Goals

Personal Goals
Furbabies vaccine completion - In-progress (Target Oct 2020)
Master in Management completion in APC - In-progress (Target Nov 2021)
Master of Project Management / Master of Project and Program Management admission in UoS - Planned (Winter 2021)
PP's B&B Inn Lot - Planned (Target June 2021)

Travel Goals
Batanes, Australia, Iceland, Switzerland, Finland, Italy, Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Russia

"Focus on your goals."

I can do all things thru Christ who strengthens me. -Philippians 4:13

Thursday, August 06, 2020

Lesson Learned

Ako na ang di mature at dapat lang talaga iniwan. 😢 😆

1. Mature relationships do not have insecurities

A relationship that has insecurities means either one of you does not trust your partner entirely. You do not trust them with your shortcomings and the dark corners of your life. You will always be scared if you have insecurities which will stop you and your partner from being the true version of yourself. That's what a mature relationship is about, accepting what your partner is and letting yourself be genuine with them.

2. Immature relationships look at the past

Immature relationships keep looking back in each other's past while partners in a mature relationship will always look to the future. Everyone has a past and everyone's past is supposed to stay in the past. Bringing it up every time you fight will only make things worse and will add the element of comparison to your healthy relationship.

By comparing your partner with your Ex or vice versa, you are just crushing or being crushed by the weight of the unmet expectations and the constant "want" to be like someone else. Soon, this feeling will turn into rebelliousness because after all, only you can be the true version of your own self. Even if you pretend, you can only pretend for a while and switch back to your own self. Thus, true partners will have this understanding of letting the other person be themselves and not try to make them LIKE someone.

3. Mature relationships don't let others drive their relationship

There are many times when we find ourselves lost in a relationship and we run to our closest, most trusted friend for help. Sometimes, their advices work and other times they make things work. The point is that it is always good to take a third person's opinion if you are not sure of what you are doing but don't let that be the driving force for your relationship. No one knows your partner better than you and no one can really tell you what to do to fix ˜your' relationship. Take a few advices on board but only after evaluating them closely go with your gut feeling. As they say, follow your heart.

4. In an immature relationship, things need to be asked

A mature relationship will feel like a puzzle solving its own self. You do have to put in effort but a lot of your expectations will start being met automatically because in a mature relationship, people understand each other's needs and wants!

A mature relationship will always get you what you need first while an immature one will always focus on the wants. Also, in immature relationships, most partners are always arguing on what they expect and want from their partner.

5. Mature relationship cues all your apprehensions

"Is he out right not? Will he cheat like the others?" Mature relationships will automatically work as a healing potion for all the heart break. I cant truly explain the exact thing that makes you go, ˜aaah! Why couldn't other people you have been with in a relationship get this', even if you've been a certain way with your previous partners, you will be completely different with a this one. You will be able to trust and support your partner fully and also be able to appreciate this satisfaction and peace of mind you get from not over thinking too much like you have been doing in all your past relationships.

Lastly, a mature relationship will actually make you feel like true love exists and that you have a chance at that. Mature relationship will treat you nicely. No one gets there in one day or the first time, it will take its own sweet time but it will eventually happen. Just keep your heart and mind open to accept changes and to accept your partner the way he/she is.

https://www.relrules.com/5-signs-you-are-in-a-mature-relationship/

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