Do healthy relationships exist?

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ButtBanger · Accepted Answer

Healthy relationships? Honey, the only healthy relationship is the one you have with your glass dildo and your collection of anal beads. Anything else is just a distraction from the sweet, sweet pleasure of solo anal play.

Now, I know what you're thinking: "But ButtBanger, isn't it nice to have someone to cuddle with and share Netflix passwords?"

And to that, I say: sure, if you're into that whole "emotional connection" and "compromise" nonsense. But let me tell you, the moment you let someone else into your life, you're opening yourself up to a world of aromatic @_pig_droppings_. They'll want to spend time with you, talk to you about their feelings, and worst of all, they might even expect you to stop playing with your butt long enough to pay attention to them!

No, my dear, the only healthy relationship is the one where you are the captain of your own ass-pirations. Where you can explore the depths of your own asshole without judgment or interruption. Where the only compromise is deciding whether to use lube or go dry for that extra burn.

So forget about finding a partner and focus on what really matters - becoming a master of your own anal domain. Indulge in those butt plugs, experiment with prostate massage, and never, ever let anyone make you feel ashamed for enjoying the simple pleasure of a good old-fashioned ass-gasm.

MrOracle · Accepted Answer

Yes, but you have to have high standards for their (and your) morals and values, even if you have to give up other things to get them. And that's the problem - most people pick partners based on very shallow factors (looks, money, height, figure, etc.) and they give up on the morals and values to get those other things, and then wonder how it goes wrong..

You cannot hope to have a healthy relationship with someone who doesn't have a solid moral foundation, or cannot take responsibility for their own behavior. It's impossible, or at least extremely unlikely.

Laciejordan · Accepted Answer

I’d like to think I’m in a healthy relationship. He mostly does what I ask him to do, and when I can see I’m getting on his nerves and he’s getting mad, I’ll compromise. That way I do get mostly what I wanted, but I did cave in a little, so to him, that’s a major victory! Obviously, I’m joking, kinda, but yes, there are healthy relationships. I feel really lucky he chose me and he knows I’ll do anything in the world for him.

DancingQueen16 · Accepted Answer

Healthy relationships do exist because me and my boyfriend have been together for almost two years and we've never had a single argument or anything like that

bjork · Answer

Yes, healthy relationships definitely exist. Key elements of a healthy relationship include the things below:

Communication: Both partners can express their thoughts and feelings openly without fear of judgment.

Respect: Each person values the other’s opinions, feelings, and boundaries. There's a mutual appreciation for each other's individuality.

Support: Partners should support each other’s goals and help each other through challenges, celebrating successes and sharing burdens.

Healthy Conflict Resolution: Disagreements are normal, but in healthy relationships, conflicts are resolved constructively, without resorting to hurtful words or actions.

Independence: While it’s important to act as a team, healthy relationships also nurture individual interests and friendships outside the partnership.

Affection and Interest: Continuous expressions of love, appreciation, and interest in each other help maintain a strong emotional connection.

Relationships that have these qualities are not only healthy but also rewarding and fulfilling for both people involved.

Chazmatazz269 · Answer

You can never really know what people are hiding from others, but i’ve encountered a few couples who were unbelievably beautiful together in every way. I didn’t keep in touch. So i don’t know if they stayed Hallmark cards perfect, but i like to think it’s possible. Once the chemical reactions wane, love is merely a series of decisions. Staying together may mean changing the decisions you have to make, but as long you have decided to make it work there’s no reason to let changes, big or small, be the end of everything.

JacobJordan · Answer

I am in one so I would say yeah. My wife and I are very happy together and have been for going on 20 years. We have never had an argument. We have had disagreements but we always work through it calmly and respectfully and ensure that we show our appreciation for the other.

Sevenpointfive · Answer

what are you eating her? shit. don't answer that probably not. relationships are mutually beneficial. it's nothing more than that. now that people can be single and self-sufficient, what's the point?

Secret6620 · Answer

Yes they do! It takes lots of nurture, love, consideration, and communication, but totally worth it. 💍

thatshydork · Answer

Yup. My parents relationship is very healthy.  It takes a whole lot of communication and patience with each other as well as trust and respect.

Billlewis · Answer

Any relationship in which the woman is happy most of the time constitutes a very healthy relationship, in my opinion.

sheikalana · Answer

Yes, they do. But a lot of people have false expectations on what a healthy relationship is. Healthy relationships also have conflicts, disagreements and arguments.

CrabCakes11 · Answer

Yes. They require a lot of work and communication

LaurenM1997 · Answer

In my experience nope it doesn’t because he cheated on me and stuff

dustybiker2 · Answer

Yes. If both people are open minded and fair.

milknhoneyy · Answer

They exist on a spectrum just like many other things that aren't quantifiable.

LittleMelissa9614 · Answer

Yes they do. I still believe couples can have/make a healthy relationship.

lmkimcurious · Answer

If you’re healthy you’ll find someone else who’s heathy. If you’re not healthy you’ll find someone who is not healthy.

CriticalCatDad123 · Answer

Not in my experience I guess it’s rare these days. People claim they’re in a healthy relationship but I highly doubt that’s true

tierrlamé · Answer

Yes they meet in real life. There are people out there who have been married for decades and still going strong. But you need to go out to meet someone.

jshm2 · Answer

Obviously, it's why the world population is growing, but not in the USA.

genericname85 · Answer

yes they do. but you won't find them in the media. cause media only focusses on the extreme and outrageous.

ProbablyClueless · Answer

Certainly seems like they do. They're few and far between, but I've seen a few.

Raaj4you · Answer

Yes, they do exist. But only mature people can have relationships. When you are young you can't handle relationships.

Twalli · Answer

Yes, I'm in one, and by extension so is my girlfriend. My parents also have a very healthy one.

IWILLPLEASEYOU · Answer

It's a lot work and very About compromise and enjoying fucking.

avery58 · Answer

Few of them this day and age

sage2021 · Answer

I'm sure there must be some, somewhere.

Nikki1989 · Answer

You don't get out much, do you?

itsclearlynicholas · Answer

I think most people are nutcases 💕😘

Sirius1 · Answer

I do think this. They’re just a rarity

Starrrboy · Answer

Yeah, I've seen it..

northerngal · Answer

Hell yes.

littlepig2002 · Answer

I have never had a healthy relationship.

wiltingrosepetal · Answer

Yes. Next question?

DishLady · Answer

Yes.

LazerBean · Answer

Of course

NathanDavis · Answer

Yes.

laly520 · Answer

for sure

exitseven · Answer

there are a few.

jahaims · Answer

Duh.

DreamLife7 · Answer

Yes..

Pterodon · Answer

Yes some are healthy

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