Relationships…
are hard to be in, whether if you really like the person or love the person. Everything happens for a reason. At some point in time there’s a part of us that worries, wonders and reflects of what has or is going on in the relationship. Almost everyone slips into a world where we only tell certain things to one person and then not speak a word of it until either you and your partner are not together anymore. Then the truth comes out. You either figure out what lead up to this point and realize you can handle any situation calmly and not with rage. If a relationship is meant to be then both of the partners will put there two cents into it walk over the hump and overcome it with ease while other partners are struggling to stay afloat. For some people it’s easy to accept the break up and other take it the wrong way. You either know how you want to handle the relationship or it will just be disagreements. I’ve heard from a friend of mine that that you should ” focus more on what you want than what you don’t want”. I find that to be true because you want to be able to set goals for yourself first before anyone or anything gets in your way. Plans fall through whether you like it or not and learning to accept it and moving on is sometimes the best way to move on. Knowing that there’s someone else out there waiting for you to share your life story and to be one with each other in everything that you do or say. The past few weeks I’ve been reading about Sidartha and how he lived in a “rich” life until one day he was venturing out and saw Poverty, Death, Sickness,Disease right infront of his eyes. He was shocked to see this so he ended up leaving his “rich” life and devoted his life to seeing the “poor” life as well. Alot of people are blinded from what they think is bad and they rather talk about what is good. We live in a world that we can’t always understand what is really going on. We want to believe that everything is okay. But in reality everything is not and we learn to just accept and understand life when we see it.