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9th March 2005, 10:06 AM	#1
NutellaGirl Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 25	Can you change relationship dynamics and be successful? Once in a relationship can you change the dynamics? Can you go from being serious, boyfriend and girlfriend, exclusive, having shared many many intimate monents and enjoying a healthy sex life to being something different while one of you works out some issues (that the serious realtionship brought out?) Does the the relationship need to end or can it change an adapt to the current needs? Must it stick to the status quo? Or can you change the boundaries, the perimiters, once you've crossed certain "lines" and still be successful.... Can it grow and evolve after the issues have been resolved? Just throwing out a bunch of questions...

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