with her family was a gut wrenching one. She ultimately decided that she couldn’t destroy the man she married, who had never been anything, but kind and patient with her. She stayed with her family at a cost to her soul. Did she make the best choice? Are we supposed to settle in life? Was her decision the most fitting for everyone?

Ultimately the circumstances dictate the outcome of any decision, and everyone’s circumstances are unique. If you have never seen this movie, rent it! The performances of both lead actors was astounding. Now consider your own situation, are you rushing in to a relationship just because the pers

How often have you wished that you could go out on a date with someone you have had your eye on for a while only to have the date turn out to be a real disappointment once you finally went out with that person? It happens more often than you think. The reason the dates don't go that well seems to be because they were orchestrated, they weren't natural. Either someone else intervened to fix the couple up together or they asked each other out because they thought it was the right thing to do. Without a real feeling of wanting to be around another person and them having the same feeling about you may not be able to experience the real and total love that two people who were meant to be together can feel. Your relationship will always be half empty or half full, but never whole or complete.

Remember the movie, Bridges of Madison County, with Clint Eastwood and Meryl Streep? I don’t recall if any Oscars were won, but it was a big hit in 1995. The movie is a typical chic flick with a twist, Clint. Not too hard on the eyes at any age. The plot is basic, but the story and acting were powerful. So powerful that rumors abounded that Clint and Meryl were truly involved in an affair. It undoubtedly helped the ratings and marketing department.

Boy meets girl, that is the plot of the movie, but the woman is married with two children. The man she is married to is a good, kind man, solid, consistent, considerate, hard working fellow. As honest as the day is long, so the expression goes, the sort of man that every parent would like to see his or her daughter marry someday. He is still hopelessly in love with her, would be lost without her and is oblivious to her internal dilemma. She has a restless spirit, adventuress, and feels out of place in Midwestern USA, having come from the exotic country of Italy. She is faithful to her husband, provides for all his needs, she realizes the power she yields, but also knows the destruction she would cause should she decide to follow her heart. She confides in no one of her feelings.

Clint enters the scene, by coincidence or is it destiny? Is it an easy out, or is it her chance to be truly fulfilled? A heated and passionate affair ensues. Why was it such a blockbuster? Are we all so discontent with our relationships that we could relate to it? Do we settle for “Mr. Right”, when actually “Mr. Wrong is our soul mate? Or do we settle too easily, and when the “right” person comes along it is difficult, messy and complicated to change. The decision she made to stay with her family was a gut wrenching one. She ultimately decided that she couldn’t destroy the man she married, who had never been anything, but kind and patient with her. She stayed with her family at a cost to her soul. Did she make the best choice? Are we supposed to settle in life? Was her decision the most fitting for everyone?

Ultimately the circumstances dictate the outcome of any decision, and everyone’s circumstances are unique. If you have never seen this movie, rent it! The performances of both lead actors was astounding. Now consider your own situation, are you rushing in to a relationship just because the perso

real and total love that two people who were meant to be together can feel. Your relationship will always be half empty or half full, but never whole or complete.

Remember the movie, Bridges of Madison County, with Clint Eastwood and Meryl Streep? I don’t recall if any Oscars were won, but it was a big hit in 1995. The movie is a typical chic flick with a twist, Clint. Not too hard on the eyes at any age. The plot is basic, but the story and acting were powerful. So powerful that rumors abounded that Clint and Meryl were truly involved in an affair. It undoubtedly helped the ratings and marketing department.

Boy meets girl, that is the plot of the movie, but the woman is married with two children. The man she is married to is a good, kind man, solid, consistent, considerate, hard working fellow. As honest as the day is long, so the expression goes, the sort of man that every parent would like to see his or her daughter marry someday. He is still hopelessly in love with her, would be lost without her and is oblivious to her internal dilemma. She has a restless spirit, adventuress, and feels out of place in Midwestern USA, having come from the exotic country of Italy. She is faithful to her husband, provides for all his needs, she realizes the power she yields, but also knows the destruction she would cause should she decide to follow her heart. She confides in no one of her feelings.

