Nag,
nag, nag...
Know
what? If your tired of her nagging you should get up and do what it
is she wants. If you want her to do things for you, you should always
be ready and willing to do for her.
If
you want to watch a game on TV or go play a round of golf, maybe you
should spend the days before doing what it is she wants done.
How
often do you show her your love...
That's
something you should be doing every day. A few times a day.
Want
her to show you love? Want her to not wonder about another man?
Keep
her filled with your love.
I'm
marrying her, not her family.
I'm
marrying him, not his family.
You
may think that sounds nice and you might even be living in some
fantasy that allows you to believe that. Yet we are all products of
our families. We will always be a part of our families. What we
experienced while growing up and what we have learned will be with us
for the rest of our lives. Much of what we learned will also be
carried on and passed to our children.
Family
will always be in the picture. Maybe in the dark shadows, but they
are there.
Why
can't he make me happy? Why can't he see what I need and just do it?
Why can't he know what I feel and just be there for me? Why can't
he...
How
many times in our childhoods have we gone to an amusement park with
the thoughts in our heads that it would be the most exhilarating
experience possible and have been left down?
No
other being can give us anything without knowing exactly what we
want. Even with knowing exactly what we want it would still be open
to the perception of the individual.
We
have a bad tendency to expect others to live up to our inflated
ideals. We like to believe that fairy tales which were written to
entertain and show that hope is possible are exactly what life is
supposed to be. We get our hopes and expectations up so high there is
absolutely no where to go but down.
Then
when we find ourselves divorced we refuse to learn and only carry our
expectations on to the next relationship. Setting ourselves up for
yet one more disaster and sad breakup.
Maybe
more important than having someone love you as you would like them
to, is that you accept they love you the way they do.
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