Should you stay in a relationship if your partner grows, but you feel stagnant?

[HawkPerception]

Yes

No

[ohsheeT]

This is why there's a lot of divorces a lot of breakups because you're not growing together and you need to grow together to be a part of each other to make things work.

It's like you read on here the guy stays home plays video games and the woman is out working making the money coming home to the same old thing ever every day she wants things she wants to go places she has goals sooner or later she's going to walk away from this guy because she's growing and he's not

[pass_the_celery98]

People can grow in different stages in life doesn’t have to be at the same time. That’s strong relationship. But it seems nowadays, being with someone is like the flavour of the month. If I was in a jam I would hope the girl I’m with supports me, vice versa if she was in a bit of a jam, (ie: unemployed, doesn’t know much about religion) I’d still be with her regardless.

[foxritual]

It is easy to feel as though it's not enough or that you're not significant enough when you start falling behind. That isn't a reason to run and leave though. Make this into an opportunity to be there for your partner and find qualities within yourself that make you proud of who you are too. Your partner would want you to also be successful.

[TacosRAwesome]

Depends on whether I feel I'm in the way of his new life or not.

[MicahRaine]

Yes you should stay. You should also start putting in work to grow though.

[Den1971]

If you love him stay with him or her find your niche and get to work people like a challenge stagnant is not a challenge that's the final destination if you don't change it

[egdev5]

You should do whatever you can to gros with your partner and it's good to communicate it. re-state//background_color_rgba (0, 0, 0, 0), font_color_rgb (77, 77, 77), justifyLeft

[Graptemys79]

Why not grow with her?

[Dongie]

Yeah.