Is it normal that i think one person can't love the other forever?

I have come to believe that a person just can't love the single person for his/her entire life. That's why most of the marriages fall apart. It doesn't matter if it's love marriage or arrange marriage the end is same & inevitable (in most case). Even in arrange marriage at last,they just fight with each other its like they are sick of seeing each others face for 50years.
The only diff. In love & arrange marriage is that love marriage fall apart easily but it doesn't mean arrange marriage are good at last they just have to live together for the sake of their kids.
So I think its reasonable to believe that one can't love a single person forever...
AGAIN I AM TELLING YOU THIS APPLIES IN 70% CASES NOT ALL. & THIS POST DOESN'T MEAN THAT I AM CHEATING ON MY GIRLFRIEND OR SHE BROKE MY HEART ITS JUST MY OPONION.& I AM NOT COMPARING THESE TWO (coz tbh I only know these two kind of marriages😅)

yeah you are right 10
nope love stays forever 4
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  • Ellenna

    Being "in love" doesn't last for ever but sometimes grows into a lasting love or affectionate companionship. However, I reckon it's very unusual and from my experience and observations most couples (hetero, homosexual or lesbian) who stay together for many years are usually only putting up with each other or are afraid to be alone.

    Love for a child or a parent can certainly last as long as both are living, but I don't think that's what you're talking about, is it?

    I'm always suspicious of anyone saying they'll love someone "for ever" because there's no way anyone can know that for sure and it's plain ridiculous to promise how you'll feel about anyone for the rest of your life, which is why the wording of most marriage ceremonies is total dishonest bullshit.

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    • Yeah exactly so i take it you won't say "I will love you for the rest of my life" in your wedding vows😁

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      • Ellenna

        Ha ha, been there, done that in 1965 when I was still young and romantic and didn't know any better.

        I wouldn't say that to anyone except my daughter and grandchildren because it's an empty promise

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        • Well I am not gonna say it when I will marry any girl but what if she said it can't correct her in the middle of wedding ceremony lol

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          • Ellenna

            Surely the wording of the wedding ceremony would be worked out and agreed on beforehand?

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  • nikkiclaire

    I think love changes over time and what was once a burning passion becomes more familual sp?

    I kind of look forward to the next stage in my relationship, where it becomes deeper and not just about lust. Although the sex is awesome right now lol.

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    • itachi_uchiha

      Yeah I guess it evolves in same way & "the end" is always same

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      • You know that's exactly what I have been trying to say. You speak my mind dude

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      • nikkiclaire

        "The end"??

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        • itachi_uchiha

          "the end" doesn't mean end or termination. It just means that phase of love ends & again not in all cases

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  • True love stays forever.

    I'd argue that many couples who say "I love you" don't truly love each other.

    I've found it curious that a person can easily love and care for his best friend, and family for his entire life. But when it comes to romance and marriage, there the friction is worst.

    You have to work at a marriage more than any other kind of relationship. Living together and being obligated to each other, resentment and frustration easily builds.

    The passion of falling in love that couples feel for the first few years often fades into a disappointing humdrum.

    Perhaps they'll begin to think things like, "This person isn't all that amazing," "She/he is so won't stop nagging me over every little thing," "Those habits are annoying," "Why did I marry her/him again?"

    People don't need marriage anymore, so they often give up. In general, I wouldn't say marriage is an institution conducive to happiness.

    It sometimes becomes something people just cling to, because they're afraid of loneliness. Too many people get married because it's just what people do- a sad bandwagon.

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  • Bella13

    Nothing lasts forever even love

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    • itachi_uchiha

      Couldn't agree more though some things does last forever

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      • Bella13

        Yeah it's not even practical coz it's human nature

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        • itachi_uchiha

          Lol Then why do people say I will love until my last breath don't they understand human nature😂😂

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          • Bella13

            That is only to impress others. Ok tell me till now how many gfs/bfs u have?

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            • itachi_uchiha

              Well I haven't counted but none were serious just time pass... But may I ask why are you asking this to me??

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