May 25, 2005 12:21
how do you know when you're loving someone 'the right way'? or if the
love you have to offer is enough to suffice their needs? looking at
myself, i don't seem to be doing things according to how their supposed
to be done. (i'm
saying this with the knowledge that things aren't supposed to be done
in one way alone but isn't it comforting to know that you're doing
something the prescribed or tried and tested way?) i
don't write poems for him and even spend more time writing about other
people, i don't dedicate songs to him, i don't have deep, soulsearching
conversations with him, i don't selflessly spend all my money to buy
him things that he might desire... but i love him.... and isn't it true
that love is all you need? ooohhh the confusion.... love is a word
thrown around too often that it makes me question the value of saying
it. is love really all you need? is there something i'm missing? this
relationship thing is fulfilling and mindboggling at the same time. i
mean its good to know that you have a shoulder to lean on and in return
you are a shoulder to lean on as well, but is all that comfort worth
getting that feeling that you're not really giving your partner what he
deserves? is it worth being in a relationship when its a
half-baked one?