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My heart
is broken.
a dime
my brother.
my hopes
lying there
on trash.
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my god
appear
let it be.
life ain’t
fair
my god
my god
why have
you forsaken
me?
Recharge Life Now
My heart
is broken.
a dime
my brother.
my hopes
lying there
on trash.
my god
appear
let it be.
life ain’t
fair
my god
my god
why have
you forsaken
me?
Authentic love is not about me.
Did you know that “More women may be psychopaths than previously thought”, says an expert.
Dr Clive Boddy says assessment skews towards obvious male traits but female psychopathy is more subtle.
“When it comes to a typical psychopath, the suited and booted Patrick Bateman from the novel American Psycho might spring to mind, but, according to one expert, the number of women with the neuropsychiatric disorder could be far greater than previously thought.
Psychopaths are generally considered to lack empathy and guilt, exhibit antisocial behavior, lie frequently and be ruthless, narcissistic and manipulative.” (Nicola Davis Science correspondent @NicolaKSDavis)
Relationships are not for children.Period.This is the most overlooked truth in life and relationships.
If only everyone accepted it, relationships would be literal heaven.
It’s easier said than done!
It’s for mature adults. Lots of people don’t understand that love is not only romance but much more.
Love includes sacrifice, commitment, transparency, mutual understanding, respect and forgiveness.
If one is not giving authentic love that relationship is doomed to wade away no matter what.
Let’s understand that we are dealing here with life and not just part.
If one is thinking that eventually everything will be alright, sorry it won’t.
One needs to look inside himself and look for cracks. To be honest it’s not easy but I can tell you it’s worthwhile for your relationship.
At times, love serves as the foundation for companionship.
However, repeated infidelity by a partner can lead to feelings of solitude.
As adults, we understand the importance of not causing harm to others. Yet, actions that cause pain from one partner can inflict deep wounds, resulting in a sense of loneliness.
Men often view their wives as delicate, but unexpectedly, harsh words from the woman can make her spouse feel isolated without intending to.
Seeking assistance from relatives and acquaintances is crucial.
Nonetheless, society’s habit of blaming men for issues in the relationship can be extremely disheartening. Moreover, when a wife’s severity exacerbates the situation, it becomes even more painful.
When a woman uses verbal abuse towards her partner, it’s harmful to him emotionally.
The knowledge that such negative behavior often goes unpunished compounds the feeling of being alone.
Societal tendencies to overlook the struggles of men, favoring women instead, are common.
A woman may easily escape the repercussions of her actions, leaving men to apologize for their trespasses, which amplifies their sense of isolation.
Relationships are meant to foster support, aid, and mutual connections between individuals.
Neglecting the needs of one’s partner can unleash an emotional upheaval. Ignoring a partner’s unique contributions and abilities may lead to profound emotional pain.
Immaturity is a recipe for disaster in any relationship. Imposing excessive demands, particularly from one side, can disrupt the equilibrium of a partnership.
The financial situation of a man can significantly impact his relationship.
While financial stability can nurture love, financial difficulties often cause love to diminish, leading to emotional despair.
For a relationship to thrive, a mutual commitment during both prosperous and challenging times is necessary.
The want for consistent support during difficult periods is expected, so its absence can drain an individual’s strength.
What will you do?
Will you act out of love?
©Titus Vargis.
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