Clint enters the scene, by coincidence or is it destiny? Is it an easy out, or is it her chance to be truly fulfilled? A heated and passionate affair ensues. Why was it such a blockbuster? Are we all so discontent with our relationships that we could relate to it? Do we settle for “Mr. Right”, when actually “Mr. Wrong is our soul mate? Or do we settle too easily, and when the “right” person comes along it is difficult, messy and complicated to change. The decision she made to stay with her family was a gut wrenching one. She ultimately decided that she couldn’t destroy the man she married, who had never been anything, but kind and patient with her. She stayed with her family at a cost to her soul. Did she make the best choice? Are we supposed to settle in life? Was her decision the most fitting for everyone?

Ultimately the circumstances dictate the outcome of any decision, and everyone’s circumstances are unique. If you have never seen this movie, rent it! The performances of both lead actors was astounding. Now consider your own situation, are you rushing in to a relationship just because the pers

s girl, that is the plot of the movie, but the woman is married with two children. The man she is married to is a good, kind man, solid, consistent, considerate, hard working fellow. As honest as the day is long, so the expression goes, the sort of man that every parent would like to see his or her daughter marry someday. He is still hopelessly in love with her, would be lost without her and is oblivious to her internal dilemma. She has a restless spirit, adventuress, and feels out of place in Midwestern USA, having come from the exotic country of Italy. She is faithful to her husband, provides for all his needs, she realizes the power she yields, but also knows the destruction she would cause should she decide to follow her heart. She confides in no one of her feelings.

Clint enters the scene, by coincidence or is it destiny? Is it an easy out, or is it her chance to be truly fulfilled? A heated and passionate affair ensues. Why was it such a blockbuster? Are we all so discontent with our relationships that we could relate to it? Do we settle for “Mr. Right”, when actually “Mr. Wrong is our soul mate? Or do we settle too easily, and when the “right” person comes along it is difficult, messy and complicated to change. The decision she made to stay with her family was a gut wrenching one. She ultimately decided that she couldn’t destroy the man she married, who had never been anything, but kind and patient with her. She stayed with her family at a cost to her soul. Did she make the best choice? Are we supposed to settle in life? Was her decision the most fitting for everyone?

Ultimately the circumstances dictate the outcome of any decision, and everyone’s circumstances are unique. If you have never seen this movie, rent it! The performances of both lead actors was astounding. Now consider your own situation, are you rushing in to a relationship just because the pers

power she yields, but also knows the destruction she would cause should she decide to follow her heart. She confides in no one of her feelings.

Clint enters the scene, by coincidence or is it destiny? Is it an easy out, or is it her chance to be truly fulfilled? A heated and passionate affair ensues. Why was it such a blockbuster? Are we all so discontent with our relationships that we could relate to it? Do we settle for “Mr. Right”, when actually “Mr. Wrong is our soul mate? Or do we settle too easily, and when the “right” person comes along it is difficult, messy and complicated to change. The decision she made to stay with her family was a gut wrenching one. She ultimately decided that she couldn’t destroy the man she married, who had never been anything, but kind and patient with her. She stayed with her family at a cost to her soul. Did she make the best choice? Are we supposed to settle in life? Was her decision the most fitting for everyone?

Ultimately the circumstances dictate the outcome of any decision, and everyone’s circumstances are unique. If you have never seen this movie, rent it! The performances of both lead actors was astounding. Now consider your own situation, are you rushing in to a relationship just because the pers

with her family was a gut wrenching one. She ultimately decided that she couldn’t destroy the man she married, who had never been anything, but kind and patient with her. She stayed with her family at a cost to her soul. Did she make the best choice? Are we supposed to settle in life? Was her decision the most fitting for everyone?

Ultimately the circumstances dictate the outcome of any decision, and everyone’s circumstances are unique. If you have never seen this movie, rent it! The performances of both lead actors was astounding. Now consider your own situation, are you rushing in to a relationship just because the person is available or do you really feel complete around them? Remember, you only have one life to live so choose wisely.