i found this an interesting binge read. i get it that they’re better off divorced due to different needs and wants. but i think that it was a great display of compassionate love and learning that marriage is not just a continuation of lustful and passionate love.
i like how after the discover of what the husband does, she still accepted him as he was. and when he came to a realization that he loves her too. he began to trust her and share secrets he’s ashamed of.
love is not linear and it’s definitely not black and white. from the very start she loves her husband and from the very start he loves her. it’s just the complication of lack of communication and anxiety.
don’t get me wrong, they’re better off separated (like someone said in previous comments) but i find this story somewhat warming that at the end, you’ll consistently learn something new about the person you love and it’s up to both of you to accept each other or deny the different parts of what makes us who we are.
i found this an interesting binge read. i get it that they’re better off divorced due to different needs and wants. but i think that it was a great display of compassionate love and learning that marriage is not just a continuation of lustful and passionate love.
i like how after the discover of what the husband does, she still accepted him as he was. and when he came to a realization that he loves her too. he began to trust her and share secrets he’s ashamed of.
love is not linear and it’s definitely not black and white. from the very start she loves her husband and from the very start he loves her. it’s just the complication of lack of communication and anxiety.
don’t get me wrong, they’re better off separated (like someone said in previous comments) but i find this story somewhat warming that at the end, you’ll consistently learn something new about the person you love and it’s up to both of you to accept each other or deny the different parts of what makes us who we are.
thank you for reading my rant.