I don't know if this is what most people would consider "
true love", but I believe it is possible to love someone completely. This means loving their
faults, and not wanting to "fix" them, as much as one loves their amazing qualities. It's a complete package.
When you find this rare
love, sometimes it can end in a "
relationship". Sometimes that relationship fails, due to something
insignifcant, yet importent enough. That doesn't mean the love dies. Sometimes the best thing you can do for
someone you love, is not be there in their immediate life. This can pass, othertimes it remains true. That love is still there, along with all the
care and
respect that goes along with the word.
For me,
marriage is a
vow to love someone, with all their
flaws forever. It is a vow you make in front of what one regards as the
highest authority. This doesn't mean you may be a
couple forever. It means you vow to love them forever. There has been
one man I could take this vow with, and be pretty confident I would be able to live up to the statement. He is someone who I doubt we would be partnered together in every day life with though..
sigh