Do you suppose

A deep and healthy sort of love has always been an elusive sort of thing just by its nature or that we’ve become a disposable sort of society that throws the treasure out with the trash because even treasures aren’t worth our patience and effort?

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luckranger71 · 51-55, M

It's elusive as hell. One of the constants in life and through history is a yearning for simpler, better time that never existed.

Relationships are difficult and most people are by nature, settlers. Very human for people to not want to be alone for very long.

JustNik · 51-55, F

@luckranger71 generations of settling might have conditioned us to imagine greener grass lol

luckranger71 · 51-55, M

@JustNik Very true. Or the lure of the nuclear family, two kids, a white picket fence and a dog, may have taken many from the path that would truly fulfill their soul.

JustNik · 51-55, F

@luckranger71 oh definitely! And if not the lure exactly, simply the expectation. I’m seeing less of that in my children’s generation though.