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well, you see, me and my bf aaron have been dating for almost 10 months, but lately, things have been different. i have heard that months from 9-11 are really hard, but i didnt expect this. i talked to him about this and he says that he will always love me, no matter what happenes. idk how to explain it, we barely even talk, and have been fighting a lot lately, but i dont want to break up with him. what can i do to put back that zest back in our relashionship without doing something to drastic?
-age-15 [both of us]
-gender-female
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I would have to agree that it's hard at this stage. You've been together for awhile, but not what seems like "forever". What I reccomend is spending a little more time apart if you're one of those couples that is together every second of every day. This makes every time that you see each other a little more special than if you were seeing each other every single day. Distance really does make the heart grow fonder, in my mind. You could also try planning something that you wouldn't normally do. Such as going to a concert, a water park, amusement park, etc.
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