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jueves, 17 de noviembre de 2011

Del plan b a la z. Curas extrañas

Muchos sabemos la solución a ese problema que nos desvela, mas en nuestra amplia terquedad buscamos otras soluciones y terminamos aplicando el remedio mas doloroso, que bien o mal puede funcionar...


Mi amigo "J" resolvió hace un tiempo tomar una de las decisiones mas difíciles : amar a esa persona sabiendo que su comportamiento dista de ser el de una pareja fiel, sincera y sobretodo leal. El sabe, muy en el fondo, que eso que el llama venganza no es mas que ocultar el deseo de estar con ella y esperar un milagro; sabe, además, que responder a sus mensajes y a cualquier aparición es , simplemente, el escape de ese yo que desea seguir amándola como si nunca hubiera sido víctima de una traición por esos rojos labios.

Resulta fácil decirle y recordarle la mejor solución a "J" , lo que es realmente complicado es que pase de la teoría a la práctica: Que borre cualquier línea de comunicación, que la empiece a olvidar, que asuma la realidad y rasgue toda posibilidad con ella. 

Imagen de Mont. Dosis diarias.

¿A qué viene este caso particular? Aunque yo quiera y aprecie a mi amigo "J" he entendido que en este momento lo que lo hace feliz es ilusionarse un poco, y mientras no se salga de sus propias manos no será peligroso; es doloroso, obviamente, pero en el fondo es parte de su catarsis, de su cura. 


Suena estúpido, pero haciendo ese proceso se sentirá mas liberado que si corta abruptamente, puede que hasta le de un delirium tremens... Muchas veces es necesario tropezar una vez mas para aprender a levantarse y a voltear la cara.

Para mi lo mejor es que hubiera aplicado el plan B, pero es su vida, no la mía... y siendo sinceros no es que haya sido mi plan mas usado en relaciones anteriores. Sólo me queda tenerle hielo, mi hombro y saber que estará bien.
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1 comentarios:

  1. The problem I see with the inability to accept someone with their faults or to think that another human being can not change; is the implicit admission that human beings have no control over who they are nor their actions, including oneself.

    If we are to believe in the idea that: "All people are truly good and sometimes do bad things", then we must love them as they are and we must accept them at their natural state. We must also 'love the sinner, hate the sin'. To do otherwise is to admit that some people are truly evil and sometimes do good, or to hold people to another standard than the one we want ourselves to be held accountable.

    I truly believe that people can change, some for better and some for worse. I believe this because I know I can and have changed in the past and will change in the future. The question of believing that person will or will not change is separate from the belief that they can change and as a human being who values love of all people, one must belief that a person (even one that has hurt you deeply) can and will change for the better.

    The mark of someone showing true love, compassion and friendship is not someone who will abandon a person when they see their faults and when that person is at their worst moments. the mark and quality of a good person is their ability to stand next to their friend, a see this persons faults and troubles, and help them overcome their problems.

    That is love. It is given without expectation of return or compensation. It is selfless and many times, painful. A vengeance that is true, will give this love to another person (while being seen ) or demonstrate the loss of this love to the person who made the error. It will cut deeply, and coldy. It is a calculated dish of the most cunning deceit and is designed as a harsh lesson, almost biblical in interpretation.

    An eye for an eye holds true for a lover's quarrel, and the only way to complete the lesson is to return the one who made the mistake to a moment of heavenly happiness before tearing them back to hell.

    Only when someone experiences (painfully) what they themselves caused others will they have the opportunity to learn from their mistake.

    The question that one must ask is this: Does the person who was originally hurt want to cause this pain so that they teach, and does the person who was originally hurt have the patience and resolve to execute this lesson without falling into the original lies?

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