Tell me, what is generally considered normal for this kind of situation (if it can even be called th…

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Tell me, what is generally considered normal for this kind of situation (if it can even be called that)? A month and a half? A year? What if it's already three years? And if people stop hearing each other – is there any chance at all to fix the relationship? And in general, are there families where this crisis never happens? I'm just curious. Personally, I think I broke up about 3-4 years after my relationship with my husband deteriorated. We stopped hearing each other. I feel like we're so different that our opinions ended up diverging on almost everything. My friend is in this situation for about six months now, but her situation is getting worse and worse. Her husband annoys her. But here, of course, the fault also lies with the husband, he's not working. An acquaintance has been in this situation for three years. He argues with his wife periodically, and he's taken a mistress. But I don't know what the problem is here. I just really want to build a normal family, without all of this.
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Kristina
Anything can be overcome if both partners want it... not just living by inertia because there's nowhere else to go
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Gulya
We've been together for 22+ years, this hasn't happened. I can get emotional, but my husband always smooths things over because I'm just being crazy, not because of any real problems))
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yankovskaya yuliya
There's no growth without challenges. We've been together for almost 15 years, and we've been through a lot. For a month or so every 3 years, I get completely buried in work and distance myself. Then I look at things with a clear head. I used to get emotional and mentally break up, but now I handle it differently.
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Ruzanna
We haven't yet. But I'm not saying never... 26 years old and going strong!)
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Ruzanna
Gulya Wow, same here)))
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Nadezda
If both partners want to make it work, it can be fixed. It can last for different lengths of time. For us, it happened after our first child was born. The first year was tough, but that's normal. Then things got better. And a slow-burning one, which we probably wouldn't even call a crisis, happened about 10 years later, coinciding with a midlife crisis. We just argued more often, no one was annoying the other, this period also passed. I went back to studying, my husband tried himself in a new field too. Now everything is good again.
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Gulya
Gulya 😁🤝
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Nadezda
Gulya I'm a bit of a drama queen too
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firuza manafova
I always believe that anything can be fixed and improved. But there's one main condition: both partners must sincerely want it and work on it. Unfortunately, it won't work if one person takes a step forward, and the second stubbornly retreats ten steps back. You can't pull a relationship forward alone. My husband and I haven't had any crises yet. Well, maybe that's because our personalities are a perfect match, I think.
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Umida Kozhevnikova
What exactly do you consider a family crisis?
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Yuliya
If neither of you wants to fix the relationship, then it's bad. You can't do it alone.
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Gulya
Gulya Time to open the club! 😁🥸
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Nadezda
Gulya We're friends for a reason!)
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Nastya
Everything is surmountable. We've been together for 17 years. We've been through everything: fire, water, and copper pipes (meaning, all kinds of hardships).
My husband's patience is angelic, but he can have a difficult personality. We suit each other very well!)
Everyone has flaws, and you either accept them or you don't.
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Lena Pugacheva
firuza manafova Interesting, tell us about your personalities
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firuza manafova
firuza manafova We are complete opposites. He's thoughtful, calm, and keeps a cool head and weighs everything in any, even the most stressful, situation. I, on the other hand, am emotional, impulsive, and live more by my heart than by calculation.
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Lena Pugacheva
firuza manafova Great!)
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Ekaterina Sagalaeva
I don't know... we've been married for 12 years. But nothing too critical has happened. Maybe the first year we were adjusting. We didn't live together before the wedding.
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