I can be commited to my family, friends and my children at any given time, day or night. But down right, when it comes to a relationship, I freak. I don't have a great history of relationships I have had two failed marriages,among several other relationships that were failed too. Upon the failed history of relationships, I've been single for a few years and I'm quite content and happy if you ask me. When it comes to dating, I run the other direction, as in the Movie,"Run Away Bride". I've had my heart broken too many times and it's gone through enough I think ( who hasn't really ). As it comes to that word again, commitment, forget it. I've been asked why I won't settle down, and yes 'commit' to anyone. With my history of relationships and my heart broken too many times, my fear of that word just freaks me to no end. I see to many relationships ending in divorce, and calling it quits.
I been through it myself few times, and the fear of going through it again is something I don't want to happen anytime soon. Millions of us go through the fear of commitment. Not just myself, but as men do, us women do too, surprisingly. Though I'm sure not alot of women fear commitment as I do these days, we are out there.I never expected myself to be so afraid of such a simple word in my life until now. Back when I was a teenager and in love, it was everything. I wanted that commitment from that I man to be with me forever. Seemed I had usually chose the wrong place, time and yes, wrong man typically. Life went on and I kept trying to find that one place to find in my heart. One man who would be committed to me. I never found him obviously. I"m still searching for Mr. Right, but he'll find me one day, I'm sure. I'm not attempting to hunt for that commitment these days.
The fear of love, commitment, and romance itself generally is not in my vocabulary these days. Commitment is a big word. It's a serious word, and meaningful too. It's taken to heart to alot of people. Break that, and you hurt that person, not just yourself. If you can't commit to a person, you're not ready, to move on to the next step in a relationship, or to move forward. Most of you can't commit to another, or move on to that next step. Some of us break that trust, and break that heart of others. For others, it's the fear completely of just being in a committed relationship. Not seeing anyone else, not dating anyone else but that one person is a commitment. If you're in love, there's nothing wrong with it. If you have doubts about yourself, as per say, myself, or fear, need to reconsider your circumstances.
Commitment is something you shouldn't take lightly or jokingly. You'll just know when you're ready to commit to that one true special person. For alot of us others, it's the fear of being hurt, as I have in my days.. The fear of being rejected, fear of being hurt again by our former past. Sometimes that commitment can haunt us for a long time. For me, my fear of commitment will haunt me for quite awhile until I can overcome. As for others, commitment is something that will come naturally. Millions of us are just to fearful of that little word....Commitment.
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Post a CommentI can completely relate to this article. The one day a customer came up to the bar, and we became friends talking relationships most often. I told him how completely scared I was moving to Memphis and starting a serious relationship with someone I fell in love with a couple years before, and he had said he wasn't ready for a relationship, we stayed friends, I got married, and just as quick got divorced, when out of nowhere he called and told me to come this way, he was ready. So here I am today, rambling past the point. My newfound friend told me would I want to run from something leaving room for regrets, or would I rather gamble it in knowing the I would learn many new things. In learning, I would also then create memories to make me laugh and smile in the future out of nowhere. I took his advice and here I am still in this relationship. I wouldn't take it back no matter the final outcome. Already the memories have been worth the investment if it were to end today. Thank you for a wo