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Psychologist: Emotional intimacy, not attraction, sustains long-term relationships

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A psychologist argues that emotional intimacy, not physical attraction, is the key to long-term relationship satisfaction. Research indicates that while attraction may fade over time due to life's demands, deep emotional closeness and understanding are more reliable predictors of lasting devotion. Healthy couples prioritize nurturing this emotional connection, especially during periods when passion naturally ebbs, to ensure their relationship endures ordinary life. AI

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Psychologist: Emotional intimacy, not attraction, sustains long-term relationships

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Mark Travers, Contributor ·

    1 Thing You Need More Than Attraction In A Lasting Relationship, By A Psychologist

    Attraction will naturally change over time. Here’s what actually sustains a lasting relationship, according to rigorous psychological research.

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