Even if I marry a man I love very much, will my life become monotonous after years? Will love become boring?
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The only thing that makes life boring is not living it. If you think that spending 10s of thousands of dollars every year traveling the world is the only way to have fun, then yes, life will eventually get boring. You can't spend 50-70 years traveling the world and expect to keep having fun, assuming you can even make enough money to do that. You need variety. Find other ways to have fun as well. If two people can get out and enjoy life without requiring large expenditures, drugs, or really anything, then they can have fun their entire lives. You don't even necessarily have to go out. You can have fun at home too.
No I do not believe that at all and have witnessed a good many examples of that with people that I have engaged in business or recreation with and my parents would be a perfect example.
No, not every marriage. Only the ones where the spouses stop investing in each other
Does sex become monotonous?
Not usually, especially if you focus not on the pleasure as much as on the connection. Because the deeper the emotional connection, the greater the pleasure will be.
So marriage isn't a bad thing, right? Are you happy?
It is a good thing with the right person, and a bad thing with a bad person. Just like following the right God is good but following the wrong god is bad.
I am mostly happy
Perhaps you've heard the expression: "Bored people are almost always boring".
The exception would be someone who is so darn smart and knows so much, that everyday life presents no challenges.
If they let it. If they're willing then it's always possible to keep things working
Love is peace and discipline. It’s not fun. It requires discipline someone who gets high every night can’t do that
Possibly. I hate to say this, but researchers have found that humans aren't naturally monogamous and the average person gets bored with their partner after 12 years
Some folk grow apart which causes many divorces.
What do you want to do and experience in life? What adventures do you want to have?
No not necessarily, depends on how much work you put into it to prevent that
No lol. You aren't emotionally healthy if you think that.
If you marry the right guy you'll never ever get bored plus you seem adventurous so it should be a lot of fun for you
lawyers/solicitors and accountants leave comments on youtube saying not to get married, take their advice
You'll get what you put into it.
No, it is misconception.
Love increases by time
It depends