This is a question for the older gentleman. Men around 50 or thereabouts.
I’m wondering; has your definition of being “in love” changed as you have gotten older?
What does being in love mean to you? Do you have to have butterflies or a racing heart every time you see your partner?
Do you need to feel “in love” with your partner or is it enough to feel that the fundamentals have been met: you love them, your goals align, you feel you can be yourself, you love each other’s company, life in the bedroom is good etc.
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This is a question for the older gentleman. Men around 50 or thereabouts.
I’m wondering; has your definition of being “in love” changed as you have gotten older?
What does being in love mean to you? Do you have to have butterflies or a racing heart every time you see your partner?
Do you need to feel “in love” with your partner or is it enough to feel that the fundamentals have been met: you love them, your goals align, you feel you can be yourself, you love each other’s company, life in the bedroom is good etc.
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I wouldn’t say it’s the same, only deeper!