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You teach them how to love and when it goes sour they start
stalking you and leaving threatening messages on your voicemail.
Next thing you know you have to tell security at your job to
keep an eye out for your crazy ex-boyfriend so you can sneak out
the back door, cut through the alley and walk the extra 4 blocks
to the train station up the street. As you’re walking to the
train as fast as you can on the hottest day of the year in
3-inch heels, you ask yourself, “Is this my life? Who did that
guy become? Is this the price of love?” Damn!
Before teaching him how to love, she was such a sweet girl. Now
that inexperienced just-turned-20 year old has turned into one
of those no-nonsense beltway bitches, who must make conscious
decisions to find “healthy” relationships by overanalyzing every
prospect. Fight it girl, fight it!
The question remains: Can you teach someone how to love? Since I
went to college and passed Intro to Psychology with a C, I am
not an expert. However, I do believe that Love is the alter ego
of Crazy. It can be taught, but must be taught from birth. It is
a learned behavior passed on by the mother or nurturer of a
child. Real Talk: “She’s not your mama. If your mama ain’t teach
you how to love, don’t expect someone else to tough it out
through your nonsense.” So in the meantime, the in-between time,
take control of your life and be careful to whom you give your
love; they just might not want to give it back. |
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