Love and Relationships Lessons (Husband and Wife)

It was 2004. It was 2004. Nathan Scott and Lucas Scott have just joined the One Tree Slope ball group. Beyonce was the most-rated artist with Insane In Adoration. Just recently, The Dark Looked at Peas started to receive radio play. They couldn't tell us that this evening was. As a matter of fact, Going to Be a Goodbye.

Although a lot of our Merion Kindness Understudies were not conceived at this time, I believe that we all have the potential to be a part of something greater than our age differences. You might relate to my 18-year-old self. I was burdened by my assumptions. Society expected me to understand which school I would attend.

In any case, there was one assumption that really burdened my mind.

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It is predictable. I would carefully adjust my schedule to February and look intently at the date. February 14th. It was hard for me to ignore the fact that I was single throughout the majority of my school year. It was impossible to overlook Valentine's Day.

Furthermore, I was certain that I had at least one pound.

I was determined to find my sweetheart. But no one in my school really fit the criteria I set at the top. These assumptions were put aside so I moved on. Although I felt the tension, I wouldn't want to be someone I wasn't. I was a geeky band member who loved to read comics and dream books. I was able to observe a few of my companions changing their characters. They preferred to talk to potential partners. This was not in me. I have to act naturally. It was obvious that I was obsessed with finding someone. But I soon realized that I was being forced into the assumptions of society.

I loved to date.

I tried to find someone, but everyone I dated was not right for me. I couldn't see myself with them till the end of my lifetime. At that point, I met them once in July. A person took me through the entire plot of the computer game, The Witcher, for about an hour. He listened attentively as I explained my love for the X-men, especially Kurt Wagner, otherwise known as Nightcrawler. It was many years later. I would learn from him that his attention to me examining a comic book character energetically on our most memorable date helped him understand that he wanted to marry me.

Despite this, it was difficult to hold on.

It was difficult to avoid asking questions from kind-hearted grown-ups. It was also difficult to see someone who fit my cultural assumptions. This is not always the case for everyone. It was difficult, all things considered. How can we be consistent with ourselves, and our faces? What is the difficulty of dating according to cultural expectations?

In almost every response I received, one common subject came up. They accepted that secondary school should be a place of learning about the world and also about themselves, regardless of how hesitant they were about dating.

Additional guidance and reflections by personnel and staff include:

"I didn’t have a serious partner until I graduated from high school. I was too busy trying to learn about myself and pursue my scholarly interests. After graduating from school, I noticed that I was better equipped to know exactly what I needed for dating.

"It is fundamentally important to understand that you don’t have to be seeing someone as attractive by significant others as your whole self." -- Rebekah Adens, Head of Variety, Value, and Incorporation

"On the off chance I could return, I would zero in more on my fellowships that the relationship I had with my secondary school sweetheart." -- Kate Hinkle (Advancement Partner).

The familiar maxim is my favorite:

'You're not a fit organization for others until you're a fit organization for yourself.' That addresses one's acknowledgment, information, and love for oneself as being essential before there can be really remunerating correspondence in a two-manner dynamic/relationship." -- Seth Pidot, Ph.D., French Educator

"Realizing who your current self is, in a free relationship, will help you feel safe and secure. You can also arrange later to investigate who you are within a relationship." -- Patricia Nowlan. Spanish Instructor, Language Division Seat

"Sit down and consider what could make you truly blissful."

"As a high schooler, it is much more important to have a friendly bunch that loves you and supports your needs." -- Dan Crossland. Spanish Instructor.

Look around at the sisters in your area. We don't need to sing "We Are One Body" in order to appreciate Valentine's Day. You are surrounded by love in real life. Your Merion peers surround you. Your educators. Your educators. No matter if you are a geek like me. You have people who care whether you are a competitor, a mathlete, or a venue kid.