'Cause you're the reason I
believe in fate
You're my paradise
And I'll do anything to be
your love, or be your sacrifice
'Cause I love you for
infinity
Dear
Strangers,
“Just because they don’t
love you the way you want to be loved doesn’t mean they don’t love you with
everything they have”
I’ve
recently gone through an experience that had me question everything I believed
in and stood by but I’m slowly growing my faith and patience back.
Have
you ever felt like giving your partner the world but then realized that both of
you are from two different worlds. Let me explain it for the guys at the back;
I don’t believe in that whole ‘we are alike in so many ways’ crap because the
natural way of things is unlike poles attract; so your partner should be
nothing like you. And yes I am judging those of you who are similar to their partners
because that means you are narcissistic people.
We all
have different POVs of life and I believe understanding that before committing
to anyone will make the process all the more somewhat easier. Now Now, I know that
we may see them and want to give them all that we have and also hide choose to hide our ugly
sides because we know that they don’t deserve that. But this ‘ugly side’ is
very crucial in our current process of how we handle relationships in this
generation. We tend to be perfect beings and hide our flaws but these ‘hidden flaws’ find a way to be seen and
this builds up insecurities and eventually, we fall apart. Yes, most of our
flaws come from a dark place but I believe we should wear them and walk
confidently with them so that people can know what to expect and choose to love
us regardless.
I love
someone and I would like to share my bubble with them but have I taken my time
to consider and know what their bubble looks like? Have I taken my time and
realized how different they are from me? We tend to date the idea of our
partners more than the physical person and this leads to numerous arguments
since we are all expecting the ‘normal’ love and that might be impossible for
them. Yes, communication helps but have you been with someone who likes dealing
with things on their own. This will be challenging for most of our ‘young folks’
because we are busy preaching solitude and independence and eventually lack the
knowledge of where to draw the line. I believe in being by ourselves but not alone…
(I really hope you’ll understand this)
I
believe that before you try to love someone you should take your time and understand
how they have lived their lives and how they view the world. We have a lot of
broken people and they walk around with a smile. I know you’ve seen this smile
but is it really genuine or is it a reflex of pain that has been masked by a
smile as a survival skill. The smile that could be lighting up your world could
be coming from a place of pain and you might not realize it until it’s too
late.
When
we finally start viewing life from the eyes of our partners, some of us see the pain and hurt and a lot of emotional baggage and decide to save themselves (And
this is okay) But still, what are the odds that you get to stick around and go
through the luggage together and finally get to a place and create a new utopia
of sorts for each other. I won’t lie this is hard and you will have moments of
doubt but I believe that it eventually gets easier.
Finally, peace, love, and is it okay to take black coffee with cake or is it unhealthy?
Well, I guess I’ll never know until I try
‘we are alike in so many ways’ bears one of the most boring relationship's ever... always be open to new experiences, there's much you can learn from people completely different from you.
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ReplyDeletewell, why did it end so soon.... I wanted to go on and on. Great piece right there. "I believe in being by ourselves but not alone…" I loved that part especially
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