Not only that, it reminds you to take stock in your priorities and not to take yourself and the world too seriously. It reminds us that love has no boundaries because we are love.
And that olga_00 is just what happens. We concentrate so much on the other person, we forget about ourselves. Sad but true...I am one who did exactly this in ALL of my past romantic relationships. Not cool.
Wouldn't you say that the lopsided relationship that you describe isn't really all that bad in every context? Lets say a relationship between a 14 year old only child daughter and her single mother for example. The girl is growing up and away from mom ...
I miss your linear yet broad postings simplereligion. no relationship can ever truly be all bad or all someone's fault. There is something to be learned from them all. Its how long you stay, what you decide to do, and the intentions. As well as the reasons you are there.
Actually this is a lesson in self-esteem. It is a belief of mine that you should never feel that someone is more important to you than you are to yourself.
Sometimes I feel as if I am doing just this in my life. I find that I take the road of giving to others what I would love to recieve in return. I have been learning that this isn't exactly the clearest method of communication. It is scary though to a...
thanks for the wisdom!
