Love's Actions!
25 Tuesday Aug 2009
Written by Corve DaCosta in Love & Relationships, Thoughts & Commentary
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Love is a feeling you feel when you feel a feeling you feel you had never felt before. If that is love then you shouldn’t be feeling that feeling too often. For many of us, finding love is a dream, that aspiration to meet the one who connects and feels your inner emotions, your ultimate soul mate. Humans need affection, love and companionship which we all seek daily. If love never existed the world would be at war, and many of the unions and offspring would not be here today to continue humanity. Apart from love towards our neighbours, closest friends and families there is a special love we all reserve for the ones closest to our hearts. Finding the person to share private moments with can be a thrill for some, devastating for others and a journey that makes you look crazy.
In the book Message in a Bottle by Nicholas Sparks the main character Theresa Osborne finds a bottle with a love letter in it. As a columnist she publishes the letter in the newspaper and finds out there are other letters out there written by the same gentleman. She admires the writer from reading the love letters and begins a journey to find the man who she thinks will be the perfect match for her.
I am sure you have seen couples together and they have that spark that says they are definitely in love. I am quite sure that many readers of this blog right now might even be in love. Love stories will always be told but there are times you hear of a wild experience of someone in love and make you ponder; is it real love?
So you did what?
For those seeking love it can be a whirlwind, it stirs everything up blinding your next move. Dating partners from your financial class/level will be critical sometimes. A love story is told some time ago where a top level bank executive asked this particular female on a date. They went to a very expensive restaurant in the city and they had a good time. Perfect! If you have to withdraw a huge amount of your savings or investment to get someone’s attention, to prove you care then they are not worth your time. Many times partners find themselves all in a moment. We are on a high to the point where we are no longer in control of our actions because this person may be the hottest on the market, maybe the one with the personality you’ve been looking for or whatever. I do believe in the notion of going all out for the one you love but never to the point where you suffer financially in the future.
So you’ve changed what?
We all know love makes us do some ridiculous things. However, we should always be in a position to distinguish between the feeling of love and infatuation. If loving the person you are chasing means changing your friends – the good ones, changing your outlook on life, being honest and persistent about your own personal goals then you might not be looking in the right place. When you’ve found love in a partner they should never influence you negatively. Many families are at the bitter end of this stick who confess most times that when members of the family get married or begin to date someone they change overnight into different people because of the huge influence their partners hold over them. I vehemently believe in listening to your partner and respecting those decisions but there comes a point when you should be able to think straight and see through things and make the best decision for your life.
So you’re not happy?
It might take you days, weeks, months to figure out that this person who you have been investing your time and effort in is not making you happy. There is no way someone should stay in a relationship when they are unhappy. This state not only affects you personally but it trickles over in your work, and your relationship with others. Life is too short to sit around and have someone in your personal space eat away at your happiness and you enjoying life. For some, this may take years for them to realize that things have not been developing into what they desired it to be. At this moment you need to sit down and figure out what was blinding you, what has changed and what you can do now to make this work.
Love do sometimes makes us do crazy things I tell you. There is someone out there for each person and the quest to find them can be a thrill, can be devastating, and it could last a lifetime. Find someone who shares similar interests, will love you, who is a lover of life and someone who compliments and will compromise. Live life happily ever after and feel the feeling you have never felt before.
14 comments
August 25, 2009 at 9:32 PM
very deep and thought provoking post
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August 26, 2009 at 5:16 PM
Thanks for stopping by my blog and becoming a follower. I have added you to my reader and will be enjoying your entries as well
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August 26, 2009 at 7:16 PM
Infatuation is an addictive feeling and once we get hooked it’s hard to get unhooked. As you said, love may make us do crazy things but infatuation makes us insane.
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August 26, 2009 at 7:34 PM
@AKA_lol
Thoughtful comment. I do agree 100%
@Ken
Thanks for adding me. I will be following your blog as well.
@Jamaipanese
Thanks bro for the comment. I try to deliver just that. Great reading for followers and visitors.
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August 26, 2009 at 11:06 PM
Thanks for visiting my blog and following! I look forward to reading more about you!
All my best,
Beth
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August 27, 2009 at 7:03 AM
Good job Corve!
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corvedacosta Reply:
August 27th, 2009 at 8:16 AM
@Steve. I try my best.
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August 27, 2009 at 12:07 PM
Good article! I love it!
how do i get to love other things? i will follow the tips here…
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August 27, 2009 at 1:53 PM
Love how your present yourself here…
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August 27, 2009 at 9:26 PM
VERY good post.
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August 28, 2009 at 2:43 AM
Excellent and very knowledgeable article Corve…all too often we can fall for the fairy tale or whirlwind romance and miss the reality of a situation/infatuation.
It’s so easy to forget that we can ‘feel’ right about the wrong people or things and that it’s probably best to qualify with our heads what our hearts feel
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August 28, 2009 at 5:18 AM
nice blog..
keep it up
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August 28, 2009 at 11:49 AM
I agree with you but there are instances where you will find the person you love and this person will open your eyes to the things you used to do wrong. For instance always at the beck and call to your family problems financially and not being able to save for your financial freedom. After seeing what you have been doing wrong and you started doing the things that is correct for you family members will start to complain that you have change lol.
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September 2, 2009 at 1:29 PM
love this post
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