Love is blind
I finally understand all the women out there who get beaten yet fell trapped in a relationship. Then there's the woman out there who's getting mentally abused and can't seem to get out, or the women who know that their men are cheating on them and they still don't seem to realize what's going on right in their faces. Love. It's blind, and it shields you from seeing things that you would logically notice. Like when you call your man and another female answers the phone, or when you call several times and get no answer. Maybe when you call and 9 times out of 10 there's another call coming in after 3 minutes of talking, and it seems to be so important that he has to end the conversation with you. Or when he claims that he can only talk to you after 9 because he doesn't have enough daytime minutes on his cellphone...who is he talking to for hundreds of minutes...Especially when he gets free incoming calls...which by the way tells me that he's the one making all these calls to eat up both his daytime minutes, and his phone battery, which always seems to be low...prob only when he's talking to me. How can someone see all these things happening right in their face and still pretend like it's not real? How can anyone sit and make excuses for this kind of behavior. My head hurts thinking about this...Love...it's sick and twisted. All I have to say is what goes around comes around.


2 Comments:
At 5:50 PM,
Unknown said…
WOW talk abouit a turn around for posts!!! welcome back sexy sista
At 6:18 PM,
Anonymous said…
I think you're an amazing writer Anne. I love reading your thoughts and, even though we're very different, I have shared many of the very same thoughts you describe.
I'm a 59 year-old Christian man who is happily married to a beautiful woman, with two terrific girls, a very interesting son (in State Prison for at least eleven more years), and seven grandkids who I love to death.
Since you listed the Bible as your favorite book,,, I'd recommend you go to Romans 8:28 for an answer to your question about everything happening for a reason. I believe it's true. A pastor at our church thirteen years ago had his only child killed. She was crossing the street in the crosswalk at church after Sunday services. The driver just wasn't paying attention. Eveyone asked themselves what could possibly be a good reason for that to have happened. Paul's faith kept him going, but he didn't have any answers. Five years later when he was visiting Romania he observed hundreds of orphan children living in the streets. He never returned to our church - his ministry is now with those children, and today he runs three homes for Romanian street children. Would he be doing that if his daughter hadn't been killed? I have no idea.
Best wishes, and God's continued blessings to you. I look forward to reading lots more...
Mike Davinroy
davinroy@speakeasy.net
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