to know me in a deep way.
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