Fcuk Your Feelings Bruhh....!

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Maintaining a loving and healthy relationship is not always easy. It takes effort, commitment, and discipline. There will be days when you don't feel like doing the things that keep your relationship strong, but it's important to push through and do what is right.

Being disciplined in keeping your loved one means making a conscious effort to prioritize your relationship. It means setting aside quality time, communicating openly and honestly, showing appreciation, working through conflicts, and practicing forgiveness.

However, it's important to acknowledge that these actions can sometimes feel repetitive and mundane. It's natural to want to skip date night or avoid having a difficult conversation. But it's crucial to remember that doing these things is what keeps the relationship strong.

Discipline means doing what is right, even when you don't feel like it. It means pushing through the discomfort and doing the hard work that is necessary for a healthy relationship. It means showing up for your loved one, even on the days when you'd rather stay in bed.


Being disciplined in keeping your loved one is not always easy, but it's necessary for a healthy and lasting relationship. It means doing what is right, even when you don't feel like it. By focusing on the bigger picture and creating a routine, you can stay committed to your relationship and build a life of love and happiness with your partner.

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