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I was just wondering if I am a rare exception or if perhaps this living together thing has been blown way out of proportion. My husband and I lived together for almost two years before we were married. I am pleased to say that our marriage is wonderful and that we hace grown even more concerned with meeting each other's needs. In my opinion, our marriage is very strong and I doubt that living together will affect us in amy major way. Are we mearly an exception, or could it be that only negative instances are being displayed regarding this topic?
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You could be right, very seldomly do you hear someone go out of their way to tell the good side of the story. I have very mixed emotions on the subject, sometimes it works, sometimes it go very very sour.
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