When they first started living together, there was a fresh and subtle atmosphere in the air. The lives of the two are like two intertwined streams that begin to slowly merge.
Every morning, when the first rays of sunlight shine into the bedroom, illuminating each other's sleeping faces, a sense of warmth arises. The two of them prepare breakfast together, plan weekend activities together, and experience the details of life together.
Over time, cohabitation life has deepened. The shyness and restraint at first are dissolved by daily interactions, and replaced by a tacit understanding and intimacy. The two begin to learn more about each other's habits, preferences, and personalities.
Sometimes, there will be arguments over some small things, but more often than not, they are tolerant and understanding of each other. They learn to make some personal space for each other outside of their busy work schedules, and they also learn how to find balance in their lives together.
However, cohabitation for too long can also pose some problems. Spending a long time together may make the novelty of each other fade away, replaced by habit and dependence.
Sometimes, two people may be too familiar to ignore each other's feelings and needs. At this time, they need to create some new surprises and experiences for each other in a timely manner to keep the relationship fresh and vibrant.
In addition to the daily friction, we will also find that there are some "heavy taste" habits with each other. Let's take a look at one set to see if you've had the same experience.