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If there were such a thing as "true love"
Ok, so I'm going to meld two questions together.
If you were truly in a relationship with your "true love" as they say - and you got that whole option to be stuck stranded on a desert island with someone, would you honesty always pick your significant other?
I understand that opposites attract, but at what point are two people just too different to be together? What about people that are too much the same? Now imagine if you will a strange balance in between the two. Does anyone else live in my world?
Every once in awhile you just exchange looks and can read each other's mind. Other times, you're on such a different wavelength that you wonder how the hell you got together in the first place.
Is there such a thing really as a perfect balance? I know it's unhealthy to be together 24/7 - but let's get back to the whole desert island. I understand eventually people run out of interesting things to talk about, but sometimes I wonder how long that lasts until the relationship begins to become stagnant for both sides. How long can you truly just enjoy silence, and just being in each other's presence without driving each other crazy? And how long do you need to be apart to have time to miss each other?
All rhetorical questions I know, but I guess I just had to get it off my mind, and into writing just somewhere, anywhere, and to hear the voices of others pondering the same thought.
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-=[ Merlocke ]=-
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