Clich?ɬ©

There are clich?ɬ© statements like “When we kissed…I saw fireworks” or “My knees went weak”, but how many people can truly say they’ve felt this first hand? For the past few weeks I’ve had an ‘inside-clue’ in regards to how the universe works. There are always going to be two very important people in your life; your soul mate, and the person you’re supposed to spend the rest of your life with. In some cases you may find these two entities in one person. The rest of the time…you’ll have these two people. You may not realize it now, but if you sit back and look around – you may pick up on it.

There will always be that one person who you can have every feeling in the book for but know that it’s never going to work between you two on a relationship level. This person is your ‘soul mate’. This person will be there for you when you’re at your worst…and your best. They will make you feel as though you’re the most important person in the room and they’ll never let you down. If they ever do…they’ll make it up to you faster than you knew what hit you.

But say your soul mate meets his or her final step in life and passes away. Sure, you may have friends who care about you but you’ll never have that same connection ever again. You’ll spend months, years, and even decades comparing every person you meet to this soul mate. This soul mate is the person you felt was the true meaning of ‘perfection’ minus the relationship aspect. Even in death, this person will still be there for you. You will see them in your dreams, they will give you signs as to when they were around…a gust of wind, a shooting star, a butterfly, a cat, whatever you two had in common in life, he/she will make it known in death that your connection is still there. It’s almost guaranteed that when you die, this person will be waiting for you to help you get through that stage of ‘life’ until you can plant your feet.

Say that during your grieving for losing this soul mate, another person steps in. The person who from the get go you feel that you’re going to spend the rest of your life with. It goes to another clich?ɬ© statement of “trust your gut”. If, from the get-go, looking into this persons eyes makes you weak, kissing them you see fireworks, and you get along on levels you never dreamed of, then in some way shape or form…you’re meant to be with this person for the rest of your life.

This is the person who will fulfill all of your dreams, and visa versa. This is the person you will make a home with. This is the person you will depend on for support in the most difficult, or most ridiculous, of situations. They will always make you feel like the most important person in the room, they will go out of their way to make sure you’re taken care of, no matter what the cost. If you’re sick, they’ll be at your bed-side with soup and a magazine. If you’ve had a bad day and just want to sleep, they’ll lay down with you and rub your back until you’re comfortable enough to drift off and forget the world. This person will also be there when you wake up to make sure that the first thing you see is someone who loves you and will make all of your pain go away.

I’ve been through, and am still going through my grieving period. I have found the person I will be spending the rest of my life with. I consider myself blessed, as well as honored, to have these two people in my life, and in my after-life. I honestly don’t think I’d trade this for anything in the world.

I fall in love a little bit more every day. I see dreams being fulfilled before anything is physically set forth for these dreams to come true. I see the fireworks when we kiss and my knees are so weak that I’m surprised I can even walk. It’s unfortunate that I had to lose a soul mate in order to find a ‘true love’, because I do truly miss my soul mate more now than I ever have in the past, but I know he’s around; I see the shooting stars, I see the butterflies, I feel the breeze. The thing is, as much as I miss him – I know how much pain he was in when he was alive, and now he’s finally at peace; I would never take that away from him.

For once in my life, I’m with a good man. Not a little boy, not a wife beater, not a drug addict, not a ‘hardcore l33t gamer’…a man. A man who is working to not only improve his life, but is working to help improve mine. If you can find someone that is willing to make huge sacrifices (and visa versa) for your happiness, even if it only has 10% to do with you, that is the one true gift that you may never receive if you pass it by.

I see myself being happy for the rest of my life. I see myself having every dream fulfilled, no matter how large or small they are. I see myself being able to have the relationship that I’ve only ever heard of or an “As Seen on TV” situation. If all of this meant losing my soul-mate in the process…I wouldn’t trade it for anything in the world.

15 Responses to “Clich?ɬ©”

  1. Sean says:

    It sounds like you have it figured out.

  2. Nat Marie says:

    Oh man…you have managed to make me cry…I literally felt my eyes water. *Sniff* I guess it’s because I haven’t found either one…*shrugs*

  3. Alicia says:

    Pls call me soon! i got your msg! i mish u!

  4. Arwen says:

    Aww congrats Krissy. Your post moved me so much, partially because I can relate to almost everything you wrote about (even if I didn’t go through the same experiences.. I’ve had simaler). It’s been over 6 years since the death of my father, and I still haven’t finished grieving. Don’t ever stop grieving because you think you should, because life goes on. And life does go on, and can still go on. That’s so great that you’ve found the person you want to spend the rest of your life with… it’s such a great feeling to know that that person is the one who makes you feel good on an emotional and spiritual level, and with whom you share a love that transcends all.

    I know, I’m kinda rambling. Hope it made sense. O__o

  5. Brigitte says:

    This was such a heart-warming post. I can’t say I’ve met either so it’s a bit difficult to apply to myself and fully appreciate what you were saying, but I understood it well. I’m happy that you’ve found your true love and see yourself spending the rest of your life with him. I’m only sorry your soul mate is no longer around. Either way, it sounds as though things will end well. 🙂

    Woah woah, a math problem? Haha.

  6. Lauren says:

    Hi…I just randomly found your blog and read your entry about soul mates. I totally agree with your point of view and just wanted to comment on how well put and thought out it was. Your blog is really nice to read!

  7. Christina says:

    I’m so jealous. I want to find the person I’m supposed to be with for the rest of my life. lol. I know who my soul mate is. Now I just need to find the other person. It’s like a giant “where’s waldo?” book.

  8. skeet says:

    I lost such a a soul mate quite a few years ago. Our bond was so strong that I still feel his presence, still have to stop myself from reaching for the phone to share my expereinces with him. He’ll remain alive in my heart as long as it beats.

    I’m glad you found the other love, too. Everyone should be so blessed!

    Visiting for the Postie Carnival.

  9. Colleen says:

    Great post…I’m here from the carnival.

  10. Loretta says:

    (Okay try that again I messed up the math answer the first time! LMAO and it gobbled up my well thought out post!)

    Hooray for love!

  11. suni says:

    good post

    I had sparks when I met my true love. Loads of sparks… more like lightning bolts LOL

  12. Lisa says:

    I am still getting teary eyed over your post.

  13. Karen says:

    I love your list!

  14. therapydoc says:

    I can honestly say my knees went weak. But they’re getting old! Great post.

  15. Karen says:

    You sound very wise. I too know that type of man. I feel very fortunate.

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