Cupids Dating Blog

I know what it’s like to want something so bad and not be able to have it. Relationships have that draw—especially, I find, when I’m not in one. It seems like a relationship is something you should be doing, and it’s something that you want, so it’s often hard to look at one that comes along in a truly objective manner. I meet someone and they’re nice… but they’re not my ideal match. I spend some time with them, time that I could be using to search for the perfect match, and suddenly I’ve lost a year to someone who is okay.

It may sound a little harsh, but that person is likely doing the same thing with me. What follows are the relationship issues that our modern day society faces. We become accustomed to living a decent life and stp striving for perfection. We give up on our goals too easily. I know I’ve spent a lot of time setting goals. Some of them I will reach. Others are probably out of reach. But that’s okay. That’s why they are goals—because they are hard to attain and make me push myself to be better. Yet among all of objectives that I’ve set, for life, wealth and personal pleasure, none are as important as the search for my perfect match. I don’t know about your relationship issues, but I can say for certain that those that plague me down the road will not be due to my settling for the sake of convenience.