Amanda the Great by Amanda El-Dweek for January 21, 2021

If your marriage is exciting, there’s a good chance you’re in a toxic relationship.

In a truly good marriage, you don’t have to be verbal. You know what your spouse is thinking, will say, and wants. That is why at a restaurant you see an elderly couple not talking – they do not need to.

Give it another decade or so, and you’ll reach the stage where you only have to grunt at each other. Bliss!

Like sands through the hourglass, so are the Days of Our Lives®.

Actually, I find that if you look for the worth of each moment, you don’t have that “life is slipping by” feeling.

Having coffee in a cafe would be soooo exciting now! I can’t wait.

That’s what life is like in the Duhkotas.

My husband and I have had this conversation. We always find things to talk and laugh about, though. We would laugh about having this conversation.

The ex and I got to that point eventually, but I always found him to be a great conversationalist with me. He’s an introvert so isn’t comfortable talking a lot with groups of people or others in general. It’s when he quite talking to me entirely that I knew we were in trouble. He could talk about anything under the sun with me before, but somehow couldn’t find the words to say anymore.

And the coffee is good because it’s not the usual microwave instant coffee that you usually have every day.

What!!?? No donuts?

I identify my self and husband with this. We are also boring people.