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What do you do when you just co exist?
I have been dating the same guy for 2 years...it seems to have gotten to the point that we just coexist with each other now. We don't feel love from the other one and we both know that we aren't happy. We want a change-preferably staying together but we know that if we don't change it will be over one day. What can I do to help this change happen faster so we do stay together?
It's not satisfactory-that's why we need to change. We both agree we hate it and want better. We prefer better with each other.
Some background-we just moved to CA together this year and are living together.
I need advice on how to stay in the relationship.
6 Answers
- samans442Lv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
Every couple goes through periods like this. If you don't have much hope that your relationship won't change, it probably won't.
If you're both committed to making it work, try learning something new together...tennis, dancing, whatever.
What shook us out of our routine was finding a good church. If you're open to that possibility, start shopping around for one.
If you're not sure about a future with him, it's probably best to end the relationship now. Divorce, especially involving kids, is an ugly thing.
- beekissLv 41 decade ago
Why would you want to "change" just so that you can stay with this guy. Two years is not a long time to date someone. If neither of you are happy and simply "co-existing", then you should move on. Life's too short to be with someone who's not fulfilling you and you're not fulfilling them. I don't know how old you are, but you don't need to stay in this relationship if it's not working (and it's obviously not). And if you don't feel love from each other, you're not going to be able to manufacture it. Trust me, I know, I've been married 34 years and we've never simply coexisted and we've always been in love! That's how it should be.
- 1 decade ago
You should make sure you set aside a special time each week to really spend time together. Go out for a romantic meal or even sit at home and cuddle and talk. It's easy to fall into separate routines and then the passion is gone. Try to put the passion back.
- .Lv 71 decade ago
Either get some couples counseling to get the spark back, or go your separate ways so you'll each have the opportunity to meet someone you connect with better.
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- WCLv 71 decade ago
The best thing to do is to leave, unless this kind of relationship is satisfactory to you.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
you both have too eat humble pie;if you wish it too work .sound.s like you should just get ;your coat .