Quick question.
Have you wonder why people go through so many relationships without finding the right person? Inside you go on and on browsing through the human library, sometimes being a little choosy for 'the one'. I mean, is there really such thing called 'the one'?
Well, to some there is.. Differently for many people I suppose, I for one believe that 'the one' is the person who can make me feel what I need to feel at the right moment (confident, happy, excited, loved) and be understanding when I do things that are out of emotion (being angry, getting all psyched, sad). But the mistake most people do is that they expect to get the perfect person they've always imagined, without so much as an effort to be the best person for their partner.
Us being silly hahaha.. |
In my current relationship (which I hope will be my last), I'm constantly prioritizing him instead of me. What most people do is start an attention hoping to always get prioritized instead, but if he really loves you too he would prioritize you without you needing to ask for it. Of course giving in all the time is not fun, but if you found 'the one' you don't have to worry because he'll be just as willing to give in for you.
To make things simple:
If you want to be spoiled, spoil him.
If you want to feel happy, make him happy.
If you want to be loved, love him with all your heart.
I've heard someone's story before, she said her first marriage ended up in a divorce because she often said 'no' to her husband. But then she stopped saying 'no' in her second marriage and it ended up happy. I personally couldn't agree with that.
Love means you have to sacrifice, but of course it goes both ways. Could you imagine a scenario where you feel so tired after a day's work and your boyfriend/husband asked you out and you just feel like resting in bed? Of course I wouldn't say no, I would prefer answering "I'm sorry babe, I've been working my ass off today and I just feel so exhausted. Do you mind if we go out another day?".
I'm sure if he loves you, he'll understand. If not, then he may not be 'the one' and it's better off if you find another guy.
Actually the most important thing in a healthy relationship is understanding, patience and trust. Love is in every one of those, and if you can cherish them then this relationship will be the best thing that has ever happened in your life.
I'm so glad I found mine. ♥
My dear babe and me ♥ |