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This period stirs the friction between how we love and how we care. Partnership expectations brush against caregiving habits, revealing where devotion has become duty and where fairness went missing. It asks for honest renegotiation so that everyone, including you, feels nourished.

Something deep in you wants love to feel both sacred and daily, like a vow spoken while chopping vegetables. When commitment rubs against caretaking, old stories surface: the tally of who does what, the ache of not being chosen, the comfort of staying necessary. You may notice yourself tightening schedules, policing crumbs, or becoming the dependable one to avoid feeling disposable. The body remembers seasons of neglect and answers with hunger — for attention, for help, for a softer pace.

Working with this energy means separating nourishment from obligation. Ask: what actually feeds the bond, and what simply keeps the machine running? Let care become specific and nameable — “I need a night off,” “I want you to ask how I am before we talk logistics,” “I need to be fed too.” Allow seasons in the relationship without keeping score, and create agreements that can be revisited. When the urge to control rises, try curiosity instead; it turns contests into conversations and turns duty back into devotion.