Usher says "monogamy doesn't come naturally" to him
Filed under: Celebrity Relationships, After the 'I Do's', Celebrity
He told Cosmo, "I'm good at making love, but I'm not good at being in love. It's a conscious decision every day to love the person you're with."
We couldn't disagree more. While we appreciate the fact that he's trying hard to stay faithful after making a commitment, love shouldn't be a decision -- and if it is, it's a big problem. We get it -- he's Usher, and he's surrounded much of the time by gorgeous women who are throwing themselves at him, which has to be hard to ignore. But, that being the case, if he's having to wake up in the morning and choose to be in love with his wife, we don't give this marriage much time at all.
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Jun 18th 2008 @ 10:10PM
Sheryl said...
I've been married almost 20 years, and truer words could not be spoken. Feelings ebb and flow. Sometimes I'm madly in love with my husband, other times, not so much. Monogamy doesn't come naturally for very many people, at least not if you're in it for the long haul.
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