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* In real life, many couples who 'married for love' remain married long after having 'fallen out of love' (the old two-to-three year mark is usually when this strikes). This is usually because they're fairly comfortable with things as they are (they've bought a decent home together and/or have a good thing going financially), and they don't want their kids to grow up without a father/mother figure or in a broken home. 
** Sometimes, however, the parents in question have an ''epic'' falling-out but still stick together for their kids' sakes. Takes some guts, that. Far too many parents [[ItsAllAboutMe just cut-and-run when it gets tough, kids be damned.]]
*** Sometimes, though not being as passionately in love as before, the couple still care for each other as friends and family. If the "fallen out of love" is a simple cooling of the passion, it is quite normal to remain in the relationship. In fact, it's normal to ignore the sense of unfulfillingness, because after all there is still love between the couple, friendship, and lots of happy memories together. In that case, it's not a happy marriage charade, but something like a happy marriage advancing by inertia.

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10th Mar '13 11:32:43 AM yisfidri

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