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The beautiful thing about relationships is their fluidity and unpredictability. You can act the same way with a number of different people and have a different result each time.

True, deep and honest friendships are hard to find, and it may be just the thing to help each of you to guard your heart.

Our life’s journey does not end when we find the perfect job, residence, calling or even significant other, but rather they help to further it.

During these periods of waiting, God is still working, and we need to be as well.

Whatever the situation, we should always try to be deliberate in our actions; taking advantage of every scenario open to us.

Trust in your relationship– you need to know where you stand.

Remember, never loan or give money away that you can’t afford to lose forever.

Only by aligning yourself with the one who created you will you fully be able to understand what He wants for you.

Whether we want to admit it or not, we are ALL a work in progress.

The pain of feeling deceived may still linger, but by living out your life in the way God designed and planned for you, not letting this experience impact you negatively in the future is how you don’t let him have the upper hand.

We all grieve and deal with disappointment and loss in different ways and on different time frames.

All we can do as believers in Christ is to walk with Him, grow in Him and do our best to be like Him in all that we do, especially in regards to relationships.

Each of us reaches points along our journey where we are faced with relatively major decisions or milestones in our life often unbeknownst to the seriousness of our choice at the time.

God says you are worth more. Your value is NOT in this man or in ANY man but in our heavenly Father.

You are wise in your concern. Allowing more time in all relationships is a good thing and shows a growth in maturity.

What I have learned over years of rejection is, you can’t change someone else’s mind or feelings for what they think of you, no matter how ridiculous or insensitive a reason may be.

No one likes someone who is desperate or too pushy.

First of all, you are definitely NOT the first person to lose interest in your significant other, nor will you be the last.

Just because you like someone, it may not a green light to pursue them.

Pray for God to open your heart for whatever He wants rather than for what you already have in mind.