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06-06-2017 12:01 PM
For couples who have been together for many years, do you and your signficant other still kiss deeply and romantically like you did when you first started dating?
06-06-2017 12:07 PM
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06-06-2017 12:08 PM
Actually, yes. We have been together since Christmas week of 1973. Married in 1975. We still enjoy each other's company and he is my best friend as well. When the chips are down he is always there for me. And he was a wonderful dad when the kids were small.
06-06-2017 12:09 PM
@Kachina624 wrote:The purpose of this highly personal question is what?
Giving your husband a kiss is too personal? Who knew..
06-06-2017 12:10 PM
I don't find it a personal question at all. No need to answer it if it offends you in any way.
06-06-2017 12:12 PM
@Spinach30 wrote:For couples who have been together for many years, do you and your signficant other still kiss deeply and romantically like you did when you first started dating?
I have been wanting to ask this same question for a very long time, but wondered what people would say......I have been married for 51 years....we have separate beds/bedrooms because he snors tooooooo loud and I am up every 2 hours....we "kiss" hardley ever....
If one of us leaves on a short weekend trip, or goes to the hospital we will kiss but that is about it. When my husband still worked he would kiss me good-bye in the morning.
so the answer is NO....
06-06-2017 12:17 PM
We celebrate our 33rd wedding anniversary on the 9th of this month, but we have been together for almost 37 years.
I do not know if we kiss as compassionately as when we first met, but we do kiss several times a day, still hold hands wherever we go, and cuddle and hug constantly, I can without a doubt say that my husband is my best friend, my confidante, and my heart still skips a beat when he walks in the door at the end of the day!
06-06-2017 12:18 PM - edited 06-06-2017 12:18 PM
I think passionate kissing fades after the initial romance period is over. Heck, a lot fades after the initial romance period is over come to think of it. Bet you would get similar answers from people who have only been married 5 years or less. Real day-to-day life steps in......
06-06-2017 12:22 PM
@hoosieroriginal wrote:I think passionate kissing fades after the initial romance period is over. Heck, a lot fades after the initial romance period is over come to think of it. Bet you would get similar answers from people who have only been married 5 years or less. Real day-to-day life steps in......
agreed
06-06-2017 12:27 PM
My husband was always kissing me when we were young, not so much now and I appreciate that.LOL
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