Is it normal to want to have one person entirely to yourself?

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Is it normal to just want to have one person who prioritizes you above all overs? Someone with whom you share a strong bond with and truly loves you (romantic or platonic)?

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Based on 27 votes (26 yes)

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KholatKhult

3 years ago | pl

Breaking News!
Local human discovers the idea of a “Partner”

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geek_god_101

3 years ago

I believe if I am not mistaken called a romantic relationship. It's sad they are becoming more rare over the years.

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howaminotmyself

3 years ago

I have two, I call them children. And thankfully they will grow out of it. But it is also kind of nice.

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litelander8

3 years ago

Wow. This question is so profound.

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- RoseIsabella
  
  3 years ago
  
  Is it?
  
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  - litelander8
    
    3 years ago
    
    Not at all.
    
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    - RoseIsabella
      
      3 years ago
      
      😎👍🏻
      
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Inkmaster

3 years ago

I believe that's called "monogamy".

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hauntedbysandwiches

3 years ago

Yeah, normal

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SkullsNRoses

3 years ago

No! You must submit to inevitable cheating partners or accept your place as a beta friend. Thou deserveth the eternal second place.

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ellnell

3 years ago

Yes, that is what a relationship is.

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GaelicPotato

3 years ago

Yes it's called being involved in a romantic relationship.

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