I'm interested to know about how people felt about their partners when they got married (or agreed to marry them if you are engaged). Were you madly in love / lust? I'm just interested to know what is important to people when they decide to chose a life partner. I'm not sure that I ever really get those feelings of being 'in love' (although I haved loved) and although I do fancy men, I very very rarely see one I genuinely really fancy! (Probably about 1 a year!). When choosing a future husband, it enough to love someone for who they are, but not lust after them? Is it more important to have a strong friendship, and a good connection, shared values, ability to have fun together, compatability etc. Is that enough or is it essential to have butterflies in the tummy and really fancy them for a marriage to last? Apologies this message is all one paragraph, I can't work out how to insert line spaces!
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