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Is it possible to live with your partner without communicating?

Because it’s not worth talking to him about anything. There is nothing there.
That question only you can answer. I feel life is too short to live in a space with someone who doesn't communicate. My ex-spouse used to use the silent treatment on me. It was horrible to live in that kind of atmosphere. Just horrid. I value good communication. My next partner will be good at it too. I have a list of qualities. I won't settle. They are all reasonable and practical. Some do choose to stay in unpleasant unions because of the time invested. Time means nothing when the relationship is toxic or damaged. Or if both aren't trying to improve the situation. Choose carefully. Love yourself enough to choose you.
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@PoetryNEmotion I didn’t sit in the same room as my ex. The only time he spoke to me was when he wanted something or to yell at me. That’s a total nightmare. A woman is better off living with a pet then a vile human like that.
@SW-User I am glad you are free from such a horrible partner.
JustNik · 51-55, F
It is always possible to live with nothing, but it may very well affect you, change you, beat you down subtly over the years. It can be very hard to hold on to your sense of worth and self-respect in the presence of someone who doesn’t value and enjoy the person you are. You can stay, but hold tight to your soul.
@JustNik Her soul is already dying....
[big][center][u][i][b][c=A69800]Nope, that is mot a good relationship..


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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
There are people that have lived together without talking much.

Yet talking isn't the only way to communicate with your partner.

Some have lived so long together that body language is their method of communication.

Think about how any pet communicates. It's mostly body language. I bet, if you have a pet, you know when it's afraid. And just how afraid it is.
@DeWayfarer Sometimes opposites are not good for one another. I find that mostly people partner with those who have the qualities the other wishes one had. So a quiet person finds an outgoing person. Sometimes they cannot adjust. It is just the way relationships go. You try. You either like or do not like. Cripes. I am still dating. If I find suitable ones. Have a good weekend. I am on nights.
DemureDeb · 56-60, F
@PoetryNEmotion I agree with you. I am a quiet person and my husband is very talkative. I think you're correct when you say that sometimes opposites are not good for one another. I married at 19 and 37 yrs.later we're still married but I'm not so sure that we were ever compatible. I don't know 😕
@DemureDeb Many people get together when young. Over the years people change. They fo not always grow together. It is not unusual. How msny prople who have been together ten years or twenty or thirty actually love one another? Few I will bet. Many stay together because of the length of years in the same dpace. I ask you is this kind of unhappy, unsatisfying union healthy? Is it toxic? It is the devil you know. I divorced him after 3 decades. So happy now. No more toxicity. No more each day in hell. No more crying myself to sleep on the edge of the bed. He is still s mess and toxic only with domeone else. I am singlr. Still searching for a partner. But happy. No fear of anger. No uncertainty. Happy. I deserve real lasting love. Respect. So do you.
scorpiolovedeep · 46-50, M
It is really hard .. there are days like that….find things that draw your attention and engage in those activities.

Hugs
IM5688 · 61-69, M
Yep, pretty much do it all the time with my wife. Sadly, we have very little communication.
@IM5688 You will not leave. You prefer this to being single. It is on you then.
IM5688 · 61-69, M
@PoetryNEmotion I believe that we do love each other, (I know I love her,) but her culture is not known for being affectionate or showing affection. While I do miss the physical affection, she does take good care of me and looks after my well being.
@IM5688 You keep saying that. Repeating it. Who are you trying to convince?
Ambroseguy80 · 51-55, M
It’s pretty impossible NOT to communicate
plasticpants02 · 61-69, M
My wife and I have been for over a year. Not fun and very stressful. Better to just call it quits and move on
@plasticpants02 Can you survive the way you are until you draw your last breath upon this planet? I said jo. I deserve the finest love. So I freed myself. One of the best decisions of my life. I hear you are tired. You wonder about what happens after? It is peace. Happiness. Joy. Freedom. Do you want that?
plasticpants02 · 61-69, M
@PoetryNEmotion i want that more than anything right now. Just relax and enjoy my kids and life. Part of me feels bad for my wife. Doesn't work, no license. She would be on welfare. If she had of had an affair or something it would be somuch easier
@plasticpants02 She may be satified the way things are. It is comfortable for her. Is it for you for the rest of your long life? Refusers feel they have the power point. They count upon your guilt. Your feelings of fairness. What you endure is not fair. It is not right. It is your life. Choose wisely. Choose yourself.
StevetheSleeve · 31-35, M
That sucks.
Ontheroad · M
Is it possible? Sort of, but mostly for short periods of time (a day or two). Anything long-term will lead to arguments, suspicions/accusations, etc. Definitely not a recipe for any sort of even a passable relationship.
MISTEROK · M
Nah not possible... Communication is the first and most important step of a relationship... If it's not there.. I don't think any thing further is possible
val70 · 51-55
Well, partnership and non-communication doesn't really go together. Don't know you both, but it sounds to me like there's a silent war going on
Please clarify is this is not communicating as in not wanting to talk ever. Or is this a silence that is pleasing and agreeable to both. Thank you. I have already answered.
@Sunnyday You could have backed out then. Disrespect is what you let him fo to you. He is undesirable. Why did you stay?
Sunnyday · 51-55, F
@PoetryNEmotion my son, 3 at the time, fell in love with him. His real dad lives half across the country and has only seen him 2-3 times. This man is like a father to him. He is really good to him. That’s the only reason I’m staying.
@Sunnyday Yet you are teaching your son how a marriage is not to be. Is that proper? One should never deny respect nor common courtesy. You will regret what is taught. This is not good.
SW-User
No, it’s terrible living with a jerk that doesn’t bother to talk to you. That just means he’s a piece of garbage to be thrown away.
SlaveEt · 36-40, F
Live with? Sure. Be happy, fulfilled and content? No. I hope you find who or what you need soon.
deadgerbil · 22-25
Separation isn't an option?
Sunnyday · 51-55, F
@deadgerbil
No… my son loves him too much and this man is good to my son. I feel that’s enough to stay
SlaveEt · 36-40, F
@Sunnyday
Joint custody is possible, no? Children are not blind nor stupid. He will see your unhappiness and I suspect it will cause him concern.
MissTaken · 36-40, F
Isn’t that what marriage is all about ?😂😂😂😂
Strict4u · 56-60, M
Best to try to stay in separate rooms
Think of him as a house plant.
Layla07 · 26-30, F
Some guys talk to anyone besides their so
Zonuss · 41-45, M
No communication.
No [b] relationship.[/b]

 
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