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👫 relationships are challenging + a lot of work - @visakanv's blog
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Preamble: Hello everyone! This post has been getting shared a little bit, so I thought it might be worth taking […]
Preamble: Hello everyone! This post has been getting shared a little bit, so I thought it might be worth taking some time to put together a bit of context? This blogpost is basically a “cleaned-up” or “unrolled” post of 5 of my Twitter threads. I put this together because I think it’s a useful thing to share with friends who are engaged, or newly wed. I am not a n expert, I am just a dumbass with experience. I hope my experience is useful to you. 1. There are reliable indicators that predict relationship failure (The following thread was something I wrote off-the-
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