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| Topic | Are lack of common interests a deal breaker for relationships? |
| SomeUsername529 04/02/21 9:39:48 AM #16: | I voted "no" but I guess I shouldn't have. You do need at least a certain amount of things you enjoy doing together but the number can be quite low and the common interests can be entirely manufactured (ie, starting a hobby together that neither of you did before). My wife didn't/doesn't really have any particularly active hobbies but over the course of our relationship we've taken up various forms of exercise (hiking, swimming, badminton, etc) and we both love baseball so it's fine. ReggieTheReckless posted... If you don't like being around your partner and want a relationship where you do seperate activities... I would start to think about exactly why you are with that person at all instead of upgrading to someone that you love so much you never want them gone <_< This sounds so childish. Obviously if you're often wishing your partner would leave you alone then something isn't right but "upgrading to someone that you love so much you never want them gone" sounds like how a teenager imagines marriage. ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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