Do you think all relationships follow the law of diminishing returns now?

Ricky

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One could argue that on a long enough time scale all relationships follow the law of diminishing returns.

there is a period of gain and growth after which there is decay.

is the only solution to continually grow and cultivate new relationships? We see that in the form of plate spinning
 

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I've had a lot of relationships. Every type and the ltr's all ran their course about the 5year mark. SW15 mentioned this often.

The theory of diminishing returns is a thing and it's pretty common. But when you have the right person you can be the exception.

I've had so many relationships that it's pretty easy to see the patterns and know when it's time to pull the plug. Going thru all of that has helped me realize when I do have something solid.
Figure out what makes you tick and what you need. Don't waiver in who you are. Then find a girl that delivers. I've been with 78 of them and only met two that have been the exception to the diminishing returns theory. It takes a girl that brings as much to the table as you do. You need to be a leader and she needs to be a supporter.
 
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