i don’t want to fall in love…
March 16, 2013 § 30 Comments
Coco J. Ginger Says
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March 16, 2013 § 30 Comments
Coco J. Ginger Says 
Hey Coco,Your post reminded me of my own great luck. After 12 years together, whenever we fall into a funk or get too angry, I remind myself that my husband is first my partner and best friend. He’s a damn good guy.
It’s so much easier to relate to him and feel compassion for him when I change my point of view from lover/husband and all the shoulds that implies.
cheers, bllu
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Reblogged this on OlyEats.
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“The best foundation for relationships to grow, flourish, and succeed is a deep-rooted friendship.”
― Jonathan Anthony Burkett
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Very sweet.
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Somewhat sad yet sweet … Thanks for the smile and the thoughts your post provoked! 🙂
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But, when you get all three…Bingo!
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Being married is like having a sleep over with your best friend every night of the week. I know 🙂
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This is basically exactly what I was thinking tonight.
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Reblogged this on A Work in Progress.
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Yes, yes, so true! I love this.
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Simple and true!
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True love – looking after someone even though you’re angry with them.
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Enjoy
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Wise.
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Happily ever after doesn’t exist but love does and for a girl with a cayenne heart…hmmm, I am thinking that life with out passion and wild deeply felt love – to go with friendship, might just not be enough! 🙂
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Haha! I would like to have both love and friendship 🙂
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I think I know you. Do I know you?
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The phrase happily ever after comes from old folk tales, not from reality.
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Love it. Posted it on the Facebook page of my best friend, who I am lucky enough to call my wife. 🙂
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Reblogged this on redstick2roundrock and commented:
I love this!
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That was really sweet 🙂
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Reblogged this on ThatPlaceinEurope and commented:
Falling in love with my best friend, that is my happily ever after…
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And may you grow old together.
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so sweet…wish i had that
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A reblogué ceci sur Judithsmarkworld and commented:
I love this!
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Tried the “happily ever after” thing and it ended rather sadly (though, for the 32 years it lasted, it was worth it). There is no true love without true friendship.
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Kip, you are a dear heart to me, I am sorry it didn’t end happily. glad though it was worth it
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I guess you actually could say it ended happily. I’m happy, she’s happy, we’re just not happy together 🙂 I appreciate the thought, dearest friend.
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A best friend as a lover is Happlly ever after. What a ride that is. I don’t see it as just challange free. I believe the best friend lover is anything but challenge free. Treat them like a best friend too and whoaaaaa.
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Exactly. Uh, I feel like I should have a longer comment, like that isn’t enough, but all my possible responses just keep spinning back to “this is perfect, and exactly how I feel” Oh look, the comment got longer. 🙂
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