I completely agree with this, but I truly hope that I'm close to "graduating".
Here are some of the lessons that I didn't want to learn...
- Cheating (in my opinion) is most of the time an indication that something is lacking from your relationship, and most of the time can not be overcome. Also, (and I NEVER used to believe this, before it happened to me multiple times) once a cheater, always a cheater.
- Your gut is right 99% of time. If you are scared to death that he is not going to go through with the wedding..in my case...you are probably right. Also, your mother is right 99% of the time.
- You should make a list of qualities that you value the most in a partner, and stick to it. Now I do not mean the silly lists that all women make with eye/hair color, profession, style of dress... I mean the important qualities..in my case...Christian, Strong morals, Not an EXTREME Drinker, Family man, MUST want children.
- If you don't like someone A LOT, don't force it, it's not going to happen. The older I get the more I think I try to settle for someone I don't like everything about (aka J), and maybe I have'nt fully learned this lesson yet...but I did break up with J.
Don't you think I'm close to graduation? What lessons did you not want to learn?
Remember....You should never settle!! Life is a journey that has aleady been mapped out for you. Learn lessons along the way & most importantly you were created for a specific purpose by God!! You are an amazing young lady and I so very proud of you (and that other unmarried woman too). Love you!!
ReplyDeleteYou def should not force anything, God's timing is the right timing and when we stray off- he'll bring us back on track. Don't go out "looking for love" go out just to go out, have fun, get some free dinner, love will end up smacking you in the face when you weren't even expecting it!
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