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What should I do for love?

Love needs sacrifices

Summary:  We all want to love and be loved but it comes at a huge price.  One who is not willing to give her or his all, is unlikely to find everlasting love.  Read below thoughts of a man who is ready to give it his all.

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I never would like to use the term 'the price of love' because it is not a commodity - you can not measure and similarly it can not be priced. But what my reader Don meant was that love can only be obtained after making sacrifices and that is why it comes at a price. Well, I am not an economist but may be they can use some complex differential equation to demonstrate to me that after all everything has a price.

Don writes, "My experience has taught me that love can come at a dear price. The more incredible the woman, the more dear the price of having her. The cost may be extracted over time from your wallet, your time, your emotional involvement, your physical attachment. There are many ways to pay for love. It may even cost you your life.

Years ago I met a European girl at a local college. I saw her twice before speaking to her. The third time I walked up to her and introduced myself and we exchanged telephone numbers. But, she asked that she be allowed to call me instead of me calling her. So be it!

Within two days she called and we had a wonderful conversation. She called several other times and our interest in each other grew until finally it was obvious we wanted to be together. By that time she approached me on campus and began kissing me in front of the library. I became embarrassed because she lost control of herself and put her hand on my back in front of everybody. This routine continued for a couple of weeks until she admitted she lived with another man.

The man she lived with had lost her favor with because he had hit her in public. After probing her a little more I learned that his manner of treatment toward her was in fact emotionally abusive. I warned her that as she showed her independence he might grow more violent. So, it became obvious that she needed to move away. I found a little room for her near my place and we planned her escape. Unfortunately, she left clues for her boyfriend and he figured them out. The last night there he slapped her around and threatened her. He called me and threatened me also. But, my friends drove over to her house and picked her up without threatening this guy.

He pined at losing her, but it was over. He called me a few times wanting to know where she was. As his loneliness grew his threats became more violent until finally I had to tell him that I had all of his personal data; drivers license, address, phone numbers, job numbers, everything. If he continued this nonsense I was going to report him to law enforcement. You see, he did not know me by face, or where I lived. The threat was very real of course as I do mean business when it comes to protecting family and friends.

As our relationship grew we fell in love and eventually went to her home country. Her family had been concerned for her life with this other man and were glad to know that I had helped her get away from him. As repayment they treated me to a vacation with room and board and let me have a room with their daughter to sleep with. Her tensions ebbed away and we made love everywhere, the sailboat, the archipelagos, the forest, and of course the bed. It was great.

It took that vacation to get over the tensions that her ex-boyfriend's threats were creating. He tried many types of scams to lure me into a place where he could attack me. He would not stop until I sent some people to his apartment to help him clearly understand the trouble he was creating for himself. My new girlfriend was scared all of the time, and I had to look over my shoulder until we flew to Europe for a great vacation.

The price of love was chivalry. By sacrificing my safety I gained a true love that lasted five years and gave me a great deal of joy."

Well, what a beautiful story and I thought I should share it with everyone. While I have still not fully appreciated the economics of love, I get the point. Don has been fascinated not only with me but with Oriental women in general. He shared this story with me when I asked him to tell me about his past lovers. He writes, "I have released and forgiven everyone who has not appreciated me fully. That includes past girlfriends. I have gone through a rebirth of sorts, and use the past as a great lesson. But, I am old enough and strong enough to move on and accept the new. My admiration and willingness to love truly is to this date unrequited. I think people need to be physical to love each other. As a man, I want to be physical, but I learned about true love by not being able to be with the one I loved many years ago. Our separation was forced by circumstances not by our cheating or losing interest. I finally had to release her from my desire to love her because it became obvious that after two years we would not be able to meet again. One must move on.

 
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