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Why is Commitment SO difficult?

Avoiding a commitment surrounds many in a relationship. The main reason is that "commitment" , itself, is confused with "ownership" and "restriction". Once the commitment is made, the energies shift. Why? People don't "own" people. If true love exists in a relationship, there is no fear.

Dr. Wayne Dyer said it best:

"Love and Fear cannot exist in the same space
any more than Peace and Chaos can".


Think about this. Why aren't you getting the commitment that you want? Is it because you want ownership of a person? Is it because this will bring you the security that he/she won't wander off to someone else? Will this commitment bring you peace - especially if you insist on forcing the issue?

Commitment isn't necessarily "security".  If he/she wants to go out without you just to have a guys/gals night out does it make you feel rejected or upset that he/she doesn't want to include you? How do you feel when you are out, and he/she is casually flirting with someone else? Does jealousy come into the picture?

Why even have the need to define the relationship if you are enjoying each other? If you are participating in intimate relations with someone, you can ask each other to honor that you won't be intimate with someone else; however, is this a 'commitment' or are you wanting security and ownership?

True love is a space of freedom. Loving relationships are not built on insecurities. Loving relationships offer you the opportunity to be yourself, enjoy a partner, and to BE a loving partner to someone.

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Food for thought on a Tuesday. Make it a great day!
Sending you angels,
Jane
Published Tuesday, March 04, 2008 7:40 AM by Jane Wilcox

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Wednesday, March 05, 2008 6:27 PM by haines10

# re: Why is Commitment SO difficult?

Freedom is 50/50....wow...wouldnt that be weird?  Good points!  See ya.

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