Most relationships fail because people enter into them for the wrong reasons: to cure their loneliness, look good to friends, feel more loved, to have more sex...
This isn't a relationship. It is a trade.
When you say, "I love you", you really mean "I am trading you this"...
This isn't a relationship. It is a trade.
When you say, "I love you", you really mean "I am trading you this"...
But transactions like this always end in disappointment.
Real relationships are sacred.
They are the best opportunity for you both to grow into the highest potential of who you can be, free of all your petty concerns and small ideas about yourself, true unconditional love.
Real relationships are sacred.
They are the best opportunity for you both to grow into the highest potential of who you can be, free of all your petty concerns and small ideas about yourself, true unconditional love.
If you both agree that this is the purpose of a relationship -- for you both to improve and allow your inner love to pour into the other person -- then that is the ground for something truly special.
When things get tough, you don't breakup -- it's more fuel for growth.
When things get tough, you don't breakup -- it's more fuel for growth.
No matter what relationship you're in, it will always look like there are easier opportunities elsewhere. If you think the purpose of a relationship is just to accumulate pleasure, you'll always look to the next shiny object
But only long term relationships can offer true growth
But only long term relationships can offer true growth
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