Dating opposites

In fact, according to Heraclitus, there is no permanent reality except the reality of change; permanence is an illusion of the senses.

Because of the difficulty of his thought, Heraclitus was known in the history of philosophy as "the Obscure" (Ancient Greek ὁ Σκοτεινός — ho Skoteinós), as well as "the Mocker" or "the Reviler of the mob", due to his contempt for those who were not enlightened...Il est difficile de combattre contre le désir de son propre coeur: il achetera au prix de l'âme ce qu'il convoite.Commentary: this statement poses clearly the problem of the continuum as inherent in the nature of things (flux).For example, if one partner is needy while the other is nurturing, it may work for their relationship.In fact, there is evidence from long-term relationships that among partners with insecure attachment, they were more likely to have complementary attachment styles. Lewandowski's research explores the self’s role in romantic relationships focusing on attraction, relationship initiation, love, infidelity, relationship maintenance, and break-up.