June 5th, 2010 | 7 Comments

We’re always looking for the perfect relationship but look for the wrong qualities to fulfill one. The goal is to find that perfect someone to who will make our lives better place to be, not a better place to look at. Love can be the sweetest thing but also can be bitter at the same time. I think someone need to really go through all the ups and downs of relationships to truly learn what love is about. I did realize a couple things about myself during my years of dating & trying to find “Mr. Right”: I needed a lot of fixing. Once I realized that, starting my process of becoming a better person, I found happiness within myself, without the aide of a man. Things that I thought mattered before, don’t matter to me now. The trials and tribulations that I’ve been through the past year have humbled me greatly. So, with this new found humbleness that I hone, came along people & things that I wouldn’t have noticed before.

We should never let someone tell us that we aren’t good enough, or that we have to change. When you love, you love hard. Unconditionally, without judgment. I put all of my energy in the people I love, and because of that, I won’t let anyone say I have to change.  I’m still open minded and I always look at things both ways, so if I was wrong, I’m the kind of person who admits it and tries to correct my mistakes. People can still take advantage out of you and “steal” all your loving energy though. You ever moved on from someone & felt drained? That is exactly what they have done. They sucked up all of your greatness & used it for themselves. That is something we need to learn: Do not give your love to just anyone. Only to the persons who are willing to give that love back. If you really think about, it shouldn’t be hard at all to love someone. Loving someone isn’t a task. Loving someone isn’t about changing for them. It’s about changing for the better. Love isn’t about holding yourself back. Loving someone is about growth. It’s about starting a new life with that person. For a future that you’ve always dream about.

For years I’ve heard that you shouldn’t LOOK for love. It’ll come to you. I’ve heard so many stories from my married friends that when they first fell in love, they weren’t looking for it. It just happened. I’ve never believed that because I’m a go-getter & what go-getters do, is go for what they want. Not sit around & wait for it. Well, I believe it now. As soon as I stopped looking, love found me. Someone has learned to love me for me. Not for who I was. Not for who he thinks I should be. And not for all the superficial reasons that we use to mask our intentions. He witnessed and reviewed all of my flaws and has embraced them. He took my life history as “my story” and not as my “endured pain”. When I look into his eyes, I see myself. When I think about our chemistry, I see danger. Our beings, together bring out a force so powerful, that just thinking about his touch gives me goose bumps. It’s that serious. If I thought I knew love before, I was wrong. These feelings that I feel now, are beyond explainable. There are no words for how this man makes me feel. He entered my life right at the most positive turning point I have ever made with my emotions and myself. When I put myself out there, he was actually drawn to my inner exposure and not towards the skin that you can see with your bare eyes. Did I love him from day one? Who knows. But from the moment that he became significant in my life, I knew that there was not one day I wanted to live without this man.

7 Responses to “love will find you.”

  1. I am happy to hear that you found love. You really hit home with the part about feeling drained after a relationship ended. I have been feeling that way lately and I think that is part of the reason why I’m not even thinking about wanting a relationship. Your blog was very inspirational and give me hope I will have what you have one day.

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  2. This is exactly how I feel right now. Love is always in the last place we’d expect to find it. And usually–to quote a Ne-Yo song–it’s the best thing we never knew we needed.

    I’m glad you found love, and are basking in it accordingly. I wish you all the best. <3

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  3. I 100% agree, although I used to think otherwise. When I first met Keith I hated him. He was annoying, rude, and loud. I could not stand the poor kid. When we both got dumped at the same time in high school we began talking to one another about how terrible we both felt and then it moved from bitching about love to talking about eachother: our hobbies, favorite foods, etc. Now, 7 years later, we’re still together. It’s strange how love just happens. I used to be a nonbeliever as well!

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  4. YAZZINo Gravatar says:

    your post was very moving. i never knew love could mka esomeone feel like that. ive never seen love like that. & what you said about being drained after a relationship…i feel that now, like i cant love or even have a meaningful relationship. i am very happy that you found an explainable love & i hope one day i can find a love like that too & that i can handle it. :)

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  5. Satin DollNo Gravatar says:

    Hey Girlie! Long time no chit chat. Still posting thought provoking entries which I love so much to read. My 2 abe lincolns on love…..it is a choice. we choose to love. and we choose to do many things in the name of love. give, sacrifice, forgive, show affection, kiss, make love, be silent, tell the truth, you name it. I use to think love was an emotion. but its not. that dilutes it actually. because our emotions can change. love is something deeper. something greater. something spiritual. something that fallible men did not make but have access to. though love is perfect. often what we do because of it isnt the best because WE are not perfect. which is why love should not have conditions or expectations on it. which is why we shouldnt change someone. if that person wants to change it is their choice. love is a choice.

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