An old interview with Bint about relationships
(just a note: Noon has been by her side for over a year) 😏
🐦🔥: Single? Yes, I'm single! People do come into my life, but I take a very long time to get to know someone. If it comes to committing to a relationship, I need to observe them for at least six months. That's a long time.
However, I don't want a partner who is just around for fun and then disappears. I want someone to build a long-term future with. So I'm not in a rush, but I'm not closed off either—not closed off at all. Whoever comes along needs to have a bit of patience because the observation period takes a while.
I'm completely open to talking; I'm the kind of person who can chat with anyone. It's just that I might take a long time to evaluate things, so I'm just letting you know. Please don't back away too soon! If someone is sincere enough, they'll realize that I am open to it.
I don't really test people; rather, I let time be the proof. Every relationship hits points where you might feel bored—can you get past that? Or when you argue, can you handle the problem? Because we're adults, we don't want a relationship where constant fighting disrupts other areas of our lives.
For instance, if we argue, the easiest way to clear things up is to talk directly. Of course, not everyone is like that, and no one is right or wrong; it's just a matter of who matches us better. The period of getting to know each other—whether six months or a year—isn't really that long compared to spending the rest of your life together, right? I feel like one year is enough to know every part of who I am, and for me to know every part of who you are.
Single? Yes, I'm single! Still uncommitted.
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