Now that my head is screwed on better than it has been the past couple of days, I can actually make a coherent response. If I had replied before it wouldn't have been pretty.
For the most part I hold the statement to be true. As I look back over my life, most of my relationships have, for a time, brought joy to my life and although some of them have not ended well, the pain was worth the joy that proceeded it. I can honestly say that there is only one relationship that I fully regret to the point of saying that I wish I had never met the person. Each relationship has had it's lessons to be learned (some years later) that have made me who I am today.
I can honestly say that the bad endings to a couple of relationships (one in particular) have made me a bit gun shy. Finding out that someone has used, and lied to you for an extended time can tend to have that affect on people.
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It's a common phrase. But is it true, in your opinion? Do you wish that you had never met the person that it most hurt to lose?
For the most part I hold the statement to be true. As I look back over my life, most of my relationships have, for a time, brought joy to my life and although some of them have not ended well, the pain was worth the joy that proceeded it. I can honestly say that there is only one relationship that I fully regret to the point of saying that I wish I had never met the person. Each relationship has had it's lessons to be learned (some years later) that have made me who I am today.
Do those who say "no" believe it may lead you to treasure love all the more should it happen again? Or will you fear it?
I can honestly say that the bad endings to a couple of relationships (one in particular) have made me a bit gun shy. Finding out that someone has used, and lied to you for an extended time can tend to have that affect on people.
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