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Living separately with mutual consent

Postby bestwriter » 10 Oct 2025, 01:03

From what I have observed living separately with mutual consent has become trendy. I know of two cases. The involved couples seem quite happy with the arrangement and are on friendly terms.

They are free to live their life without one breathing down the neck of the other

What say?
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Re: Living separately with mutual consent

Postby Netherrealmer » 10 Oct 2025, 02:26

I know that there are married couples who sleep on separate beds or separate rooms because they have different sleeping and working schedules.
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Re: Living separately with mutual consent

Postby bestwriter » 10 Oct 2025, 04:10

I am talking of those who live separetly and not in the same house. This way they have total freedom from each other
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Re: Living separately with mutual consent

Postby millie998 » 10 Oct 2025, 05:01

That kind of setup can really work if there's trust and maturity. It's not about distance, it's about freedom and respect.
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Re: Living separately with mutual consent

Postby monster_masterpiece » 10 Oct 2025, 05:59

millie998 wrote:That kind of setup can really work if there's trust and maturity. It's not about distance, it's about freedom and respect.

Every one read subject from his side.
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Re: Living separately with mutual consent

Postby bestwriter » 10 Oct 2025, 22:30

When children are involved this could pose a problem unless the children are taken care of by both and planning is done how to care for them.
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Re: Living separately with mutual consent

Postby Jem Smith » 14 Oct 2025, 05:38

bestwriter wrote:I am talking of those who live separetly and not in the same house. This way they have total freedom from each other


Freida Kahlo and her husband did that. They lived in two houses next to each other connected by a bridge for when they wanted to visit each other. Seems like a good option if you're wealthy enough to do it and want to.

https://www.thenotsoinnocentsabroad.com/blog/diego-rivera-and-frida-kahlo-house-studio-museum

For myself, I'd miss my husband too much if we slept in separate rooms because I'm so used to sleeping beside him. I can definitely see the benefits of having your own room in the house though to put your stuff in and keep as you like it.
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Re: Living separately with mutual consent

Postby bestwriter » 14 Oct 2025, 13:41

This arrangement is only for those who need space so to say and if one cannot live without the other the question of them living separately will nevere arise.
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Re: Living separately with mutual consent

Postby germainebull » 25 Oct 2025, 09:46

This mutually agreed-upon separation seems to be a new way of living in a free and respectful relationship. People are discovering that they don't have to live under the same roof to maintain love or friendship. There is room to breathe, to discover themselves and to continue communicating peacefully.

For some couples or lovers, this is a solution to avoid daily conflicts without completely breaking up the relationship. It can be a way to heal, rebuild trust or even develop a true friendship. Not everyone needs physical intimacy all the time to feel loved or supported.

So, if both parties agree and respect each other, then it is a plan that can work. Relationships change and people find ways that work for them. What is important is open communication and goodwill. If it brings happiness and peace, then it is something to be supported.
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Re: Living separately with mutual consent

Postby bestwriter » 25 Oct 2025, 22:51

I think a marriage suffocates a person many a time One's individuality gets compromised to adjust to the partner's idiosyncrasies and so on
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Re: Living separately with mutual consent

Postby Padmavati753 » 26 Oct 2025, 08:52

Absolutely, it seems to be a refreshing approach for many. Flexibility can lead to greater contentment.
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Re: Living separately with mutual consent

Postby bestwriter » 26 Oct 2025, 09:15

Padmavati753 wrote:Absolutely, it seems to be a refreshing approach for many. Flexibility can lead to greater contentment.


As long as it is done with consent from both there should be no issues.
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Re: Living separately with mutual consent

Postby Padmavati753 » 27 Oct 2025, 13:21

bestwriter wrote:
Padmavati753 wrote:Absolutely, it seems to be a refreshing approach for many. Flexibility can lead to greater contentment.


As long as it is done with consent from both there should be no issues.
Agreed, mutual consent is key for a healthy arrangement.
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Re: Living separately with mutual consent

Postby germainebull » 28 Oct 2025, 07:17

bestwriter wrote:I think a marriage suffocates a person many a time One's individuality gets compromised to adjust to the partner's idiosyncrasies and so on


It's not a lie bro. There are marriages that suffocate you until you forget yourself. You find yourself changing to please someone else and your soul is exhausted. The freedom of being you slowly melts away. Marriage becomes like a mental prison instead of a partnership of love.

But not every marriage is like that. If you find someone who understands and respects you, you can bloom in marriage. Boundaries and communication are important. Don't close yourself off for fear of losing yourself. A good marriage is built by two mature people.
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Re: Living separately with mutual consent

Postby bestwriter » 28 Oct 2025, 09:33

Not all marriages cause suffocation Mine has not
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