Once the initial intoxication of lust wares off the idea that your relationship requires maintenance comes to your conscience. Even though it is critical to try to constantly work on a growing and healthy bond there will be lulls when you coast. While the daily upkeep of your relationship is on automatic pilot your mind might drift too, whom was my mate involved with prior to me, do they cherish me as much as they did the previous person, and will I be enough for them? As Hardy poin

After all is said and done and the jealousies and doubts have entered your heart and been dispatched as self-defeating, it all comes down to your perception of the value of your mate. Do you picture them as the ultimate, the all fulfilling? Can you picture your future together as a couple being secure in the knowledge that you are right for one another? Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette suggests, that the young wife is able to tell by surveying the room and all its occupants that she is the one that is in the envied position. The place coveted by this visitor, she is the love of her husbands' life. (Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette pp 197.)

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