Showing posts with label true love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label true love. Show all posts

30.8.11

When a Man Treats Good a Woman



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I want to talk to the men this time. When you deal with the woman of your life, how do you make her feel?

When that woman walks up to you and sob without trying to speak a single word, how do you usually respond?

When your relationship has taken you both into years of familiar togetherness, how do you cater to her wants and needs?

When a woman communicates a problem to someone, she is generally looking for empathy. When a man communicates a problem to someone, he is generally looking for an answer, said John Gray in his book “Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus”.

For a relationship to never lose its spice and let the affluence continue, it is said that both the man and woman need to extend an extra effort to do new adventures and new things to look forward to. True! 

But sometimes, when over familiarity breeds contempt and being together starts to become a bore, either the guy or the girl begins to take things for granted. Sadly, it happens unconsciously most of the time.  When it does, and no one in the relationship initiates to come to the rescue, both start to feel unappreciated hence unhappy.

6.8.11

7 Things to Remember on How to Love a Person of the Opposite Sex


Relationship rules and anything in between have dominated people searching for relevant ways on how  to keep a good relationship going.  But most of the time, these rules have become so trivial that some suffer defeat of what it is really that they should keep in mind the moment they enter into a relationship.

            This entry has been inspired by my again favorite blogger Sean Si. Rewording his beliefs about relationships and giving them additional insights would I hope encourage other readers to keep their eyes open about the gift God gives us humans---love. Read Sean Si at h3sean.com. Also follow him on twitter.

You might have had what most of us call “mutual understanding” with someone, a fair relationship for a year or two, an emotion-full of ups and downs with somebody very special say for 5 years. But after a while, you found yourself asserting the lines, “At least I have the time now to love myself more”.

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It is never really bad to love ourselves. But that doesn’t discount the fact that it’s painful when our feelings never work out for someone no matter how serious we are about it. And that it’s frightening when our relationships play Judas and leave us heartbroken in the end.

Why do all these things happen may be too broad an issue to talk about. But here are few things you should know when you are in a relationship or praying to find it one day with the opposite sex:

2.8.11

3 Wrong Concepts of Love (and 8 more)


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Look for the word love on google and what you see are phrases, definitions, and personal thoughts that pop up many and discrete in screeds. 

Love is friendship set on fire. Love moves in mysterious ways. Love is care. Love is trust-- definitions too accustomed and never-ending.

This post has been inspired by an entry written by Sean Si. Praise God for His insights through Him. Read full of Sean Si's article, 11 Wrong Concepts of Love, God and You. Follow Sean on Twitter.

From personal experiences to what others have lived through, we might already have worked out for our own designation of it, set bounds to.

But for all of you who are confused, probably haven’t come up with your own idea of it, or had yet unsure, here are some concepts that may help you either learn what it is, what it is not, and what it is supposed to be.

 Some points to ponder:

25.7.11

How I met Landon Carter





Anyone among you guys know Landon Carter? In case you have forgotten, he played-actor of a fictional character springing forth “true love” down the little port town of Beaufort, North Carolina. He is the Landon Carter of Nicholas Spark’s bestselling novel turned top 

rated movie, A Walk to Remember.

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He was someone who would fall unlikely to serious conservative women playing less cool as anyone could get. He had no ambitions and no plans for the future. Who you think would also likely fall for his kind of man? Jamie Sullivan did in a story which anyone would most probably hope for. You might get yourself the book and the movie to find out the reason why.

The rules tell us (true love hopefuls) the stipulations and schemes in finding the right man (or woman), the goal of which is real love. But finding the right person, to be more specific in this post, the right man does not necessarily demand false praises and infatuation-based decisions as type of predation.

Inasmuch as men particularly look for women with balanced character and a considerate amount of mental & physical attractiveness, “wise” women as well strongly ask for a man with certain qualities. And speaking of qualities, we talk of matrimony as a common denominator in every pursuit of a relationship.

In a book compiled by J. Maurus, it said that when you look forward to a bright future in matrimony, model yourself after the pattern of this wise girl and you will be the gainer.

She looks for the man:

Who does not become crazy over her at first sight.


Becoming crazy at first sight would flag a man’s inability to contain and be responsible for his own emotions and as a resort give in too easily to the emotional traps and impulses of physical attraction. This physical attraction will more likely not be limited to one woman only.


Who does not ask her to “go along”.


Asking a woman to “go along” with his own standards would mean that he does not give equal importance to what matters to the woman.


 Who does not agree too easily to all she says.


Agreeing isn’t bad. But disagreeing at times and asserting own opinions signify that a man has independent way of thinking and cannot simply be convinced. Thus, capable of leading.


Who speaks respectfully about his parents.


The way a man deal with his parents would in all likelihood be the  way he would treat his partner in the future.


Who presents her to his parents and relatives.

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Who does not expect payment in return for dates.

This and the previous statement are I think understandable.


Who does not dream about her too often.


Dreaming frequently about a person often idealize than realize.


Who would not “die” for her.


To “die” means to surrender all of a man’s ability to lead and improve, and instead depend on how he could inflate his needs from the emotional bank of his partner.


Who considers religious matters as important as his girl.


Putting God before everything would mean that a man’s life is complete without needing for someone to complete it for him, yet he chooses the woman in order to have someone to share his abounding love with.


Who respects her religious beliefs and her standards of life.


Love is wanting the best for the other person and not basically changing the other person to conform into how he imagined and hoped her to be.


Who will make an exemplary father for her children.

Such a young man is very pleasing to a wise woman. A man like that does not fall for a coat of many colors and his courtship is pure and sincere.

Then maybe, I speak for the same opinion. At least for my interpretations that is how I describe my ideal man. And I choose to call him Landon Carter.









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Reference:
Best of a Lady compiled by J. Maurus


3.7.11

A Woman's Question Every Man Should Know About


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  Many of us young hopeful hearts today go into relationships that in some way gratify our search for emotional happiness with our gender counterparts. We get ourselves absorbed into it for reasons like we get a sense of belonging to it, we benefit from the company and emotional attachment of the other person, or we prove a little something to ourselves that despite our mediocrity and personal defects, there is still someone who believes in us and in everything that we do.  

We eventually get a little less careful of ourselves because we are confident that someone else is there to remind us of our daily worth.

               Men in particular are entitled to every relationship’s beginnings since they are primarily the ones tasked to establish things in the love cycle. But does the idea mentioned in the previous paragraph really present the essence of a relationship— and marriage? 

Here is an excerpt written by Lena Lathrop from the book I Kissed Dating Goodbye by Joshua Harris. Thanks to Sean Si for writing about this, it encouraged me to get my own share in influencing and spreading to you (every woman) the message to regard highly of yourself as one , and to you (every man) to reassess and dignify your view about us, your female equivalent. Read Sean Si's full article, A Woman's Question: God and the heart, God and You. Like Sean Si on Facebook.



A Woman’s Question by Lena Lathrop (I Kissed Dating Goodbye)

                             Do you know you have asked for the costliest thing
Ever made by the Hand above?
A woman’s heart, and a woman’s life -
And a woman’s wonderful love.




Do you know you have asked for this priceless thing

As a child might ask for a toy?

Demanding what others have died to win,
With the reckless dash of a boy.



You have written my lesson of duty out,

Manlike, you have questioned me.

Now stand at the bars of my woman’s soul
Until I shall question thee.



You require your mutton shall always be hot,

Your socks and your shirt be whole;

I require your heart be true as God’s stars
And as pure as His heaven your soul.