Healthy Relationships Support Group
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The truth is I don't really believe in this "love" bullshit anymore..
try to hang in there!!!!
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And I know it sounds like i am saying all of this out of anger but no I really mean it .. falling in love is a silly thing and won't happen to me again..
I think it's more important to embrace a DEEPER love, a love that is found in some type of higher power, and also can be found by going into and connecting with nature, where the higher power is, and enjoying simple pleasures.
Instead of waiting for love to "happen" to YOU (which implies laziness on your part, a "coasting" on someone else's laurels), happen to IT. Love LIFE, passionately.
An occasional honey I see sometimes is really in love with the almighty buck. She's making her own dough, and I'm proud of her, but I think she's missing the boat spiritually, killing herself, missing out on the finer things in life.
I've got an associations with two male buddies. One is more clingy, needy, demanding and high-maintenance than any woman I've met. The other is a spoiled child who thinks the world owes him a living. The third is, like the female honey, a workaholic, loves the almighty buck more than anything, and emotionally hardly warm and fuzzy (although, i do have to give him credit, he takes exquisite photographs of nature, so he obviously takes time to stop and smell the roses).
My own sensibility is: Life needs balance. Some work, some play, some excitement, some relaxation, but a genuine warmth and love of life, in all its pleasures, and even its pains.
See other people objectively, the way they are, not through the rose-colored glasses, the veil, of your own longings, desires-! When you do, yes, you'll get angry, and getting angry is OK...but don't dwell on the anger. Simply use the anger as your sword and shield, but continue to be sweet to people who are sweet to you.