How couples living in separate homes say they have more success at love
There is a growing phenomenon among Canadians in the way love is being lived. It has a lot to do with the need for couples of all ages to keep their independence but still remain in a loving committed relationship.
Louis St. Pierre and Kathie Brosemer are an example of the way relationships are shifting. When they started dating six years ago they weren’t looking for love. “It developed very slowly.
Actually, it was about three months, I think, before he gave me a real kiss,” Brosemer says with a laugh. Years later they are happy and committed — even though they have different interests.
What makes their relationship unlike a lot of others is their living arrangement. “I’ve been in my house for almost 35 years and I’ve got it just the way I love it.
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