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« on: September 21, 2008, 09:08:24 AM »

How much space should there be between two people that are married and/or live together, and what would you say are the "do's" and "don't's?"

What suggestions do you have for navigating through space/privacy issues?  My own father accused me of giving my men "too much" space and rope!

So what's fair?
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« Reply #1 on: April 13, 2009, 09:11:48 PM »

How much space should there be between two people that are married and/or live together, and what would you say are the "do's" and "don't's?"

What suggestions do you have for navigating through space/privacy issues?  My own father accused me of giving my men "too much" space and rope!

So what's fair?
I don't think there is a one answer that fits all in regards to how much space to give in a relationship.  What one couple may consider too much space another couple may consider not enough or just right.  I think as long as the people involved are happy and getting their needs met and are satisified with the space they have with each other then it's cool.  If I'm with someone, I like spending time with them on a regular basis, but I also like time for myself and my projects and other things I have going on in my life.  My SO would have to be cool with that. (And he is).  I can't stand if a guy is too clingy and checking up on me and expecting me to call in nightly.  If I feel that I'm obligated to 'report in, then I sometimes balk'. 
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« Reply #2 on: April 14, 2009, 11:46:30 AM »

I think Big C worded it best. Whatever you won't do (in regards to opposite sex) in front of your spouse is cheating.

Its definitely a subject which is hard to gauge. To close for one person may be smothering but another person may feel your idea of closeness is to distant. I have definitely learned the hard way that people are on their Ps and Qs with someone they really like but if they don't like you enough that's when you get the long span between calls, short conversations, lack of interest LOL.

I had a girl beautiful beyond measure but she was little to unaffectionate for me. Turns out when a certain man from her past comes around  she was miss lovey dovey ROFLMAO!

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