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Did you and your partner grow up with good relational role-models?
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Me: yes, my parents have their ups and downs nothing major always work things out by communication. Him: not really
I didn't. She definitely did. But I'm learning from hers now. It all works out I guess.
No neither one of us did but we hope to set the example for them.
Nope :-( well I think my nana and papa were excellent relationship role models now that I think about it!
Absolutely not for either of us
Sadly, not at all.
I would have to agree with my wife and say no. That fact is probably affecting my relationship to this day.
Uh no! Lol
No, we didn't. :(
Yes
Not at all for either of us. Back rounds full of infidelity and no communication. We vowed to each other that we would be better than we were raised.
Yeah. Mine are a bit messed up but still good. And hers are awesome
I don't believe so. I saw my parents go through way to much. And from what I heard from my partners dad, him and his wife had a lot of issues.. Some of which are still continuing
No, mine was a disaster and then some.
He grew up with parents who met at 17 and 19 and have been together ever since. My parents got divorced when I was 9, can't stand eachother and have taken eachother to court yearly for the last ten years- still spiteful towards each other. So he has good role models, I don't.
