A Good Kind Of

What gives for a wonderful relationship? Smile? Frown? Laughter? Tear? Promises? Honesty? Lies? Reasons? Money and all that glitters? Are all the above needed? Yes? No? A bit of this and a bit of that? Just the positive ones? Or you need the negatives as well? It’s common. Really?

So, what do you really need to have a good kind of relationship? Is it supposed to be filled with a lot of smile, laughter and laughter? Indeed. But, how if you found some frown, tears, lies along the way? Or even more as days go by and time walks on… Would you reckon that it won’t work?

And what about promises that you need to reassure yourself about all the good things that come along? It is something that sometimes couldn’t be kept and covered by cheesy reasons of any excuses could come up in the mind. It is actually something that’s easily made to shut your effin mouth up. Worthless… But you’re hanging in there anyway. Blindfolded by the beauty of the one who gives you empty promises with amazing words that sweetly heard by your innocent ears. You only hear what you want to hear and see what’s pretty in your eyes.

If one said love is blind, well, I got to say it truly is. Love makes you give your all in a relationship, even your dignity.

Love never meant to be hurtful for it to feels good. There may come a time when you have to shed a tear or two, and you shouldn’t complain about it. It’s something that you have to get ready for. You aware of the consequences, then deal with it. Don’t make it complicated as good relationships are not supposed to be complicated. If you doubt it, leave, before it ties you up and bound your soul you’re trapped in the core.

Hold on to your loved ones and cling on someone who you can trust outside the relationship, for them the one who can guide you from the blindness and to see wisely clearer. The rest is up to you. You’re the one who’s in this so-called relationship. You’re the one who knows when to go, when to fly and when to stop.