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10-09-2012, 10:17 AM
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It's fine to take up or show an interest in your partner's interests. That's how we grow and try new things. The danger is if you give up all of your interests for your partner's, if you sense she's not into yours, just to seem more compatible. Or, if you take on activities and values that aren't yours instead of standing for your own.
Don't become a clone of your partner; maintain your own friends and activities no matter how many interests you have in common.
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