Do you know what it’s like to give your whole self to a person, and your whole heart to boot, until you’ve got nothing left to give – and then realize that it still isn’t what they need?
-Jodi Picoult
Perhaps we are not what they need.
Is it true if you let love lead the way, you can never go wrong? Is it true that with love, it would be best to learn to listen to your heart and not with your head?
This is what a gal who has been married for a year wrote;
I learned that love tells me to say sorry but my head tells me to say I’m right. I learned that love tells me to hug but my head tells me to pout. I learned that love tells me to clean the kitchen anyway and my head tells me that I already did it today. Love tells me to give the bigger slice, to smile, to do it anyway, to be kind, to be forgiving, to be patient. And the person that taught me all this? My incredible, wise, sweet, thoughtful, kind, funny, and forgiving husband. He taught me how to listen to my heart. And for this I will be eternally grateful to him.
-Mufti (via tumblr)
I think if you’ve been following my love posts in this blog, this would have been the exact person I would be. If you truly love someone, you don’t mind picking up after him when he leaves trails of dirty clothes behind. You wouldn’t mind giving him the better stuff coz you always believe that he deserves the best life can give him. When he’s sick and cranky and he snaps at you, you’ll always find a way in your heart to forgive him, one way or another. When you truly love someone, you will realize that the amount of things you do for that person is always insufficient and you wish you could just do more.
All of these will only happen, if and only if you truly love him. Not the I’m-not-sure-if-he’s-the-one-but-maybe-he-is type love. True, genuine, selfless love. The silly kind where you hope for nothing in return.
Oh well.









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