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…is that you might, one day, 15 years later, be cleaning out your attic and find notes 
from when you were having a fight. When you were 17 years old. And, though the argument was over a situation that will not come up again, you remember the feelings of insecurity that brought about the fight in the first place.
And then, your spouse who is cleaning out your attic with you might say, “Hey, no fair getting mad about that one again.” And you’re not, but it’s odd how quickly those thoughts come back. And how well your brain retains those feelings of insecurity that were such a big part of your early relationship and adolescence. When, you know, your spouse had hair.
That’s one of the problems with dating since high school…..hypothetically. ;) Or maybe it’s just one of the problems of being a packrat.
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I think being in a married life with your partner seems to be great. What’s nice being with someone you’ve been friends with for the longest time is that you’ve come to know each and every little piece of each other. When you already know a person of who he is or what he is up to in his life, relationship problems like jealousy in relationships would be minimized because you come to know that person already. In a way, it is also a kind of maturity for your relationship when you know the other person in line has a different personality than yours.
Dexie: Never, it seems. :( ;)
Hehe, boy don’t we ever forget things :)
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Hsien: That’s what we live for, baby! :P
Oh lordy. You guys crack me up.