A movie that I just watched (re-watched after many years actually) got me thinking about marriage and relationship. What really happens to a relationship after marriage? Does the love actually fade off after many years of marriage?
Well I guess it’s different if there was no love at all from the very beginning but then again a person might ask why marry in the first place? I guess that’s a whole different question. But what about those who fell in love and got married or those who even fell in love with their spouses after marriage. What happens to their love over the years? Does it just wear off? I can’t help but wonder?
~ Mysterious Mind ©
Mysterious Mind Of Mine 
It should not be thought of !
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Sometimes some things makes us wonder.
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This is not supposed to be.
Humans are confused and it must be dealt very carefully.
If you start thinking about it, chances of it going in a disruptive way are very high !
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Actually there is no harm in wondering why. I’m not saying my love is going to wear off.
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I am not referring ‘you’ when I say ‘you’.
I meant generally if someone ponders in such a direction, it is most of the times harmful, than being helpful ! (*Cheers)
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👍🏼
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Radically if you still think of it, love will always become stronger, though the flavor might change, love will persist and stay. The kind of love that is real and stable, not the one that comes and passes by. The flare and the glittery kind, they won’t. But if two of them are in love with serenity and sense, love will stay and will persist. Would never wear off ! (my thoughts)
Please see there will be few exceptions, but then who want to talk about exceptions !
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Well by right it shouldn’t. It wouldn’t. 👍🏼
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Every marriage reaches a point where the love might wear off. Or ‘appears’ to be that way. Because most couples don’t see love in everyday gestures. But eventually love is bound to be there, it’s only that we often don’t acknowledge it as we used to during the beginning days of courtship.
All of the above is fairly my opinion :). Was curious which movie made you ponder! 🙂
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Well said. It’s true that love is actually still there. It’s just that we fail to notice or acknowledge it. It’s a Hindi movie called Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna.
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Aah, yes. That movie makes us wonder! 😄
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Haha. Well looks like I’m not the only one then 😄.
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I’m pretty sure. You aren’t 😄
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It’s kind of sad to see how a relationship takes a turn for the worst.
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Yeah, there could be many reasons. We cannot blame anyone either.
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Yeah, it’s always best to know the whole story.
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Okay, I’m confused here…what’s d main question again?
…and btw what was the name of the movie? I’m sure you could share the name with us
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Haha I think by now you already know the name of the movie 😂
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…n hey!! You’re back!!😄😄😄😄😉
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Well I’ve been around 😉.
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So KANK was the movie…lol. I liked the black beast 😄😄😄 n Shahrukh Khan’s son..who in real life is not a boy but a girl… 😂😂😂 talk of gender confusion.
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Oh ya! I like SRK’s son too! He or she was just so cute! 😄
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Well I liked Priety Zinta’s dimples in the movie 😜
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Priety Zinta’s dimple is the same in all her movies 😂😂😂.
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Well that’s true…
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😄😄😄😄😐
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Do you have Priety like dimples?
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Haha no.
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I saw a dimple on a girl’s ads once…not sure if that’s what u call it.. 😄😄😄
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*read that as ass
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Hmmm…
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