>>107497I don't get it either. Why like someone if you want them to change?
I don't exactly remember what study it was, but it was about how moids need novelty and how they get bored of their partners and lose their sexual interest towards them with time. It was a graph of sorts.
My sister's husband once told her to her face that he became "impotent" since he made her pregnant and lost his attraction towards her, has cheated on her, openly flirts with other women in front of her, but she still wishes affection from him. When she confronted him, he kept shifting the blame and accused her for not spending time with him, and that's why he had to cheat. She fights with him every day and complains about his toxic behaviors, but he conveniently dissociates and forgets that it ever happened.
If you don't like it, why not just leave?
And if you can't leave, like my sister because of kids and other reasons, then why not just accept that you have a shitty card that you got dealt with and focus on things that matter?
>>107484Have fun trying to change a narcissist.