The article explores a relationship dynamic after 10 years where one partner longs for a committed and traditional partnership, envisioning shared living and marriage. Meanwhile, the other partner is hesitant, preferring not to cohabit until the children of the first partner are grown, and is also opposed to the concept of marriage itself. This creates a significant tension between their relationship goals, highlighting the challenges many couples face when their visions for the future don't align, especially in blended families and differing life stages.
I want more, I want the white picket fence and the security of his arms around me when I fall asleep.
He does not want to live with me until my children are gone, he has always been clear on this.
He wants me to live in his house, he said he could never live in mine.
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