Vanessa Hudgens Not Only An Expert On Photography, But On Relationships As Well - Page 2
You see, so many times this is exactly where people make their mistake. Once the "honeymoon" phase of the relationship is over, and there comes a time when the relationship actually requires work, and it isn't as easy as it was in the beginning, and that sense of humor is working your last nerve and the sentences you're finishing are the ones in the middle of an argument, people think there is something "wrong" with it. Then they think it's time to trade in the one with mileage for a newer model, thinking that because everything is "easy" again this must be "right". I know it isn't as cut and dried as that, and some relationships that take work really are destined for failure, but you get the idea. It is completely irresponsible for anyone in the public eye to promote this skewed view of relationships.
Yes, it is definitely a choice, and something one has to work at every day. Anything that you care about takes work, and that includes relationships. No matter how much "in love" you are with the other person, there will come a time when that relationship will require a degree of work. But when you are truly in love, and truly in a committed relationship, those choices aren't a burden to make. There's the difference.
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