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Post by m1nn0w on Aug 23, 2005 21:53:34 GMT -5
Just thought I'd drop a line to tell you how truly impressed I was after reading this Commentary. It touched and brought back all the feelings and emotions that I, myself, have experienced. Well done Mr. Minners. Well Done.
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Post by jpmessiah on Aug 24, 2005 9:42:13 GMT -5
Thank you. I am really happy you liked it. When I told a certain someone the title of the story I was writing, she gave me the impression that the story was going to be cheesy, so I am glad people have read it and felt exactly what I was trying to convey. The Minners Commentary was created to put myself out there and give people something to read that they can relate to. Having broken up with someone I was with for 7 years and just recently broke up with someone I felt close to, love was definitely on my mind. I have gotten back several positive comments on this article; this is the first on the message board. What do others think? Check it out at www.g-pop.net/Minners46_Love.htm
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Post by Justine on Aug 24, 2005 19:14:36 GMT -5
I said the TITLE sounded cheesy--the commentary is actually quite good
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Post by condorman on Sept 8, 2005 12:46:52 GMT -5
Another great commentary from the man on a subject I thought would never hit home. In the last five months, i've been in a struggle to really find myself. I spent the first month just trying to get through the day. The next 2-4 months, I turned into a dating machine or as most women refer to it: a player. I dated and slept with as many women as I possible could. The sad part is as much as I wanted it too, that didn't take away the pain.. I'm in a new "relationship" now, but I know it's not going to workout.. I just don't feel anything for her. But, that's just my life at the moment. It's nice to have a girl around, but she's not what I lost. My relationship was four years and it ended by her not returning my phone calls - no explanation. But, that's life.. It amazes me how someone can tell you they love you and seemingly care about you, but then just walk away as if it was nothing. I don't know if I'll ever get over it, but then i've heard you never get over your first love and even though we didn't start dating until I was 23, she was the first love I ever had. Well, enough about that.. I don't want to think about it anymore..
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Post by jpmessiah on Sept 14, 2005 14:40:26 GMT -5
You and me have very similar stories. Seven years with one girl. She didn't want to get married. Ever. I left her. I went after everything that breathed. Now, I just want the right one. I think I found her, but she doesn't like me like that, so I am her friend and I hope something comes out of that, but I have to be prepared for the worst and be open to other girls. However, for some reason, lately, I wake up with new found faith each day that what I want will be a reality. It's amazing how positive thinking and prayer can work together.
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Post by condorman on Oct 4, 2005 12:44:26 GMT -5
You have got the right idea.. We must have faith. Whatever we truly want in our hearts can and will come to pass if we believe in it. If we exude confidence and not chase it, what we want will come to us. Besides how can we miss, when God says he will reward those who our faithful... I only hope it happens sooner rather than later.
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Post by jpmessiah on Oct 13, 2005 18:19:59 GMT -5
True, but I have been told you can't have faith that you will be with a certain person. It doesn't work that way, because if she has faith that she will be with someone else, it sort of cancels out. You need to have faith in an idea that you will find true love with someone. That's what sucks sometimes. It is hard to have faith in someone when you don't know what exactly it is you are having faith in. I just beg and pleade that God provides me with love from a hottie. Please.
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