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Penso che sia incredibile come cambia tutto quando incontri la persona che ami, incredibile quanto velocemente quel a persona ti possa bastare. Ti senti avvolto e riscaldato dal pensiero di lei, tutto diventa più leggero, anche se sei al lavoro e sono le quattro e venti del pomeriggio e fuori piove. Sei in macchina in autostrada, sei stanco, i vestiti ti stanno scomodi, ma pensi a lei e sorridi da solo, poi ti guardi nel o specchietto per vedere se sei abbastanza bel o per lei. Mandi messaggi e se non ti risponde subito è perché è in riunione o non ha sentito, certo non perché non ha voglia. È venerdì sera, la vedi e pensi che sei fortunato perché per due giorni è tutta tua. È tua a colazione, è tua dopo pranzo nel letto, mentre cerchi di vedere un film. Ti dice che martedì sera le va di cucinare per te e che ti aspetta a casa verso le nove, e tu al e otto e quarantacinque fai le scale di casa sua a due gradini al a volta, al egro e innamorato, perché hai voglia di baciarla e di sentire il suo odore. Quando entri in casa sua c’è già un buon profumo e non sai trovare le parole per dire a te stesso quanto sei felice, e quando sei solo in bagno ti guardi al o specchio e ti fai i complimenti per quanto lei è bela. ↗
When it comes to men, deal with them as they are, not how you’d like them to be. ↗
#men #relationship #love
I think the tingles are important. They are real, and I am in favor of their survival. But they are not the basis for a satisfactory marriage. I am not suggesting that on should marry without the tingles. Those warm, excited feelings, the chill bumps, that sense of acceptance, the excitement of the touch that make up the tingles serve as the cherry on top of the sundae. But you cannot have a sundae with only the cherry. ↗
#failure-relationship #falling-in-love #long-term-appreciation #long-term-relationships #sense-of-falling-in-love
Things were different back then. Today if a woman was asked to do the things we did back then, she would revolt, declare that she wasn’t anyone’s slave, wouldn’t be put upon in that fashion. But you have to remember that this was before automatic washers and dishwashers, before blenders and electric knives. If the carpet was going to get cleaned, someone, usually a woman, would have to take a broom to it, or would have to haul it on her shoulders to the yard and beat the dirt out of it. If the wet clothes were going to get dry, someone had to hang them in the yard, take them down from the yard, heat the iron on the fire, press them, and finally fold or hang them. Food was chopped by hand, fires were stoked by hand, water was carried by hand, anything roasted, toasted, broiled, dried, beaten, pressed, packed, or pickled, was done so by hand. Our version of a laborsaving device was called a spouse. If a man had a woman by his side, he didn’t have to clean and cook for himself. If a woman had a man by her side, she didn’t have to go out, earn a living, then come home and wrestle the house to the ground in the evening. ↗
Maybe all men are a drug. Sometimes they bring you down and sometimes, like now, they get you so high. ↗
