This is my "public service announcement".
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True love is built on trust, and mutual agreement." Everyone is aware that
trust is one of the main things when entering a relationship. It
is part of the foundation of a relationship. Without trust, you can't really have a stable relationship. This will just get fucked up, and it wont last as long as you would hope for it to. So, you need to be able to trust your lover, and they need to be able to trust you.
Here's the thing. The second you go out and do something, and you think to yourself, "i can't tell ___ about this, they'd trip out"(or something along those lines), is the moment you've decided to
hide something from them and in turn have reduced to
lie to them to protect your own ass from any further implications. It always starts with something tiny. A little white lie. Eventually it'll be another white lie, into a lie, into a fat lie. Perhaps the more lies you can get away with, the more often you will be prone to just doing it, to do it. Here is something i found the other day while i was just browsing online that pretty much just sums up what i have to say about lying to a T:
"It's very true, but even the little things count whether it's a romantic gesture or a little white lie about where you were in the night before when you cancelled a movie date. That lie may seem like no big deal at first, but a pattern is more than enough to speculate otherwise. In any healthy relationship, your partner should have no reason to lie to you..."
Lying is a huge betrayal of trust. We should all know this by this time of our lives of course. I think that to avoid lying, we should just avoid the situation of which we find the need to lie about all together. If you're going to have to lie about going to a party, don't go. Granted, if you even find the need to lie about going to a party, the person you're with may be a bit uptight if you think they'll get mad. Which leads me to another thing. Just tell your love what your plans are. To hang out with a person of the opposite sex, go to party, what have you...the thing is, they may get a little upset or even a lot upset. But they'll get over it! As long as your honest about what you're doing. If they have some type of insecurity, you could tell them in detail what you did that night when you went out. Build that trust. Just tell them everything even if they'll be a little upset about it. Cause in the end, it's just great you didn't try to hide the truth. It'll just be really appreciated that you didn't lie. And heck, there's even the possibility of your boyfriend/girlfriend becoming more okay with you doing whatever you want to do. In turn, building a better bond in the relationship. Case in point - don't lie. Honesty = happy couple forever (maybe).
Now, i have another thing i would like to address, which could tie in with my whole "lying" rant.
For the people in a relationship: All i ask if for the two of you to be real with each other. (Yeah, don't lie.) But, beyond that. Tell each other how you feel about situations, don't hold back. If there is something you don't like in particular, address it. Resolve the problem. You two are in a relationship now, you both should be past the point of fucking around with each other's minds. Stop with the mind games. Stop trying to hint to him/her that you want something done, just tell them straight up. What good will it do you if you sit around trying to hint something that you want. No one can read your damn mind. Because if they never figure out what it was you wanted, you'll just be cranky...cause you never got what you didn't ask for. If you want food, tell them you want food. You want an apology, tell them you deserve an apology. You want to be taken out on a date, say so. You want sex, say so! Being in a relationship is having the privilege to ask for sex with that one person whenever you want and not get slapped in the face. Talk, talk, talk. Communication, people. Problems should be talked out, and resolved. Not ignored. Eventually all the little arguments that were never talked out, will pile up into a giant mountain and blow up in both of your faces.
Also, if you're bored, if you have thoughts of wanting to be with other people, if you even have the thought that sometimes you feel like you want to be single, etc...do yourself and the person you're with a favor and figure your shit out.
Don't go ruining something great you have with someone, because you wanted a night of temporary happiness with someone who can't possibly care for you as much as the person you have waiting at home for you
If you're unhappy, unsatisfied, or whatever...either fix that problem within the relationship, or leave. Don't make a fool out of the person you love by sneaking around doing whatever the hell you want, because you're unsure. That's just unfair to them.
Now to the single people, in regards to people who are in a relationship.
Please, please, please. I beg of you with all my might, and power. PLEASE, do not be
that person. Don't demean yourself into being "the other man/woman" in someone's life. YOU should have the opportunity to be someone's number one, not the number two late night booty call because someone is unhappy in their relationship, and needs you there with them for the night. I know sometimes, it's hard to resist the temptation of someone you find attractive. But if they're in a relationship, and you're fully aware of this...stay the fuck away. It's that simple. Honestly, how can you really live with yourself knowing you're in the process of wrecking a relationship. I'm not trying to justify it in anyway, but one time and that was a mistake. Sure. But if you continue to do it, there's no possible way you can really be "sorry" for what you've done. You went through with it every single time.
If someone is in a relationship, it's a red flag. It's a no brainer, just don't instigate anything towards them. And if they're coming onto you, well then just don't play along. You should respect a person's relationship. If you were in their shoes, how would you feel. You wouldn't like some sleezy ass, nasty, hoe interfering with your relationship. So don't go home wrecking on someone elses. It was the golden rule that we were taught in grade school guys, "treat others the way you'd like to be treated". If you don't want your s.o to cheat on you, don't allow yourself to be the "sideline hoe" and let someone cheat on their "lover"
with you. That's just low. That's just dirty. And i'm disgusted by anyone who in their right mind would knowingly be the home wrecker. Shame on you. So please, just avoid any type of situation that can potentially put you in the position to fuck up someone's relationship somehow like that.
If you're horny, and want to go have a fuck buddy or just fuck someone, go fuck someone who is not in a relationship.
In conclusion, be honest and be real with your lover. Don't hurt someone who loves you hella, always have them in mind. Stay away from temptation. If you're tempted, just think of the person you have to call yours that loves you hella much. If you're unsure, and want other things/are unhappy, just leave. Lastly, don't cheat and don't be a home wrecker.
That's all i have to say. Granted, i'm not perfect...no one is. I just want everyone to have a fair chance with happiness in their relationship.