Navigating Modern Love

Surname 1 Navigating Modern Love The most common binding factor in almost all relationships anywhere in the world is often love. Love has its fair share of sweetness and bitterness. For certain people, previous or current relationships portray some everlasting passions that cannot just be easily forgotten (Moss 5). For some, it portrays the worst of the fears and nightmares, through certain experiences such as heartbreaks, mistrusts, disloyalty and all other vices (Moore 4).

Regardless of the experiences, there are often one or two lessons that are learned in the process.

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Surname 2 In my case, I had been dating a certain girl for quite some time. In my mind, she was everything I have ever wished to have in my life. I can recount the many times I had wished she should be in my arms or rather walk with me every step I take. Rosette was her name.

Her lips, slightly dark, tender by the looks including her perfectly formed face and body and above all her kind heart made me want her even more. A day would not pass without me thinking about her.

It happened to me at some point that I had to think clearly about whether I was just obsessed or whether I loved and felt her in my heart. I could not fathom what I felt for her.

All I just knew is that I needed more time. Anxiety was getting the better of me until I could not hold it anymore. I waited for one of her best friends at one of the canteens in the campus.

I talked to her and told her how I felt about Rosette. She felt it too and saw some sense and immediately sent me Rosette's contacts. Later at night, I called and texted telling her who I was and why I was calling. She was surprised and told me that she appreciated it a lot and asked me to give her some time to think about it. We texted the whole night not mind about tomorrow especially because it would be on a Sunday.

Days went by, and the bond grew stronger, and we liked it. We were full of each other. Then there came times when we never texted and never called each other for days and even weeks. There are times when we felt disgusted with each other's space. There were also times when we quarrelled and fought over petty things. The funny thing is that, at the end of it all, I came to marry Rosette. This was the best decision we have ever made in our lives. Up to this point, I must admit that I have learned quite a lot of lessons from this relationship. One of the lessons I have learned is that people should always be themselves, this is because I admit that at some point I nearly lost myself trying to please Rosette, especially those times that I thought to myself that she was way too good for me. I also learned that it is okay to make compromises because sometimes passion, love, and other emotions crisscross

Surname 3 principles, personality, and preferences. Another important thing I have learned in the process is that disagreeing is also part of a relationship journey. One of the main things I have learned in the course of our relationship is that it is important to refrain from hiding the vulnerable traits, personality, and areas of my life.

Surname 4 Works Cited Moore, Natasha. "Postscript: Finding a Form for Modern Love." Victorian Poetry and Modern Life. Palgrave Macmillan, London, 2015. 198-201. Print.

Moss, Joshua Louis. Why Harry Met Sally: Subversive Jewishness, Anglo-Christian Power, and the Rhetoric of Modern Love. University of Texas Press, 2017. Print.