Humans Of New York
“I met John in India while studying in a Hindi language program. He did all sorts of exciting things. He was from San Francisco and worked for all these super lefty politicians. In his twenties, he pretended to be a teenager so he could go back to high school and write an article about it. He did philanthropic work in African rain forests. Life with him was like a long vacation. Every day was an adventure. He’d literally wake up every morning and say: ‘Today’s an adventure.’ We dated for nine years. But he didn’t want to get married. He didn’t want to have kids. And even though he wanted to save humanity on a macro scale, he just wasn’t that warm. I never felt like I could come home in a way. So eventually I ended it. I met my current husband online. He was ‘all in’ from the very beginning. He doesn’t live in a rainforest, but he feels like home. If my sister sends me a picture of my niece wearing huge sunglasses, he doesn’t roll his eyes. He laughs even harder than I do.”
Jacob Tourk maybe it’s not always about trying to fix something broken, maybe it’s about starting over and creating something better.
Loving the wild man without roots or a heart is like going to war. You never come back the same.
You don’t have to claw your way toward him any longer. What sweet bliss. Good for you.
Laven Mokri “He feels like home” that means it’s true love!
Lori Holder-Webb And THAT is the difference between Mr. Exciting, and Mr. Right