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Is it possible to love but not be in love anymore?

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Question - (14 March 2011) 1 Answers - (Newest, 14 March 2011)
A female United States age 36-40, anonymous writes:

I have been with my boyfriend and father of my children for 5 years and it seems like I have fallen out of love with him but I still love him just not in love is that possible??

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A female reader, GeeGee255 United States +, writes (14 March 2011):

GeeGee255 agony auntIt is possible, and a sign that you are letting each other drift to far apart. You both have to work on reconnecting with each other now that the kids aren't little babies anymore. Have a date night at least once a week. You don't always have to go out or spend a lot of money just be creative and don't forget to act loving towards him. It may

seem strange at first if you have gotten out of the habit, but you'd be surprised at how loving feelings start flowing again along with loving actions.

Love is like anything else in life, you have to work at it, pay attention to it, and nurture it if you want it to keep growing and evolving. Married life is never stagnant, it has many stages that grow and change over time. Having to get to know each other as lovers again when the kids start to get a little older is just one of them.

The trick to it is to remind yourself that it is just a stage and work through it. The fireworks and butterfly stage doesn't last forever for anyone. But what you get in return is even better, stronger, and deeper then you could ever imagine. So it is worth hanging onto.

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