I am looking for a serious and playful relationship. You are self aware and though our tools /practices may be different, you explore your inner world and you work to develop a sense of meaning and purpose in your life. You are compassionate and empathetic with yourself, me, and others.
You are curious about the world and most importantly you are are curious about me and I am curious about you. You want to know what makes me tick and I want to know what makes you tick.
We are connected even when we are apart. We share a deep enough trust so that our time alone reinvigorates our relationship. At a party or a social engagement, we might be talking or dancing with others, but when we catch each others eye from across the room we smile. It’s not forced. We smile because we feel deeply recognized by the other.
You know that a serious relationship/marriage needs tending and most importantly you know that in order to be in relationship, you must first tend to yourself physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
We listen to each other deeply. We both work to love and accept each other as we are. We know that it’s more than saying “I accept you” we know that acceptance takes practice.
You seek to have a relationship based on honesty and truth. You hold that belief firmly and are willing at times to be uncomfortable, but you stay as present, gentle, and fearless as you can. This courageousness enlivens us.
We enjoy being together and have fun together. We share the burdens of daily existence and balance the responsibilities of life with spontaneity and joy. Individually and together we seek to experience the magic of everyday moments. We share those moments with each other to help remind each other of the secret world that exists underneath our clunky day to day lives.
When we are together we both feel like our spirits are being lifted and being in each others presence brings a feeling of expansion. We inspire each other to lead creative and meaningful lives that benefit others, yet we understand that the spark of that inspiration begins within us. We know how to bring each other joy, because individually we know how to bring joy into our own lives.
We also know how to infuse humor and levity into situations. We use it to diffuse difficult situations and to keep ourselves real. We know when to be serious, we know how to play, we know how to make fun of ourselves, our idiosyncrasies and our neurotic yet very humanizing tendencies.
You have your own passions. We share in many, but you keep a few just for you. Perhaps some of the things we have in common are our interest in foreign travel and cultures, cooking/dining out, dancing, singing, playing music, spending time outdoors, talking about the meaning of life, spending time with family and friends, and trying new things. You enjoy time together with me, but you also enjoy time a part. If we have different passions or interests, we would receive great joy watching/knowing that the other person is doing something that invigorates them and brings them a sense of vitality. At times, we may even choose to tolerate doing something we might not really want to do, because we know it makes the other person happy and we know that our happiness is interdependent.
We share our dreams and fears and we work to understand eachothers deepest needs. We choose to live from our hearts instead of our fears. We work to communicate thoughtfully and respectfully. We are forgiving of each others mishaps, though, we also apply discipline so as not to repeat them again.
We seek to have a relationship that serves a higher purpose.