My history of relationships has always been like getting a new car. I love the first part, reading all the brochures, taking her on a test drive, the new car smell, washing and waxing her all the time, etc. Then the car gets some miles on it, a couple of dings, a milkshake spilled on the seat, a set of new tires, and the upkeep starts nickel and diming you to death. You either need to trade her in for a newer model or keep her until she becomes collectible classic. Cars have the potential to get better with age, most people don't......
My history of relationships has always been like getting a new car. I love the first part, reading all the brochures, taking her on a test drive, the new car smell, washing and waxing her all the time, etc. Then the car gets some miles on it, a couple of dings, a milkshake spilled on the seat, a set of new tires, and the upkeep starts nickel and diming you to death. You either need to trade her in for a newer model or keep her until she becomes collectible classic. Cars have the potential to get better with age, most people don't......
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