I was in a shoe store last week just to get a pair that best-fit my outfit to a wedding occasion when this insight gushed. In this large store I noticed a product attractive enough not to search for another. I hastily walked to have a touch and probably a foot-feel, but to my dismay, it wasn't my size and at that point I started a dialogue with my thoughts..."should I pick it because I like it or because I need to wear something?" I thought again, "can I bear the pain on my feet because it's surely going to be tight?" Now I thought otherwise, "what if I look for a different pair?" it would make no sense to walk around with a shoe that just didn't fit!"
I reluctantly walked past that lane, though it was painful but I had to let it go! Not far off, I saw a good one though not so appealing but it was my size. It fitted too well! I bought it and gradually loved it. Now it's always what I admire every morning!
HERE IS THE INTERPRETATION. . .of the above scene.
Dear Readers, as you read this interpretation put yourself in the picture of this content regardless of your gender . . . take note of those words in bracket as they are the meaning to each line.
Everyone in life will get to that stage of either want or need - I want a lady or I need a man. You either want to experiment with a relationship or you need to get serious and wear the ring or put the ring on her.
The store I was last week can be a "life-partner store" not a shoe store.
I actually wanted a pair of shoe to complement my outfit to a wedding occasion
(Now, I'm sure you're not too young to make a life-time commitment or won't you get married?)
I was particularly interested in my outfit to the wedding occasion
(I'm sure you need someone who truly fits your personality and your goals - I mean someone you will be comfortable with in that couple's world)
In this large store,
(As many as the guys/ladies you admire or want to ask out)
I noticed a product, attractive enough not to search for another,
(You observed this gorgeous, flawless, "extra-made" lad/lass and you concluded; this is the one!)
I walked hastily to have a touch and probably have a foot-feel,
(All this while, I'd just been convinced, I need to be more than a friend. I think it's time to get something serious started and as time goes on maybe I should seek to meet his/her parents)
But to my unbearable dismay, it wasn't my size!
(Contrary to all my perceptions about him/her, she/he was just a Clark Kent in superman's costume!)
And at that point I started a dialogue with my thoughts..."should I pick it because I like it...
(At that stage of our relationship, I involved my head..."should I go ahead because I love her)
Or because I need to wear something?"
(Or because I need someone since I'm growing overage?")
I thought again, "can I bear the pain on my feet because it's surely going to be tight?"
(Can I bear the distress in marriage because it's definitely going to spell hell on earth?")
Now I thought otherwise, "what if I look for a different pair?"
(Now I need to think right, "what if I call off this relationship?")
It would make no sense to walk around with a shoe that just didn't fit!"
(It's totally meaningless to have a happy wedding but a sad marriage)
I reluctantly walked past that lane,
(I just have to tell her I need a break)
Though it was painful but I had to let it go!
(Gosh! Emotions is attached but it was worth taken)
Not far off, I saw a good one though not so appealing
(Not far in time, I met this young woman/man - this time my expectation has been well refined, I wasn't lusting after her physical subjects)
But it was my size. It fitted too well!
(This is the real Clark Kent in no superman's costume!)
I bought it
(After all, we made plans and got married!)
And gradually loved it.
(Now I know one can never be too sure of the word "love" because it's something that grows!)
Now it's always what I admire every morning!
(Wow! It's always a pleasure waking up next to her/him every morning!)
Conclusion: If you don't know where you are going in a relationship, anywhere will look like it. Not just any size shoe will fit; similarly not just anyone will make you a good partner.
Be the best you can!
Published by MVPKunle Faniyan
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