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"So here's the thing when you get into a new relationship, you start putting your all and you actually try to get the other person you try to understand what the other person wants from that relationship. But as family relationships matures enough, the talking kind of stops and there's this kind of comfort level that has been achieved. And from both the ends, people just stop trying to understand what the other person still requires in the relationship."
"So here's the thing when you get into a new relationship, you start putting your all and you actually try to get the other person you try to understand what the other person wants from that relationship. But as family relationships matures enough, the talking kind of stops and there's this kind of comfort level that has been achieved. And from both the ends, people just stop trying to understand what the other person still requires in the relationship."
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"So here's the thing when you get into a new relationship, you start putting your all and you actually try to get the other person you try to understand what the other person wants from that relationship. But as family relationships matures enough, the talking kind of stops and there's this kind of comfort level that has been achieved. And from both the ends, people just stop trying to understand what the other person still requires in the relationship."
"So here's the thing when you get into a new relationship, you start putting your all and you actually try to get the other person you try to understand what the other person wants from that relationship. But as family relationships matures enough, the talking kind of stops and there's this kind of comfort level that has been achieved. And from both the ends, people just stop trying to understand what the other person still requires in the relationship."