Before you hastily rush to change
your relationship status to ‘single’ or ‘in an open relationship’, why don’t
you spare 10 minutes to read this piece, mull on it, and decide afterwards if
you want to fight, run or persevere.
Does love really fluctuate? I think
it does, for me at least, and every other man I know.
Love tends to fluctuate over weeks,
months, and years. Basically, over time. Even in one day or an hour, love can
and does fluctuate.
The fluctuation does not mean that
love disappears from the relationship. It is natural for love to fluctuate from
time to time in human relationships, whether we want it or not, like it or not.
What do you do people, when love
fluctuates? How do you react when the feelings of affection temporarily
waivers?
How will you respond to the
inevitable phenomenon called “fluctuation”? What will you do when sh*t hits the
fan in your relationship?
Would you lock up shop and throw
away the key? Would you quit trying and assume the relationship to be dead?
Would you run away, fret away like a
scared chick, or stand and fight?
You say, “Oh, I’m not in love with
you anymore. My feelings for you has changed, that is why I am divorcing you. I
just know how I feel today is how I’m going to feel the rest of my life and I
deserve to be happy.”
Wait a minute! Why not fight for
your love, fight for your union together?
Scratch that! You don’t even have to
fight. You don’t have to battle nothing to keep your relationship from going
awry.
All you have to do is persevere,
persevere, and persevere.
Patience and perseverance, – virtues
we unfortunately have in short supply in our midst as humans – is the key to a
lasting love affair.
It is common knowledge that patience
which we lack is the key to the longevity of any relationship, and any
association of any kind with anybody for that matter.
My friends, it’s as easy as that. A
little patience, a little perseverance = a long solid relationship.
I know, it’s easier said than done.
I know because i tell myself this all the time, and i know for a fact that
patience and perseverance are virtues that are less inherent in the male
gender, which i am unapologetically.
Women, on the other hand do try to
persevere until they get filled with our crap, and like humans that they are,
subsequently throw in the towel.
Love fluctuates, we panic, we get
antsy, we scheme, we hatch plots, we get suspicious and paranoid, and we get
worried. We do things to further worsen the temporary situation of
‘fluctuation’, when the most appropriate course of action would have been
inaction.
Don’t do nothing, don’t stress, just
chill.
Just a little patience, a little
trust, a little understanding, ultimately, perseverance. Just because your
partner’s head is not in the game doesn’t mean you should quit the match.
Just because he/she is probably
distracted by issues that are quite more important and pressing than you at
that point in time does not mean they are no longer interested, or in love with
you. It’s just a little fluctuation.
Love- which we ignorantly do not
realise-, like all things of our universe, is subject to change and the law of
gravity, and it will most definitely change (fluctuate) from time to time.
Once we are armed with this
knowledge, once we are ready to embrace this fact and stop being in denial
about the phenomenon of fluctuation, relationships will last longer, love
unions will blossom and flourish, marriages will fail less.
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