Men and women are separated, and men have no desire for women. Isn't it love?

There are many examples of this situation in real life, which contain many factors.

First, couples in their fifties were forced to separate because one of them was forced to take care of his grandson and his wife went to a distant place or a big city to help his son and daughter-in-law take care of their children. Because grandchildren grew up in their own hands, they have a sense of honor and accomplishment. Moreover, the new environment has brought them different life experiences, and their attention to their husbands who are far away from home has decreased, resulting in a sense of loss and frustration in their husbands' hometown. After the pain, their thoughts about their wives gradually faded, and both sides were just shaking a traditional moral line to subtly safeguard each other.

Secondly, couples in their fifties have no feelings at all. Once separated, they met the right partner in life and work, and lived a temporary husband-and-wife life with each other. Naturally, the original relationship between husband and wife is only nominal. There is no love and contact between the two sides. Except for special circumstances, such as children getting married, old people getting sick or dying, they have to meet each other reluctantly.

Thirdly, men and women in their fifties have experienced the hardships and tribulations of life. Among them, in the course of life, one party has no sense of responsibility or responsibility, domestic violence, infidelity and so on. And for the sake of life and children, they haven't pulled off the veil of disguise. Once they have a chance to be apart, there will be no more worries and reasons.

Couples who have been in love for a lifetime, one side must accommodate the other side for no reason and be financially free, otherwise it will be difficult to make the other side feel stressed and tired.