Notice how I didn’t use the word marriage there – because when
I look at my two friends, I see a true partnership with it’s ups and downs and
each partner working to love the other actively and not just live in the existence
of love. So I guess they do have marriages after all, it’s just that I believe
a true marriage these days must meet the definition of a partnership of love.
You must work at it to feel it, to stay in it, to not want to run off to be
your independent self but at the same time still co-exist in a beautiful dance
of life.
That is what I am looking for, it is what I truly want to
know and one day have to lie down next too at night. I just have to wait for
it, but it doesn’t mean I can’t look for it at the same time. It is hard to
weed through people, it makes you feel like you are on The Bachelorette except
for no one pre-picked 25 “good,” attractive men for you. Even then, you have
those who are not worthy or not looking for that partnership, as we saw the
other week if you follow the show.
Though the nights get frustrating here and there due to my
want for that partnership, it is also the time I spend talking/praying/thinking
to God so I do pray for that but I am also thankful for the two examples of a
good partnership/marriage my friends give me as well as the reminder of what I
am really looking for. Though they were single, non-divorced, and had no
children when they met their true partner for life – they also had their
respective trials. I often wonder if it is possible or how I will let someone
into an existing family of two – but I know it can be done. Even when I
over-think it, I know it per heart
So I know it won’t be forever, that God has a plan – and am
happily singing different sad, 80’s, ballad tunes as I go about my
day/chores/household budget and weed through any seeds that will not fit my
description only at my leisure, for sport, and not as a task that I alone have
a hand in.
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