Tuesday, August 16, 2011

The Dating Crossroad!


Ladies, what do you do when you are dating and you come to crossroad? Meaning, your goal is marriage, and he's not ready or not sure if he will ever be ready. Now you're open with each other, enjoy getting to know one another, he's a wonderful man who treats you like a queen. What do you do? You're in love and now it's the moment of truth. So, with his uncertainty, he still wants to continue seeing you. He desires to see more of you.

Does this seem like he wants to have his cake the way he wants it and eat it too with no commitment? Do you allow your heart to take precedence over the reality that he may never decide to marry you? Do you give him more of what he ask hoping he will change his mind? This is where many women make a mistake. They continue seeing the one they love, hoping that they can change him. This is where you must take charge of your life! Love yourself enough to end it realizing you deserve better than what he is willing to offer. Let go and let the Most High work it out. Is it easy? Of course not, but it will save you the struggle of working to convince him that you're worth it.

Again! End it! Take some time to heal from the hurt by doing things you enjoy. It wouldn't hurt to give a little more time in accomplishing your goals. Take your time. Never lower your standards. What you lose is because something better is awaiting. Give yourself to the one who desires to be with you because he just does, and is willing to do whatever to have you as his own.

Monday, August 1, 2011

Rebound Relationships!


I am awaken to why the majority people rebound, jump into a relationship so quickly after a bad break-up. They are afraid of being alone. This is only a set up for failure again. Why? He/she is bringing the emotional hang-ups from the past into something new. The wounds are still fresh and need some time to heal. "Time" to heal! Time is the key. Time to sit back and take inventory of the relationship.....why didn't it work? One must consider what must be learned so the same errors aren't repeated in the next relationship. One must really discover self by asking the following:

What do I truly desire out of life? Have I accomplished my goals? What do I like or dislike about myself? What makes me happy? What changes must I make to create a better me? What is real love? Am I ready for it?

These are a few questions to get us back on track for our own self fulfillment.