We believe as children that life and love is like a fairy
tale, that prince charming is going to come one day and we live happily ever
after. As we grow older our prince charming becomes just a prince and from there
we only hope that we can find that "One" person who will truly
understand you. It is easy for some people to find this true love, others it
takes a life time. We wonder and ponder if he/she will ever come around and
will we ever meet them, but what do you do when someone you love continues to break
your heart?
My journey in life has taken me many places. I know the
difference between a dream and reality, but is it wrong to want a "prince
charming'? I know that we won't ride off into the sunset, that everything isn't
going to be simple and life has its ups and downs.
I have been married for almost 3 year, but together for
8. In this time we have had many ups and downs, a birth of a child, deaths,
weddings, financial difficulties, emotional turmoil and
much more. I imagine that this is what every marriage is like, that not
one marriage is perfect.
Growing up I saw a marriage that was broken, but it
worked for them. I think to myself do I want to be like my parent's and be with
someone because you are afraid to be alone? No. I won't. I want to wake up in
the morning and be thankful for them, love them unconditionally and live like I
might not see them tomorrow. I know that I can't ask that from my significant
other, but what I do want is to respected and loved.
I know that I am a hard person to love, I make it
difficult and keep allot of my emotions bottled inside. I want to please everyone
and forget sometimes that I deserve to be happy too. What I do know is that I
don't deserve to be lied to, cheated on, and live wondering when he is going
to do it again. I know deep down he is not a bad person, but if he truly did
love me, he wouldn't have cheated on me.
I don't think that any excuse is a good enough reason to
place blame on anyone but himself. It's not alright. Its wrong and what makes
it worse is I have forgiven him and yet he continues to stumble down that same
path. It's a cycle that never ends, you say I'm sorry, he won't do it again. He didn't mean to hurt me and you will stop, but then maybe a month or so from
now he does it again. I know I deserve better yet I stay because I dream and
believe him to be my "prince charming" and my "one", but is he really?
Now I sit here pondering if I truly know what "true
love" is, that's a tough question I think to ask of anyone. Do any of us
really understand love. Is it even something that is meant to be understood? So many
questions down a path I have yet to explore. I wonder where this journey is
going to take me and will I ever find happiness that I dream of.
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