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We are all basically alone in our journey through this life




   A fellow in a TV program about marriage last night made a point 
   that struck me as quite profound.  He pointed out that we are 
   all basically alone in our journey through this life.  He said, 
   "We are born alone.  We die alone.  And we are alone the most 
   of the time in between.  We are alone the vast portion of every 
   day.  The time we spend with our mate may be as little as 20 
   minutes in a day."  Another good point made in the program was 
   that the special feelings of love, infatuation or romance 
   experienced by people in the beginning quickly fade away.  What 
   determines whether a marriage will work or not is not these 
   feelings but things like mutual compatibility.  The best 
   marriages end up more like relationships of good friendship 
   than anything else.  The best marriages usually start out as 
   two people who are just comfortable around each other and like 
   each other, as honest friendships.  



   Feb 1989



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