Many relationships finish miserably. Why is that? Well it's largely as a result of the muse upon which such relationships are initially primarily based is inherently faulty. Let me explain.
Should you ever stop to reflect on the underlying explanation why many people enter relationships within the first place you'll discover that the problem of getting unmet expectations met is a key theme.
Unmet expectations primarily equate with "need"; the should be liked, the necessity to finish one's loneliness, the should be cared for, the need to be emotionally supported, the have to be financially supported, the need to be validated, the need to feel safe etc.
When an individual feels that they are prone to have these expectations (i.e. unmet wants) met by another person they start to feel excited and then make a fatal mistake. This error is that they interpret this "excitement" as emotions of "love".
Why is this a mistake? Properly to start with it is because want and love are two very completely different things. In my opinion they are not only completely different they are antithetical to each other. A second and extra serious consequence to making this misinterpretation will probably be mentioned shortly.
When a "relationship" is predicated on "want" there is usually an unconscious contract the individuals in that "relationship" make with each other. A contract that is not often ever made acutely aware and therefore is never ever discussed openly. This contract goes one thing like this: "I am going to meet your wants in the event you meet my needs". The willingness to enter into such a contract is what many call an act of "love".
The rationale the contract is never made brazenly is as a result of if it have been it would require every particular person to be sincere with themselves and with their friend/accomplice as to the reasons why they "need" the relationship within the first place. Being sincere nevertheless means being honest with one's self first and admitting to one's self that the underlying wants exist in the first place.
This personal honesty is feared nonetheless because with it come damaging feelings similar to shame, embarrassment, inadequacy, weak spot, vulnerability, the fear of rejection and plenty of more. Therefore what tends to occur is that every particular person finds themselves "lying" to themselves and to their friend/partner about why they want the relationship.
Properly after all no lie will go undetected forever. During the course of the relationship, sooner or later, one or the opposite will begin to really feel a way of "emotional emptiness" or "boredom".
These emotions emerge after the initial "pleasure" part has worn off. These emotions are an indication that there is nothing else really holding this relationship together wanting the "wants" that originally had been in play.
In other phrases there isn't a "Love" between the couple. Additionally, when the boredom units in there may be less motivation to go on making an attempt to fulfill the others' needs and this breaks the unstated contract.
That is when people generally start arguing with one another and one hears such statements as "You don't love me because you're no longer interested by making me blissful (i.e. assembly my needs)". This is when it "almost" turns into clear to the people that something has gone terribly wrong.
I say "nearly" as a result of this is among the few occasions when the "needs" surface and the people have a chance to truthfully tackle them for themselves. Sadly what occurs instead is that the arguing brought on by the sentiments of betrayal and damage distract the people from reflecting on the true reason for the issue and hurtle themselves right into a distracting separation or divorce battle.
This distraction has many untoward effects. One is that, as I mentioned, it causes the attention of the "needs" difficulty to turn into submerged thereby getting repeated in the subsequent relationship. Secondly, and this is the error I referred to earlier, it causes individuals responsible "Love" for inflicting all the heart ache.
This leads one to build a case in opposition to "Love". When this happens a really fascinating thing occurs; a person turns into cut off from their own heart. When you have ever experienced being in nature you'll immediately recall the sense of awe, peacefulness, expansiveness, connectedness, joyfulness, vitality and happiness that you may have felt there. These feelings, in case you notice the place you're feeling them inside you, I believe you will discover emerge from the region of the heart.
This constellation of feelings taken together is the experience of nature "Loving" you and you "Loving" nature. Your coronary heart is so in tune with this love that when it feels it it starts to "sing" i.e. you begin to feel good as I simply described. In different phrases these emotions "characterize" the feeling of "Love". What's more they emerge from the heart region.
When one feels this sense of Love, all "want" disappears spontaneously. That is as a result of the 2 can't coexist. The rationale that they can't coexist is because "need is a sign of the absence of this expertise of affection". Hence if you really feel the love the necessity instantly disappears. Do this for yourself, go into nature, join along with your emotions of being there and spot what happens to the feelings of need.
So if we come back to the center damaged lover who is constructing a case towards love and against their coronary heart we will acknowledge that what they're doing is that they're making a deeper feeling of want than was there to begin with. This in fact has the tendency to create even greater expectations (together with a a lot reduced probability that they will be met) heading into the next "relationship".
No surprise the same self destructive sample repeats itself.
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