10 Love Laws You Cannot Avoid

You fall in love, you start dating, you move in together … and then it seems to start going in the wrong direction. Again. Before you label your significant other as “not the one”, remember that some changes are normal and just inevitable. Don't compare your life with all those romantic movies cause not everything you see on a large screen is true...
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TIMESTAMPS:
Trust is extremely fragile 0:27
Sometimes you’ll be bored together 1:55
You won’t always be on the same side 2:53
Marriage and children are not a decision – they are a challenge 3:35
You won’t be attracted to each other forever 4:08
You will feel lonely sometimes 4:55
You will have strange thoughts 5:25
You will lose connection from time to time 6:03
You will hurt each other 6:49
Love can’t survive on its’ own 7:51
Music by Epidemic Sound
SUMMARY:
- According to a 2017 Stanford University study, 70 percent of unmarried couples break up within the first year of their relationship.
- If you don’t want your relationship to break like your grandma’s favorite vase, make sure you work on maintaining trust in it.
- In real life, reading a book or meeting up with friends might be more interesting than an evening together with your spouse. It doesn’t mean there is a distance between you.
- Even if you make all important decisions unanimously, sooner or later there will come a time when you won’t agree on something that really matters.
- Both marriage and parenthood are really tough challenges, and there’s nothing wrong with that.
- A relationship is wildly passionate only in the beginning. Passion lives, on average, for 2 years. When it goes away, the love life becomes calmer.
- It might seem that a relationship, and especially a marriage, is the opposite of loneliness, but that’s not really true. Sometimes you will feel lonely, and it may seem to you that nobody understands you and nobody cares about you.
- “Should I get divorced?“ ”Could I have been happier with someone else?" Such thoughts may come to even the happiest of couples. The best thing you can do is just ignore such thoughts.
- Here’s one particularly rough truth you have to accept: nobody can hurt you more than the person you love. You take his or her words to heart more than anybody else’s.
- People often forget that “love” isn’t just a noun, it’s also a verb of action. Both of you have to take this action, day by day, to make your relationship work.
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