My view of a relationship...
From a convo with a friend from class:
it's hard to define, but I will tell you what it isn't
it isn't based on physical/sexual desires
it isn't based on selfish desires (what can I get out of it?), but on what you can do FOR the other person (how can I help her out and complement her life?)
it isn't based on your own emotional security but on a mutual support base (you're there for her, she's there for you)
it is also a search for someone that you love
the main question is how does her being with you help her, and not how it helps you
it's a selfless quest to make a special someone's life that much better
in the hopes of discovering someone that also complements you so that you can be as happy as possibly can be, together, in a couple, as one.
it's hard to define, but I will tell you what it isn't
it isn't based on physical/sexual desires
it isn't based on selfish desires (what can I get out of it?), but on what you can do FOR the other person (how can I help her out and complement her life?)
it isn't based on your own emotional security but on a mutual support base (you're there for her, she's there for you)
it is also a search for someone that you love
the main question is how does her being with you help her, and not how it helps you
it's a selfless quest to make a special someone's life that much better
in the hopes of discovering someone that also complements you so that you can be as happy as possibly can be, together, in a couple, as one.
posted by Patty VonWebster at 2:25 PM
2 Comments:
Physical desire should not be the only deciding factor in a relationship, however, it is a very important part, just like having common interests and preferably common goals.
The only relationship you have to look forward to is with your right hand. Your a lonely little man who will only get a wife because she's marrying you for money.
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