Have you ever heard this?
“How can you be happy in relationship, if you are not happy by yourself”
Look, I get it…. but let me just say this:
“I am SO much happier these days being in an amazing delicious relationship, being with a partner who I can just be relaxed (and especially vulnerable).”
For me the search for relationship was a personal priority, set with intention and I even created a LOVE Mantra to call her in to my life.
Now I should point out, you cannot make someone else responsible for making you happy nor can you imagine someone can give you lovability by loving you.
Happiness comes from within and one must be love on the inside to be able to receive love in an authentic way.
But I do think the joy in life can be amplified with a loving partner…..but I don’t think it’s the end all, be all or the final route to happiness.
So back to title “Does Your Man Make You Happy”
Can we agree that we can’t make someone else responsibly for our happiness, but being in a super duper awesome relationship sure is FUN.
So let me ask you, isn’t life just better when it is shared?
Jonathon says
My recent facebook post shared my personal experience and how my life feels amazing sharing my daily adventures with someone special. Now I am not suggesting we need others to make us happy, but life just seems more fun now that I am sharing it.
Charlotte says
Ilike that he is my ying to my yang….hes very calm where I am go go go. That oddly makes me happy…..
GinaMaria Opalescent says
Life is sooo much richer!! Colors are more vibrant, I feel more relaxed, more connected, more grounded and soooooo much more comfy!!!
Bess says
Very good advice on this website. But an amazing relationship is a product of shared difficulties and experiences. Delicious feelings are temporary but wisdom and growth are priceless.
Marina says
I agree, life is better when it’s shared. Parenting is much easier when sharing the challenges and, I believe, more fulfilling to share the happy, fun, and learning aspects. Also those things apply to life in general. Sharing those experiences with a friend or family member just isn’t the same as sharing with a significant other.