Been married 24 years but have always said to my good lady wife that if she ever felt her life would be happier with another, man or woman, (sheep, horse, whatever) then she should tell me and I would not stand in her way. When all is said and done she is another man's child and there are no ownership rights with marriage. Of course I would be heartbroken but life is far to fleeting to waste time and energy on a person that you no longer love.
Posted 7 Years Ago
7 Years Ago
Thank you for your introspective comments, glad this made you want to share :)
What an extraordinary post, full of doubts and passion, thought and dismissal, conjecture and in some ways, fear. Is that meant to be love or a warm flirtation; is that loyalty, trust, understanding on the cheap, do you think?
Not an accusation, merely how i see the words, laid out clearly, but questioned perhaps as you wind down your fine writing. You are a writer, this might not be personal but a fictional piece.. or not.. imagination works its crazy ways!
For some rare reason I read the other reviews and raised a brow at the idea that absence makes the heart grow fonder.. maybe in many cases. But for some that absence can kill the senses, can bring pain and desperation.
Posted 8 Years Ago
8 Years Ago
it's about trying to find a shred of dignity in what is left of meaningless sacrifice, and as sincer.. read moreit's about trying to find a shred of dignity in what is left of meaningless sacrifice, and as sincere a statement that can be made, with all my heart, if you can find someone to love you better than I can please...go for it.
Long distance love is definitely the way ahead. No population boom, get to watch the football without argument. I see all sorts of benefits. Plus, absence makes the heart grow fonder.
Sometimes love from distance is better because if being near needs explanations which we don't want to do, then love from far is a joy... Sometimes distance is a healing balm which heals even the deepest wounds... A very thoughtful write...