Greetings Customer (name blocked for privacy):
I thank you very much for your very kind comments - it's deeply appreciated.
I have quite a bit to say. In answer to your questions - "Are you trying so hard due to your parent's divorce?" - of course it's possible - but certainly you would be the one to know if this is so.. Your friends are saying to run...well, quite honestly, it's easy for others to talk...and what happens if you take their advice...and years from now you look back and wish you hadn't?....where will those friends be years from now? Will they still be standing by your side? Will they support you when you're down and out, missing her??? Fact is, you are the one in the relationship with her - no one else..thus, no one else can decide for you...but you!
Where do you see yourself a year from now - or two years from now without her? What do you really want? Of course you can't change her - but I can see that it is not really her that you want to change...it is only her certain actions that you want changed...Relationships aren't easy and they can either make you or break you...and even the ones we truly love with all our hearts and souls can hurt you so bad til you feel like you just want to die....but yet we can't break free....only because it's our destiny...it's the path that we have chosen to take for real lessons to be learned...and the partner that we have chosen to be with for life. I'm not saying that one needs to remain with an abuser - but the saying goes "you always hurt the one you love"...that is for real...and yet, that is not a matter that one needs to see a shrink about..for only if one is willing to work things out - to share communication....it's simple really to mend a relationship. However, not everyone has the communication skills in which to do so...thus, one may wish to seek professional counseling.
I was separated from my husband for 2 years - he left out of the blue (before we were married)- it was quite a learning experience...during that time, we both went on our own spiritual journey...soul searching mostly for him...and I became a book worm...studying everything and anything in sight...gaining more knowledge..When he returned, for which I welcomed him back without hesitation, we teamed up concerning our knowledge - of those 2 years apart - and we are so much stronger now - and we are so very enlightened - reaching out to others to help. I believe that everything happens for a reason - encountering people in our lives for a reason - as long as one can be civil to another, show respect and not back stab, we have the opportunity to learn from them..or to teach them....thus, there should be no reason to walk away from them...however, if one feels that it is time to move on for their own spiritual progress, then one should say thank you for coming into one's life...and simply take another path for more adventures/experiences.....and this is what you may wish to think about concerning your girlfriend. It's not difficult to walk away if you don't care for her...it's not difficult to walk away if you don't love her....but, if you do - yet things are not right between the two of you at this time....then time and space apart is something to consider......time to truly go within and ask yourself how you truly feel about her.....She can be healed - for no one is a lost cause...only too many lost souls....that desparately need their spirit lifted by one willing to offer unconditional love and compassion.
I am interested in knowing what you meant about going to a "psychic"...
If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Bright Blessings.
Peace, Love & Happiness,
The Mystic Wave
Edited by TheMysticWave on November 27 2004 at 12:59 AM
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