Sunday, January 22, 2012

My Thoughts About Love

     If more adults could realize that they don't NEED love, or another PERSON to make their lives complete, can you imagine all of the HEALTHY relationships we could have in the world? This is what I've been trying to get across to people. By feeling like you desperately need to be in a relationship, you are changing or ignoring parts of yourself to try and keep that relationship, and focusing all of your energy on trying to get acceptance and being so preoccupied with everyone else's opinion of you so that you can be what you think you have to be to find love. What you end up with is a relationship built on lies, and when the layers get peeled back on your facade, and the other person realizes who you really are, the whole thing comes crashing down. 
     On top of that, you spend so much time ignoring your own feelings and opinions on things for the benefit of the relationship itself, that you get angry and resentful at the other person, when you can hardly blame them for not knowing that something is wrong when you continuously make them think that nothing is. If we could all spend our time learning who we are as individuals and learning how to survive as individuals, when we do find relationships they would be healthy ones with people who know us as we truly are.
Lately I've been having some "deep" thoughts, and I've decided I need to start writing them down and posting them on my long-neglected blog.  I keep saying I'm going to start blogging more regularly, but I never do.  So... let's see what happens, shall we?