Love is Beautiful
March 26, 2008 – 12:30 pmPosted Under: life
Love is a beautiful thing. Anybody who judges love by someone they picked with their eyes, didn’t get to know on a deeper level (which is why it didn’t work) and then wants to paint the world with that wide biased brush–can…it’s just not accurate. Love works. Love crosses colorlines. Love with the right person can change your entire outlook on life. Love is magical. Love is deeper than the ocean. Love with the person you’re supposed to spend the rest of your life with will make you wonder what you ever felt for anybody else before they came along. Love is amazing. Love is slow to anger–like the Bible says. Love is patient and kind. Love doesn’t badmouth. Love is so many things that I can’t even get into right here. Most of all love lasts and love compromises for the sake of the relationship. Choose love, not a skin complexion, a dress size or a make and model of a vehicle. Love is all that matter. All the rest is dung that will ruin any relationship you have if you get into it for the wrong reason. Hi, I’m Dominique and I’m in LOVE.
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11 Responses to “Love is Beautiful”
I like your definition of Love.
By Shelia on Mar 26, 2008
Hey Shelia, imagine how much “I’m” enjoying it!
By Miss Princess Dominique on Mar 26, 2008
^5! A male friend told me yesterday that I’m a “hopeless romantic” which I found very funny cause I find NOTHING “HOPELESS” about LOVE and romance. Here’s to real, soul-to-soul, deeper than cellular level LOVE!!
By MsJayy on Mar 27, 2008
Amen, I’d love to be a part of that movement. Deeper than cellular!
By Miss Princess Dominique on Mar 27, 2008
Dom, I have to be honest, the love thing gives me headache. I think my hope for love is diminishing day by day. I was once a hopeless romantic now I like hearing about love just not like I used to if you can understand that.
By shai on Mar 27, 2008
Sure Shai. I understand where you’re coming from. I don’t think there are enough examples of how it’s good or can go very well. We don’t talk enough about the Ruby Dee and Ossie Davis’. Hollywood is the worst example, but I can’t begin to tell you how happy I am. I must say that I think we all need a break when we get out of wrong relationships to build ourselves back up. I hope one day you’ll be sending me an invitation though!
By Miss Princess Dominique on Mar 27, 2008
Yeah, we don’t have enough examples and I am not talking about the media. In my own life, family and even friends, I cannot count on one hand who is married. I cannot say anyone of them really inspires me about love and marriage.
One person who inspires me and I feel a great connection with is Joyce Meyers. She is real and then things she says about her old self remind me of my own self. And by her example, it will not be easy or quick my coming to the other side of Love.
By shai on Mar 27, 2008
True, I don’t have many examples either. Only one other sister in my immediate family is married and 1 aunt out of 5 are married so I’ve had to develop my own ideals. I can relate to Joyce too. She’s down to earth and I’ve struggled with the same issues that she has or does.
By Miss Princess Dominique on Mar 27, 2008
After my first marriage ended in disaster, I decided I was going to handle life b ymyself. That was until 6 years later I met “HIM” On a chance meeting at the grocers. I am glad I met him. he is so easy to love hes great. Pray for me princess, I fell so much joy, at the thought of him, well, he just came into my office with flowers…..
like right now 
By KIM on Mar 31, 2008
Kim, love can be beautiful. I’m so glad you gave him a chance. You’re shopping at the grocers for food and come out with a man! That’s amazing!
By missprincessdom on Mar 31, 2008
When you least expect it…
By kim on Mar 31, 2008