Perfect Relationship
Under the Sun
Perfect Relationship
Disclaimer: I do not write these passages to make you think the way
that I think. I write to make you think.
Whoever said that there’s no
such thing as perfect relationships? Let’s be clear. There are several types of
relationships, although many times when the word is uttered, the first thing that surfaces
in one’s thoughts is a sexual relationship. Relationships, merely, embrace
friendships, mating, brotherhood, sisterhood, blood family, adopted family,
etc.
A verse in the Holy Bible
suggests, “Be ye perfect like my Father is in heaven.” So, why not strive for
perfection in every aspect of your life, being financially prosperous,
emotionally stabilized, physically fit, mentally lifted, and by maintaining healthy
relationships? Being that you were created in the image and likeness of a
higher power, you were already designed and destined to be worth a fortune. Anything
that you choose to add to your life should only add value.
Relationships should be about
fun! Point blank. You should never be in any relationship that doesn’t add to
your self-worth. If you’re in a sexual relationship, for example, you should
never feel like a prisoner. To call and check in with your partner is a
courtesy and not a must do. It’s done because you care and don’t want the other
person to worry about you. To come and go as you please should be your option.
You are two adults who have chosen to share a relationship with each other.
Neither of you are each other’s personal property.
The relating part of a
relationship is most important. And all relationships will have what seems like
imperfect, imbalanced moments. There will be times when you will not see eye to
eye in your relationships, but that’s ok. Everyone was created to be unique
with his/her own different viewpoints. However, approach the viewpoint with
receptiveness. Hear him out. Hear her out. You may either gain some insight or
at least, be enlightened enough to cope with the situation. Listening in all
relationships is key. Thus, it is impossible to listen and talk at the same
time and receive positive feedback to resolve an issue. Take what you can use
and throw the rest out, but never dismiss it altogether. Wisdom is about
experience. Experience is about opening yourself up to explore.
All relationships are about
building, growth, support, love, fun, and team work. Everyone has a
responsibility to bring and maintain in the relationship unit. If you fail to do this, an imbalance is created. It would always be wise to ask yourself in every
instance, “How would that thing or this relationship add worth to me?” This
avoids relationship pitfalls early on. Think the scenarios out in your head
first, and then approach each relationship with a worthy purpose.
Adding value to your life is
what I define as self worth. No matter what spiritual foundation you choose to
spearhead your life (as long as it adds value), allow yourself to be immersed
enough in it to where no one, not even you, will be able to question the value
of your product; the product being you and your actions.
Balance in the celestial
realm. Don’t invite external trash to interfere with your internal fortune. You’ve
been under the sun with Quandi.
Quandi Olayinka
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