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I was blessed earlier in life to have a couple who had been married over twenty-six years model this for me. Whenever anyone saw them together, they were holding hands and playfully giddy as if they had just started dating. When I asked what caused her to be this much in love with a man after so many years of marriage, she responded, "He fascinates me."
Let that sink in a moment.
Are you an interesting person? Would you consider yourself intriguing? Do you have interests in life that cause other people to want to be around you, or are you often bored?
A few things to note:
* Bored people are boring people.
* Having interests will help make us more fascinating in life.
* In
world of relationship enrichment, "Couch Potatoes Need Not Apply".
Relationship Success Lesson #3 - The Principle of Forgiveness
As I stood and watched, two children were running on
playground in opposite directions, and I saw it coming before they did. They each circled
same object until they literally met in
middle. Two more kids came around and did
same thing.
Tempers flared, emotions ran high, tears ran down their cheeks and feelings were hurt. Less than two minutes later, they were off running and playing together, and all was forgotten.
What would happen in adult relationships if we learned how to do that? Instead of internalizing everything, we learn not to take it all so personally. Instead of holding grudges, we learn to hold hands.
Children have soft hearts - life can sometimes harden them.
Sheds a little light on
phrase, "Except you become like little children", doesn't it?
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