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When it comes to relationships, there is the good, the bad, and you. You want the good, but you keep meeting the bad. It looks like there are no good ones left, and you’re at the point where you’re ready to just give up on it all. The question is: How much of it is you?
We start dating at a young age. In most cases, well before we are mature. We don’t even know enough to know what to look for, and more than likely, if it looks good to us, that’s is all that matters. But by the time you know what you should have it’ too late.
Think about how many Mr. Wrongs you had to meet before you knew what you didn’t want. The disappointments and heartaches you went through were lessons. Throughout the process, you were learning about the good, the bad, and you. Or at least that is what should have happened.
The problem is that most people never see themselves, and instead believe it’s always the other person. They don’t even consider they picked that person. Even when someone is not good for you, or to you, you are still a part of the equation.
After you have chosen the wrong person enough times, there are just no good ones left. You begin to develop an “I will just accept it.” mindset. Expectations are lowered, and before you know it, you just want a MAN. This will cause even more emotional damage.
When you finally realize you deserve better, there will be a wall built up. No matter how good someone is, it will be hard to see it. Even the good will look bad to you, and heir honesty will sound a lot like game. Their efforts will only be because they want something from you.
Remember: even no-good men know what a good man is supposed to do.
This is why after a failed relationship, time alone is important. You have to do a self-examination. Find out how much of what went wrong was you. You will have some responsibility even if it was just being attracted to them. Take the time to fix you.
If you are not willing to take these steps you may not be ready for Mr. Right. If you meet him in that same mindset, you will lose him. You have to be ready for him and not just want him. The worst thing that can happen is meeting Mr. Right, before you have gotten over Mr. Wrong.
