Everyone will do this at least once in his life;
fall in love. And when that happens, does one get the impression that whether his friends or relatives approve of the union between the
person in love and the object of his affection, all is still not well?
For example, even though this
romantic encounter is supposed to only involve the ones who are in love,
external forces and influences may show otherwise. Like a
friend or
relative may want to complain about some flaw or the other he or she has seen in your loved one.
And when that occurs, the person in love might do one out of two things. He will defend his romantic partner no matter what, for love’s blindness sees no faults, or he will become angry and verbally lash out at the friend or relative who is criticising his love interest. But if no external forces are at work, will the two people who are trying to make a go at their romantic
relationship be happier?
There is a great possibility that they will find happiness in each other. It is sometimes difficult to watch a friend or relative fall in love with and spend most of his free time with that new person in his life, because before that occurred, he was quite happy spending that time with the friend or relative, and so were they when they spent time with that friend or family member, no romantic interest included.
But now since there is some one new in that person’s life, relations might feel a bit strained because things are no longer the same. People are going to fall in love with each other, that’s a fact of life, and external influences should remain just that. Let your friend or family member be happy if he or she is with that new person in his life, for sometimes it’s the interference that causes all the stress and strife in some one else’s romantic relationship that causes it to end in a break up, leaving one to wonder, is a romantic relationship really just between the two people involved in it?
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