
So here is a thought I overheard in a discussion this past week. I thought it was a very good question.
Suppose you are at a point in your life where you do not want to be in a relationship. Say, for example, you are about to graduate college and will be leaving the state in two months. Or, perhaps, you feel like you need time to be alone for a while, to figure out exactly what kind of a relationship you want, what kind of person you are looking for, whatever ever. There are dozens of reasons why a person would not want to be in a relationship.
Anyways, the discussion was, “Is it right to tell a person that, in other circumstances, you would love to be with them?” For example, you are at one of these points in your life where you know a relationship isn’t what you want. Yet, you find yourself having deep feelings for a person, and you would very much like to be in a relationship with them. Circumstances being what they are, you decide not to go there, yet you feel like you still should let them know how you feel. Do you tell that person?
I thought it was very interesting. People said things like, “no, that wouldn’t be very fair to just say ‘I love you, but I can’t be with you. Sorry,’ and then leave it at that.” or “yes, you should at least be honest about how you feel. At least that person will know that they are loved by someone out there.”
So I thought I would open up discussion to the Xanga world and see what you all come up with. Hope it proves to be thought provoking!



