The bitter irony of love shines in this work.
It has been said, "Only those we deeply love can hurt us deeply."
If we do not care about them, we keep them at a safe distance from our heart.
Perhaps the key is forgiveness, tolerance, patience, faithfulness, and the desire to accept their flaws.
Love is an activity, not a mere feeling. In love we encounter all forms of the human condition. The way in which we react to the foibles of others, exposes our commitment to love.
The bitter irony of love shines in this work.
It has been said, "Only those we deeply love can hurt us deeply."
If we do not care about them, we keep them at a safe distance from our heart.
Perhaps the key is forgiveness, tolerance, patience, faithfulness, and the desire to accept their flaws.
Love is an activity, not a mere feeling. In love we encounter all forms of the human condition. The way in which we react to the foibles of others, exposes our commitment to love.