Desire a woman with a woman’s love to give, a woman that needs someone reaching out for it.
Love is not something that blindly affects the innocent. Love is what two people choose to share that can make them guilty of so many things.
A woman can always find something in a man that is worth having.
The butterflies that you feel should be allowed to fly, to escape through your touch and through your kiss. Though the butterflies don’t stay, they never leave you. There are always some to take their place.
What inspires the most is the one desire to be completely happyBe whom she loves.
Watching her dance, the beauty in the way she moves, is reminiscent of a good conversation.
What to realize is that she already knows what will be said and she will be more happy for it to be said and prove her right.
Love can be one sided if the two are on the same side.
Do not settle for him, especially if you know that you will not remain happy.
Do not pursue her especially if you know that she will not stop for you.
Souls are eternal, as real love should be. So why does age matter?
It is possible for two people to be in love with what they can be together, but better to be in love with who they are together.
It is easier to change the relationship than to change the person.
Love can parallel a drug addiction.
Telling her what you would like to do can turn her on; talking her through what you are doing will turn her out.
Love is not enough until it is all that you have.
A woman’s main goal may include being happy and to have a meaningful life.
The difference between sexuality and sensuality is you can have too much sex but never enough sense.
Don’t ask her what she likes. Do what she loves.
Watch her shoot a basketball for the first time. Watch her shoot it every time after that. Put that kind of effort into your relationship with her.
2 comments:
Hey Marlon--glad you're back.
Thinking about your totality as a writer at this point in your writing career: I often use 'slick' as a compliment. I don't think I've ever said 'too slick' though, but now I'm going to.
You really know what you're doing here, but is it what you really want to do? This is slick like a greeting card--it's professionally slick, it's very insinuating, it slips right past your guard. But I get the feeling it's just too darned easy for you, something you can always depend on, but--just a little too slick.
So, yeah, even the good has its bad side. Thoughts for the Thought Book maybe.
True...That "been through it" wisdom is a crutch in the clutch for me. After reading it a few times myself, I am impressed at the writing and sad that I had to learn these lessons in hindsight.
Thank you for your considerations.
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