Husbands and Wives
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l've learned, anyway, that love is...
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...not about passion and
romance necessarily.

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lt's also about companionship and...
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...it's like a buffer against
loneliness, l think.

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That stuff is important.
Somebody to grow old with.

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What kills most people is
unreal expectations.

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What about things that
can't be talked about?

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Like sexual problems, for instance.
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-Unresolved.
-Unresolved?

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Well, there's some things you
can't solve and then...

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...you have to live with it.
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You construct some
kind of patchwork thing.

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-But sometimes they flare up.
-They do, and when it happens...

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...it gets tough when that happens.
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You learn to deal with it and then
push it under the rug.

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And it works. That's the weird thing.
lt's not bad.

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You can't force yourself to
conform to some abstract...

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...vision of love, or...
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...you know, marriage.
Every situation's different.

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Whatever works is the deal.
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Ours is just one way.
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lt's funny. Last year when
we were at Gabe and Judy's...

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...and we announced so flippantly
we were splitting....

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-l wasn't that confident.
-l wasn't either.

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l remember thinking
they were so lucky.

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They had such a great marriage.
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lt's ironic that we're
together and they aren't.

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-Yeah.
-Weird.

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l had a romantic moment...
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...with Rain at her
21 st birthday party...

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...and l could feel
the old pull coming back.

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The old attraction coming back.
Feelings I'd had...


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