Honeymoon phase, transitional phase, real life phase. I mean, thus is the usual relationship trajectory, yes? Yesterday, my dude said this: “What if we are all doing it wrong? What if you get all of the hardships and arguments out of the way in the beginning? Then, you know, the difficulties fade and we always enjoy the honeymoon?”
Huh? This sounds crazy. So, you’re telling me that I should put up with unending arguments and travails because you think that we will be a delightful pair in the future? How can you sell me on our longevity? However, what if he’s on to something? He sort of tortures me with challenges, but every time we face failure, that moment does not repeat itself. In other words, it’s like we immediately learn from our angry moments. Maybe we can be on an endless honeymoon if he tests all of my quirks right now and aggressively.
I’m not foolproof either. I’m exceptionally selfish when the moment strikes, I expect exceptionalism via the mind, body and mind:). I look for faults rather than strengths. I’m never satisfied with myself or my partner. My body is no longer a supermodel’s temple. Instead, I’ve acquiesced the reliance on looks for the reliance on friendships.
Sorry, tangents ensue, but I think I’m trying to figure out whether I’m happy because we fight now, early on. Seriously, we’re only like a month into it, but I’ve tried to end it numerous times. Or, maybe we’re happy because he thinks we won’t fight later.
Experience leads me to believe that there will always be tumult. However, I’m inspired by moments of doubt, which may prove me wrong. Hence, the next post will cover Chicago’s local laundromat gossip. Yes, so much greatness arises from my bi-weekly .25 cent expenditures. Also, friendships and families are on display during these reflective hours. Stay tuned for the evolution of the family unit thanks to laundromats .
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