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I hear stories. I hear excuses. He wasn't available or they didn't do this or we didn't have a sex life or, you know, we were just wash, rinse, repeat. We were roommates, stuff like

that. And those are all, I guess you could say reasons, but I really think those are excuses.

Because there's nothing your partner can do that gives you permission to go outside of a committed

relationship.

If you're unhappy, if it isn't working, that's fine.

And actually, relationships ebb and flow, right? It's not like

you're going to be kumbaya all the time. But what you do have permission to do is to call your partner

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