Love has so many obstacles but we still go after it with determination - Because it is a Noble Pursuit!
We long for love, strive for love because it reveals our greatest good. It shows us our capacity to feel and measure our capacity to give.
It can bruise us , batter us , reshape us but we still leap through fire to find it. As there are two sides to the coin even Love reveals our deepest hurts and most deplorable behaviour.
However, unique Blessing of Love is its remarkable Healing Powers. Unless the wounds are too deep or the walls too high, we almost always welcome Love back with open arms.
A good and loving relationship
is like a prized garden. If you
want the flowers to grow and
bloom, you must carefully tend
the garden every day. You must place it in a sunny spot, water it daily,
keep away predators, and pull the weeds. Even plants thrive with loving
words and appreciation. Your relationship needs and deserves your attention
every single day.
An amazing relationship
doesn’t just happen. It
needs your full attention.
If you are passive about
tending to the garden of
your love with your guy,
weeds are going to grow
in the form of bitterness, boredom, and resentment.
Have a plan—take
the time to understand what your beloved needs and wants. Know what
makes him happy and work to create more of that in your life.
All problems in relationships boil down to one thing: lack of communication.
Whether our concerns relate to money, sex, kids, affection,
career or any of the various reasons we fight or get angry, when
we don’t communicate
our needs and discuss
our differences, things
will inevitably break
down. You’ve been
there. So have I.
We are turf-oriented
creatures, even with
our most intimate relationships.
We want
to protect what’s ours —emotionally, psychologically, and physically—often
at the expense of those we love most. Good and close relationships
require letting go of some of that turf, compromising, and accepting that
the other person’s needs and feelings are as valid as our own.
When your brain is healthy, it helps you be kind, intimate, creative,
thoughtful, loving, and committed with your partner. If your brain thinking is dysfunctional, it can cause dysfunctional behaviors like distraction,
impulsiveness, negativity, selfishness, or unfaithfulness. Clearly,
these behaviors will undermine your chances for intimacy and love
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