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Letter
of the Week May 26, 2003
Answered by Soul2Peace |
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Dear Katalina, Thank you for the opportunity to read for you. First of all, I don't feel that M. is going to change who he is, despite what he feels for you. Fidelity isn't something he is ready or willing to provide to you. Yes, he wants you to be around, because you are special to him. But he wants others as well. Think about this -- if he wanted an exclusive with you, would he extend his current relationship into June, and ask you to wait until then to get back together with him? You have two choices here. You can go back to M., accept him as he is, complete with his relationships with others as well as you. Or, you can decide that an exclusive relationship is something you must have, and tell him that you cannot be with him, because he can't give this to you. This is a choice that only you can make, because you are the only one who can decide what is most important in your life. I do feel that if you decide to try things with M. again, he will promise you that he will not see anyone else. Unfortunately, it isn't a promise he will keep for very long. Things will be great again with him for a while, and you will enjoy what you have with him. There will come a time, however, when things will again be as they have been, and you will not be able to tolerate it, and will walk away. There are other things that you mentioned in your question that I would like to speak to at this time. You were with L. for 5 years. For someone as young as you are, this is quite a long period of time. In addition, your relationship with him started at such a young age, you had not had an opportunity to see all that life had to offer. I believe that this was as much of a reason for your wanting to break up with him as the reason you gave, which was that he was becoming less interesting to you. There is nothing wrong with wanting to explore all that life has to offer before you make a final commitment to someone. It will help you to know better what you are looking for in a partner, so that you don't settle for less than what you want. Also, because you are young, you may be looking for more excitement than what you would find in a mature, stable relationship. Most relationships, in time, become a bit more complacent than what they are when they begin. It takes work and effort to keep excitement in relationships, and some are more willing to make this effort that others. It doesn't mean that the genuine love isn't there if the excitement is less apparent -- it is simply that one or both of the partners doesn't feel the need to create the excitement anymore. Whether or not you choose to return to M., you also need to decide what you are looking for in other areas of your life. You stated that you were no longer happy living in Australia, or with the life you had there. Yet when you left M., you returned there, rather than staying in Hungary. It may be difficult to separate M. from other aspects of Hungary, but it would be a good idea to try to do just that. If you would truly be happier in Hungary with the family you have there, then it would be a good idea to return there and set up the life you're looking for. However, if you're more comfortable in Australia, with a life that is more familiar to you, then you should make the best life possible there. Again, this is a decision only you can make, as you will know best what is most important to you. Whatever you decide to do, I do feel that you will get to a point in your life in which you step back, take a look at all that has happened, and know that you are stronger for it. In addition, you'll see that the experiences have given you a much clearer idea of what you do and don't want in your life. This point of reflection seems to come between December of this year and March of next year. Shortly after that time, you'll find that as you reach for what you are certain you want, it will all be within your grasp. This includes the relationship you are seeking, friendships and other relationships that satisfy you on many levels, and work that you enjoy. Again, I thank you for the opportunity to read for you. I wish you many blessings on your journey. |
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