When one loves unconditionally without expecting anything in return, love overflows from within and amazing things happen.
Sunday, February 12, 2017
Wednesday, February 8, 2017
.::.Relationships.::.
Some days, I wonder if ‘happily ever after’ really exists or rather, what are the chances that a relationship can achieve ‘happily ever after’. How many couples are still happy together after a few decades together?
Looking at many older couples around me, I’m a tad sad to observe that many of them don’t seem to be happy together. Many seem to stay together for convenience or simply to ‘have a complete family’ among many other ridiculous reasons that may include money. Many of them do not even sleep together in the same room or bed anymore. Many can’t stand each other, some don’t talk, some scream at each other often, some put each other down constantly. Why I wonder? Why? How do they live like that? How can they be happy?
I look at older couples put each other down, from saying hurtful things like ‘You are so fat!’ or ‘You are so uncivilized!’ loudly in public places and infront of their children. It’s painful to watch, even more painful to not be able to say anything because they are our elders and it’s supposedly rude to speak up against them. It goes against all my principles to bite my tongue and pretend I don’t notice instead. But it makes me sad, to keep quiet and pretend not to notice. When you do not speak up against bad behavior, you are actually condoning it and encouraging it. Yet, for the betterment of everyone (or so I believe for now), I felt like I had to keep quiet and look away. Knowing myself, I’m not sure how long I can stay silenmt and pretend not to notice nor speak up against such terrible behavior! I don’t think I can stand being around such negative energy.
How can people be so mean I sometimes wonder? I'm appalled that even very religious people can be very mean and difficult, despite spending all that time on the teachings that are supposed to make them a better person.
One simply need a strong moral compass to know what’s right (and wrong) and how to spare a thought for others.
And a mental note to myself, I hope that I will never scream at the husband like that and put him down. I hope that regardless what happens, we can always be kind to each other and never have to hurt each other with unnecessary words. I hope that we will never put each other down especially NOT infront of our children. I hope that we can be good role models that our children can look up to and respect.
Nobody should say such things to others, regardless the circumstances! Period.
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