Lasting love

Adele Cornish, BSW

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Last week we looked three signs of mature love in your relationship:

  • Having your partner’s best interests at heart in your decision-making
  • Unselfish commitment to helping your partner reach their fullest potential
  • Accepting your partner for who they truly are

Today I want to explore another element of love appropriate to your relationship that is often quoted from 1 Corinthians 13v5 at weddings:

Love keeps no record of wrongs

So, we deal with the inevitable issues in our couple relationship that cause us to feel angry, hurt or rejected but choose not to hold our partner’s wrong doing against them.  In other words, we let it go.

Do you agree?

Should love keep no record of wrongs?  Can you experience the joy of a fulfilling relationship if you choose to keep a mental record of everything you feel your partner does wrong? Or, does this mindset steal your joy?

I’d love your feedback.   Please place your response below and remember you can remain anonymous if you wish!

Warm regards

Adele Cornish