Comments on: What Makes A Good Relationship http://www.joyfuldays.com/good-relationship/ How to find happiness and abundance through personal development. Create a life you love and live on your own terms. Start today to become a better, happier, richer person a week from now. Sat, 20 Mar 2010 10:38:06 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Daphne http://www.joyfuldays.com/good-relationship/#comment-15728 Daphne Sat, 12 Dec 2009 06:06:48 +0000 http://www.joyfuldays.com/?p=2128#comment-15728 Ale, I like the way you phrase it - that relationships mutate. Sometimes it's our expectation that people stay the same that gets us into a whole lot of trouble - taking things for granted etc. Thanks for your wise comment. Ale,

I like the way you phrase it – that relationships mutate. Sometimes it’s our expectation that people stay the same that gets us into a whole lot of trouble – taking things for granted etc. Thanks for your wise comment.

]]> By: Ale -- Profound Joy http://www.joyfuldays.com/good-relationship/#comment-14954 Ale -- Profound Joy Fri, 27 Nov 2009 18:51:57 +0000 http://www.joyfuldays.com/?p=2128#comment-14954 Thanks Daphne, again. This writing is very reassuring. Relationships mutate and it's a natural process because we do mutate and transform ourselves everyday. Thanks Daphne, again. This writing is very reassuring. Relationships mutate and it’s a natural process because we do mutate and transform ourselves everyday.

]]> By: Daphne http://www.joyfuldays.com/good-relationship/#comment-12139 Daphne Sat, 17 Oct 2009 03:15:36 +0000 http://www.joyfuldays.com/?p=2128#comment-12139 @ Michelle, Thanks for your comment, and sorry for my late reply. Yes it does take time for wisdom to kick in on hindsight, yet when it does, all relationships do turn out to be 'good' in some way, don't they? @ Sara, Your comment made my day, and I am so happy that the post helped you a little. Accepting 'what is' can sometimes be very difficult, because we are so focused on 'what i want' instead. I'm glad that you've accepted this important relationship for what it is - that is liberating and perhaps will free you to see the real value this relationship has for you, and that person for who she is rather than who you wish she was. Thanks so much for sharing. You make writing this post worthwhile. @ Evelyn, So good to see you back! And you've reminded me of an important truth - relationships tell me far more about myself than they do about the other person, whether it's what I love or what I hate about the other person... all this is just a mirror to myself. Actually I'm not even sure I want the 'right person' to come along anymore. I'm happy and at peace and am coming to think that I prefer life this way... but at the same time I know I should remain open. Thanks for dropping by! @ Michelle,

Thanks for your comment, and sorry for my late reply. Yes it does take time for wisdom to kick in on hindsight, yet when it does, all relationships do turn out to be ‘good’ in some way, don’t they?

@ Sara,

Your comment made my day, and I am so happy that the post helped you a little. Accepting ‘what is’ can sometimes be very difficult, because we are so focused on ‘what i want’ instead. I’m glad that you’ve accepted this important relationship for what it is – that is liberating and perhaps will free you to see the real value this relationship has for you, and that person for who she is rather than who you wish she was. Thanks so much for sharing. You make writing this post worthwhile.

@ Evelyn,

So good to see you back! And you’ve reminded me of an important truth – relationships tell me far more about myself than they do about the other person, whether it’s what I love or what I hate about the other person… all this is just a mirror to myself. Actually I’m not even sure I want the ‘right person’ to come along anymore. I’m happy and at peace and am coming to think that I prefer life this way… but at the same time I know I should remain open. Thanks for dropping by!

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