Break-ups and a hunger for relationships - Is it a post-covid symptom?

[chkchkchk]

A couple of weeks ago me and my boyfriend broke up. He's an amazing guy but it came to a point where both of us had to admit that we fought just slightly too often and that it was better to end the relationship. Interestingly enough I heard from a lot of my friends (and friends of friends) that they had just broken up. After two years of lock-downs, pandemic restrictions and never-ending discussions on vaccines and viruses people seem to proceed more carefully when it comes to choosing what they want to have int their lives –and what not. This goes for jobs, friends and yes, also relationships. 

At the same time some close friends told me that after years of casual dating, they are now really ready for something more stable, a long-term relationship. And even though I'm not at the same page with them, I really get them. All the chaos of the resent months doesn't only make us select more wisely how to live our lives it might also give way to a longing for more intimacy and closeness. 

So what do you think? Any break-ups or desires for relationships in your friend circles? And what about yourself? Let me know 💕

[Barney]

Me and my partner broke it off today. He found out I had sex with a lesbian . She was my first pussy . Sad part is I been gay for 46 years . She want more and I think I do to . I also believe I need a cock to keep me happy .  I always been a cum slut . I swallow and love it bare back blowing ball deep in me. 

[Phil-1532]

Relationships take work and time. No matter what type of relationship you are in. Yes after lock up we all went a bit stir crazy and could not wait to socialize again. Sometimes being in a close relationship like during lockdown can fray people’s nerves. You are worried about getting Covid and you concerned about your friends and family getting it. But if you truly love or care about each other you will take some time to do things on your own. That could be doing a hobby while your partner does something else. The point is you are not joined at the hip. In every relationship we all need our alone time. We want both and have to compromise at times. You may be in the same house but you could have a time of day agreed upon where you do your thing in one room and he does his in another room. The idea is to just have that me time. It is human nature to want it. Or if you feel the walls caving in go for a walk by yourself or go for a drive. It all comes down to communication. If you two thought you were fighting a bit to much why not seek couples counseling. Just a suggestion. I was not there nor did I go through what you went through. We all have are own experiences. Enjoy life and when that person comes into your life you will just know it. Your personality’s will just fit together like a glove. Take care.

[Mo****]

chill my everyone…everything happen for a reason…!😊 gudvives…😘

[Dave7641]

  On 5/29/2023 at 11:16 PM, Moja06 said:

chill my everyone…everything happen for a reason…!😊 gudvives…😘

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You are  right sometimes  it happens 

[ealkry]

  On 6/20/2022 at 3:33 PM, chkchkchk said:

A couple of weeks ago me and my boyfriend broke up. He's an amazing guy but it came to a point where both of us had to admit that we fought just slightly too often and that it was better to end the relationship. Interestingly enough I heard from a lot of my friends (and friends of friends) that they had just broken up. After two years of lock-downs, pandemic restrictions and never-ending discussions on vaccines and viruses people seem to proceed more carefully when it comes to choosing what they want to have int their lives –and what not. This goes for jobs, friends and yes, also relationships. 

At the same time some close friends told me that after years of casual dating, they are now really ready for something more stable, a long-term relationship. And even though I'm not at the same page with them, I really get them. All the chaos of the resent months doesn't only make us select more wisely how to live our lives it might also give way to a longing for more intimacy and closeness. 

So what do you think? Any break-ups or desires for relationships in your friend circles? And what about yourself? Let me know 💕

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Well by viewing your post it seems like you have had 3 years to either confirm your views or deny them. Lockdown was incredibly hard on everyone and certainly put a lot of relationships to the test be they gay or straight. Give us an update on your situation. Did ye get back together or have you found happiness elsewhere. Either way I hope you are doing well. Interesting read though. 👍👍