Wish i could keep you much longer;

[n0onz]

I watched this independent movie on FOX the last week. I started to think about it on my way to Uni today. Relating it to everyday life. I don't clearly recall the name of the movie. The outline of it was; a couple fall in love, get married, have kids, fall out of love and get divorced. I cant really speak on anyones behalf, because i have never

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[ducky_ny]

1. love
2. commitment
3. passion
4. family
5. faith
not really in that order. My hsuband and I have been through infedility. I don't know if life will work out but I believe it will. I don't think lust by definition has any place in anyones life. I understand that perhaps "passion" is what you may be refering to. Falling in love is a good part of why we marry, but it is not why we stay together. I prefere the over used term "love is a choice" emotions are fickle and if we follow only our "hearts" we are likely to end up alone, no one will ever satisfy us completely, no one will ever always do what is right, and no one can ever be what we demand. People will always fail, and with that in mind and love is a choice marriage can work. You forgive and strive to be the best you can. My husband and I have always loved one another, we hug, kiss, and say it all the time. Having children is never easy either it is a big change, money gets tight but you get through it the best you can and then after a while it gets better. There are sort of seasons of love. We are back to the sweet springtime where we have learned and grown in so many ways. I hope in your life you find a young man who will be more sound minded than my young man was so that you wont have so many hard lessons to learn. I can't say it is easy but life as it is- is worthwhile and good.