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Although there is something to be said about the defanged passion of the term partner. And not that husband or girlfriend or whatever innately implies passion, but rather I think we need a new word that gets us closer to one another, or several others. Something in between lover (which feels very transient) and partner (which feels very technical) — let us invoke Dionysus
There are lovers and there are haters. That's it.
Unfortunately I have a hater wife.
very sad but big if true.
I cringe a bunch if someone refers to their partner as "lover". Idk why
It has a kind of wealthy-Victorian-playboy-on-the-fringes-of-polite-society air to it.
I see it a lot in the kink community I guess
romantic sexfriend?
Too descriptive; it becomes impersonal