My partner and I are both in our forties and have been together for six years, but lately we keep having the same circular argument about marriage — they want it and I'm not sure I ever will, and we can't seem to find any middle ground that doesn't leave one of us feeling like we're compromising who we are.
More people experience this than they realize.
Two people have discovered a fundamental incompatibility that threatens not just their future together, but their understanding of what love requires.
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