Monday, 7 September 2015

Let the Love Pour Down


I came upon an interesting piece about relationships relating to the way we see more flaws in people as we get to know them better and we tend to point out all the things that could be wrong with them in our minds and in our quiet times.  When we see people in difficult situations and how they tend to act and react it gives us an idea of whether we can work with such a person or whether we can interact with them or befriend them and this forms the basis for the type of relationship we are able to have with them.  It is certainly true that when times are tough we tend to see more of the bad than good and we react sometimes to the circumstances and have little in the form of sympathy or patience, because we too are experiencing a tough situation.  But the most important relationships may be tested by this, but they also give us a chance to make the tight choices.  Giving the perfect answer in any discussion is seldom achieved, especially where emotions are concerned, but with those we love, we need to look a little deeper to make sure that the qualities of the person are still to be found.  Patience and kindness, intentional care and affection and an unwavering willingness to stay committed and supportive.  These are not always easy qualities to spot and let alone to maintain but the ability to see beyond darkness and pain and still to feel like your day could not be complete without the interaction, or connection, or relationship is usually an indicative sign that the love and human nature is there to stay.

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