DragonFox91
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Right, but the value of exchange or difficulty in exchanging value won't always be consistent.Any relationship is a form of exchange. Its neither just "what I can get" nor "what I can give". Both must be present for long term and for it to work it must be at least roughly of the same value for both sides (the more value you get, the more willing you are to continue).
And the net value of exchange for an individual must be also higher than just doing nothing (an important reality some people forget - energy, time etc is not free).
For example, lets say a time is worth for me 100 units, I give to some relationship 30 units, I get 50 units back, so I am in 20 units plus. Good deal. But if it costs me 100 units in time/energy/health/whatever, no, its not sustainable.
So, be wise and "calculate" if marriage is actually worth it. Its not something you can exit easily and without serious consequences.
Sounds like communication & honesty is key.
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