Wednesday Aug 25, 2004

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compromise.

an important factor in kindling relationships.

putting the happiness of those you care about before your own, but having this done for you in equal measures.

at what point, though, does one decide to ignore their own want of happiness to keep those they care about happy?

weeks, months....years ?

if you know changing a situation that makes you miserable will end the other person's happiness, is it right to continue with your decision?

but the alternative, continuing in misery, well, is that the right decision?
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vamptear:
It all depends on your own self worth, your past, and just how commited to the person you are, and most importantly how commited the other person is to you. If the other person isn't commited and compromising as well then it isn't compromise at all now is it.. For me though there are people out there I'd die for. Those that I would suffer eternally for. A few of them I have only known for a short time. It's not always a question of love. It can be how you see that person and their actions.

So there is not a straight answer for everyone. The answer is based on who you are, and of course that is different for everyone.
err:
its part of my work release program. i still have to wear it when im out so that i dont get hit by any cars while im cleaning the highway.

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